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Any monthly match at Paradise Pass. My schedule doesn't allow me to attend every month, and I make excuses for not making it when I probably could have attended. The price is cheap. The stages are well written. Brass rats are top notch. Competition is as fierce as you want it to be so pick your category carefully. Mostly, it is the people that make it my favorite shoot. I was gone from the game for over a decade and when I attended my first match back there were cowboys there that said, "welcome back."

I nominate Sixgun Seamus. I shot CC for the first time this year at Indiana State and had the great fortune of being assigned to his posse. He was an excellent posse marshall and he went out of his way to talk shop with me about what has and hasn't worked for him while shooting CC. I came away from that experience knowing that I had found a home in the CC category. I look forward to competing with him for many years to come.

I nominate Sixgun Seamus. I shot CC for the first time this year at Indiana State and had the great fortune of being assigned to his posse. He was an excellent posse marshall and he went out of his way to talk shop with me about what has and hasn't worked for him while shooting CC. I came away from that experience knowing that I had found a home in the CC category. I look forward to competing with him for many years to come.

Have you tried calling Ruger? It's been a couple of years since I've bought them, but in the past I've been able to buy directly from Ruger. If memory serves me I was limited to 2 per month.

I made a similar return a few years ago. Targets are generally bigger and closer. Long guns are mostly staged horizontal now. Holy smokes these shooters are fast! Those are the top three differences I noticed here in the Midwest. Welcome back.

I've had success with a heavy charge of Unique under 200gr XTP. I consider it an ethical hunting cartridge out to 140yds. After that accuracy falls apart and energy drops too low for bullet performance.