u/Gun_Dork

Takeaways: aside from my own mental errors

- I felt like the old man on the squad, and I'm only 40. It was absolutely skewing younger, and likely attributed to Hunter's YouTube presence.

- Some really good shooters were there. US Army sent their marksman group.

- The plastic on the wall corners were really interesting to see and a clever idea. It worked really well.

- The double up stages put more pressure on me, as I need to make sure I had enough rounds for both. Both stages were pretty generous, requiring maybe one reload, but I'm new to PCSL, and usually shoot IDPA because of what's available around me. But still mistakes were made.

- I would be genuinely more interested if they did not up the weight limits, and I'd love to see what it would be like if everyone shot carry guns.

- My Echelon with the Mischief Machine grip mod, fell into the Defensive Practical, by .3 oz.

- It is a MUST SHOOT again!

“She reportedly revealed that her husband kept coming into her room and irritating her, so she grabbed a handgun and waited for the next time he returned. 

When he never did, Sheri allegedly went looking for him and fired a shot into his chest after finding him in a recliner. The handgun was later recovered by deputies.”

North of 2k rounds at this point, and I’ve been running the echelon for a few months now. It’s been reliable so far. This is the non comped version with Mischief Machine grip mod. I’ve ran this with the Carey Concealment Bounty on Hunter Constantine’s Belt, and it’s been surprisingly comfortable for all day wear in matches.