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Orange Spyder Man
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Bob... all my competition pistols are STI... 4 of them are regular production pistols.. my last one is a STI custom.. (not in the pictures)... all of them are chambered for 9mm.. and I load all my ammo... 2 of them I shoot MAJOR the others are for MINOR classification.. meaning the MAJOR are loaded (HOT) around 1400 FPS ... regular loaded Winchester 9mm cartridges are in the 960 FPS ... so thus the reason these pistols are called RACE pistols.. or OPEN classification.. which means most things are legal as long as they are safe... the scopes are Cmore red dot scopes... mags for my race pistols hold 30 rounds each... my pistols are comp fitted for controlling recoil.. I shoot 124gr Precision Delta HP jacketed bullets... lead bullets melt at the speeds we push these bullets so jacketed bullets are required.. my major load for competition is 6.8 gr Auto Comp Winchester powder.. these pistols are a boot to shoot.. they are VERY LOUD however because of the ported comp on the barrel.. but they cycle VERY FAST for the next shoot.. I shoot standing steel matches & EPSY (run & shoot) matches.. I shoot right at 3,000 rounds a month ...
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QUOTE=Bob Denman;1106222]Tell me about those "Race" pistols... :bowdown:
I shot Bullseye for over 30 years. Our toys were never that neat-looking! :thumbup:
I used a grip-mount on my .45, and .38 Wadcutter guns in the outdoor matches; your frame mounts look awesome!
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QUOTE=Bob Denman;1106222]Tell me about those "Race" pistols... :bowdown:
I shot Bullseye for over 30 years. Our toys were never that neat-looking! :thumbup:
I used a grip-mount on my .45, and .38 Wadcutter guns in the outdoor matches; your frame mounts look awesome!
Bob Denman
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:shocked: Hot loads are FUN!! :clap:
For Bullseye: we load them at levels that will reliably function the pistol, and that's it. No compensators: the muzzle flash would throw off aiming.
My .45 was pitching 200 gr LSWCs down range at about 800 fps, and my .38 was doing the same thing with 148 gr HBWCs at about 650 fps...
You could see them in flight!! nojoke
My .45 was an ex-government gun, that I built from the ground up, and the .38 was a Kart/Caspian monster, that I also had to figure out on my own...
For Bullseye: we load them at levels that will reliably function the pistol, and that's it. No compensators: the muzzle flash would throw off aiming.
My .45 was pitching 200 gr LSWCs down range at about 800 fps, and my .38 was doing the same thing with 148 gr HBWCs at about 650 fps...
You could see them in flight!! nojoke
My .45 was an ex-government gun, that I built from the ground up, and the .38 was a Kart/Caspian monster, that I also had to figure out on my own...
Orange Spyder Man
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I doubt you can see my bullets in flight.. lol... Race pistols are very finicky... because they have lightened slides & hot loads...so they can cycle so fast.. (better for getting off the next shot)... last night we practiced .. one stage there was 5 EPSY targets.. kinda aligned like in a 5 of spades ... one in the middle with the 4 others aligned on the sides... draw & shoot each target twice as fast as you can... I did it in 3.11 seconds... not too shabby ... I love to shoot.. its addictive...
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UOTE=Bob Denman;1106744]:shocked: Hot loads are FUN!! :clap:
For Bullseye: we load them at levels that will reliably function the pistol, and that's it. No compensators: the muzzle flash would throw off aiming.
My .45 was pitching 200 gr LSWCs down range at about 800 fps, and my .38 was doing the same thing with 148 gr HBWCs at about 650 fps...
You could see them in flight!! nojoke
My .45 was an ex-government gun, that I built from the ground up, and the .38 was a Kart/Caspian monster, that I also had to figure out on my own...[/QUOTE]
osm
UOTE=Bob Denman;1106744]:shocked: Hot loads are FUN!! :clap:
For Bullseye: we load them at levels that will reliably function the pistol, and that's it. No compensators: the muzzle flash would throw off aiming.
My .45 was pitching 200 gr LSWCs down range at about 800 fps, and my .38 was doing the same thing with 148 gr HBWCs at about 650 fps...
You could see them in flight!! nojoke
My .45 was an ex-government gun, that I built from the ground up, and the .38 was a Kart/Caspian monster, that I also had to figure out on my own...[/QUOTE]
Bob Denman
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It is addictive! :clap:
When the Command to "Load five rounds" is given; it always makes my smile get bigger!!
When the Command to "Load five rounds" is given; it always makes my smile get bigger!!
Mazo EMS2
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I'm on a couple of snowmobiling forums, DooTalk, and JohnDee a lot, and I log onto a few firefighter/EMS sites as well. I don't own a snowmobile anymore, but I do the grooming for our club. And I'm a firefighter and officer for two departments, as well as an EMT and officer of our service, so I stay pretty busy with all of that. Here's a couple of the units we pull our grooming drags with, and of course the other is a controlled house burn we just did a couple weeks ago.
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