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    Two fun things in one photo.


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    Snurd, that looks like lots of fun.

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    It is. My dad just made me some new steel targets I need to brake in. Get a nice shave in the morning, and some lead out later in the day.

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    That's what I did Saturday. I got cleaned up, shaved and headed to the range. We had a nice competition out there. I came in 6th out of about 30 so I'm happy. Even beat some people that took awards at the world championships last year. I don't think I'll ever compete like that but it's still fun.

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    Competition shooting is fun. I did it once a couple months back. My first time. I'm hoping to do more in the future. I used a Glock 34 and was very impressed at how well it shot.
    I also use it for concealed carry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snurd View Post
    Competition shooting is fun. I did it once a couple months back. My first time. I'm hoping to do more in the future. I used a Glock 34 and was very impressed at how well it shot.
    I also use it for concealed carry.
    I don't compete with my carry gun. I compete with single action guns. It requires more concentration and you really have to focus on your form and follow through.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dorado View Post
    I don't compete with my carry gun. I compete with single action guns. It requires more concentration and you really have to focus on your form and follow through.
    I don't compete with most of my carry guns. I bought the G34 for competing, but also carry it from time to time. It functions like some of my others, so it's easy to transition between them.

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    Yeah, well the good thing about competing with you're carry guns is that you get a lot of practice with them. I usually practice with my XD .40 about every other month with about 500-600 rounds but it's still not enough. If I can find steady employment I'd be able to practice more regularly and more often. Just remember to practice with the same holster and gun that you carry instead of one that is more comfortable at the range.

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    I use the same holsters for carry, range time and competition. :thumbup:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snurd View Post
    I use the same holsters for carry, range time and competition. :thumbup:
    That's great! I'm currently trying out different holsters for my XD. It's kinda hard to find anything that works well. I either print, or I have it so concealed it's hard to get to. They don't make good holsters for XD's

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