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I've had a few of those over the years. Took one of them twice, just because.

I’m 62 and still playing a young man’s game. I completely understand the limitations we face as we get older. I’ve been blessed with good knees and overall health so far. I do hurt all the time it seems though. The price for staying active I guess. We just have to find what we can do and do it...

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If you’re not moving you’re probably dying. Add some running pushups or squats etc. to your training. It adds stress and you need to know how you shoot under stress. Here is a link to a video showing just one drill that is simple, adaptable and very relevant in your training. Regular exercise...

I have an old surplus roof rack from a police crown Vic. Stuck it my old 02 Dakota. It’s basically just a padded shelf that has a Velcro strap. My AR and 18” shotguns will fit in it. I really like it. Keeps the gun up and out of sight, out of the way but handy.

Oh hell no. No more vaccines, shots or medications. Not after what I’ve seen the last 3 years.

Going old school old school muzzle loader this year. Leaving the in-line in the safe and sticking with the rock lock.

Sounds like he did a great job. Now let’s look at it from another angle. What does that say about the qualification course to test professional gunmen/women? What does it say about those professional gunmen/women who shoot the minimum qualification score of a 72? As a police firearms instructor...

WTB a Lee 6 cavity 9mm mold

You bet. I think you'll find most IDPA shooters are more than happy to help new shooters.

Had a good time. It's good to shoot in crappy weather now and again. You don't get to choose your gunfight weather so it doesn't hurt to shoot a match in the rain.

Don, Did that bucket ever turn up?

You bet.

On my hip unless I'm in bed or the shower. Always!

Not a big fan of double mag pouches, most don't allow enough room to get your finger between the pouches in order to index the back magazine. Lots of people use them and I'm pretty much forced to on my duty rig but if I had my choice I would use two single mag pouches.

Scores recieved, thanks for fighting it out to the end Don.

Thanks Don!

Lotsa good advice here. I would second the training ie TDSA and most of all she must be the one to choose. Let her decide what she can handle or can't. Let her make the decision, she is the one who will be carrying it, no one else.

G17, G19 or G26. I think I see a pattern here.

Jack, thanks for your time and effort. The match was worth my drive. See ya next Saturday.