While in Texas recently Brian, his granddad and I visited the pistol maker STI in Georgetown, Texas (a bit north of Austin).
We enjoyed the tour greatly and were impressed by their operation and people. Brian’s report can be read here:
Apr 02 2010
While in Texas recently Brian, his granddad and I visited the pistol maker STI in Georgetown, Texas (a bit north of Austin).
We enjoyed the tour greatly and were impressed by their operation and people. Brian’s report can be read here:
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Jan 15 2010
http://www.zazzle.com/stupid_no_shoots_front_tshirt-235626780510734379
I doubt most people at the mall would know what it meant, but you would, and that is all that matters!
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Nov 08 2009
Brian and I wrote a guest post for The Firearm Blog about our visit to Atlanta Arms & Ammo.
Brian & Ken see how ammo is made!
As a side note… I used their .40 match ammo in a class with Rob Leatham yesterday and it shot perfectly! It made major but had less kick than traditional factory ammo and was reliable and accurate.
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Sep 30 2009
Brian and I faired well at the Prize Table at the Utah USPSA Championship.
The gun was gone, but we were still early when we went up to the table and were glad to see the gift certificate from Center of Mass Tactical there on the table. We snatched it up.
They make excellent holsters and other accessories, and I needed a new holster for a Commander sized S&W 1911PD I intend to shoot in IDPA.
I e-mailed COM asking questions, and Rick Palmer, the owner, answered them the same evening. Awesome!
So I called and placed an order for one of Rick’s custom Kydex belt holsters and also a custom 1911 dual mag pouch.
COM will be at the Gun show in Vegas next Saturday (Santa Fe Casino) and Rick also said he is going to try and get out to Desert Sportsman and shoot the USPSA match Sunday morning.
If you can’t get to the gun show just visit them online at www.comholsters.com
Thanks, Rick, for running such a customer and result oriented business. And thanks for being one of the sponsors of our state match.
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Mar 25 2009

Brian & I have a few books that have helped us get started in IDPA and IPSC/USPSA shooting. We would be happy to lend them to you if are interested:
Practical Shooting– Beyond Fundamentals
Brian Enos
Practical Shooting Fundamentals
Matt Burkett
Thinking Practical Shooting
Saul Kirsch
Perfect Practice – A guide to quality IPSC training
Saul Kirsch
Refinement & Repetition: Dry Fire Drills for Dramatic Improvement
Steve Anderson
Just e-mail to arrange an exchange. I will also try to remember to bring them to the matches.
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Feb 17 2009
Some nifty USPSA oriented shirts can be found at this link:
http://shop.cafepress.com/uspsa
CafePress is a neat “make it yourself” online shirt shop. Use designs others have put up, or make your own and upload it. I’ve done it a few times before for band shirts and shirts for company parties. A bit pricey but the customizability and ability to do short runs is nice.
The IDPA section has some interesting ones too:
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