I’m sure that when you read the title Production Division Gun Build, you had a few choice thoughts run through your mind. I know, the prospect of a customized gun for an out of the box division is absurd. With that said, I’m not sure I know how else to describe what I’m in the process of doing. My first range gun, a Smith & Wesson M&P, has had its fair share of problems over the years. We’ve battled rust …
Month: November 2012
On November 17th, I shot the last Southern Chester USPSA Match of the season. Not only was it the last match for the club this year, it was my last match of the year as well. This particular match was billed as the annual Revolver Friendly match at Southern Chester. Shooters were encouraged to dust off the wheel guns. The match was a lot of fun, even for me shooting in Production Division with the dirty “Bottom Feeder” gun. The …
In October I got word from Ron, of When The Balloon Goes Up, that he was opening an online store to sell a variety of firearms related gear. My early preview of the store left me impressed. Ron’s prices appeared competitive and his variety seemed very good for a startup. When the store went live to the public, I was happy to help spread the word. Since the store launched, Ron has decided to add an affiliate program. How this …
In the blog post announcing Episode 55 of Shooting The Breeze, I made mention that this episode was recorded and waiting to be posted. Before uploading the episode, I decided that I wanted to change it. I didn’t feel as though the material was enough to stand on its own. To remedy that, I recorded a piece of News and a piece of Featured Content to go along with it. The end result was much longer than I anticipated (I …
Yesterday I was lounging in my living room, watching Star Trek: The Next Generation, when I was hit by the urge to organize the photos on my phone. I haven’t had this phone for terribly long but I’ve managed to rack up nearly 900 photos in my Camera Roll. With the one and only Album being reserved for photos of my Daughter, I thought it was about time to organize the mess. I was a bit surprised to find so …
November is upon us and as a USPSA Shooter in Pennsylvania that means one thing, another shooting season is in the books. I spent a fair amount of time this year tracking my matches, which means that I have a lot of useful data to look over. USPSA Goals need to be assessed, new goals need to be created for the 2013 USPSA Season, and adjustments need to be made to ease the burden on my wallet. The time spent …
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