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FYI. I work in the industry and at least two wholesalers do not even have 22 lr mags in their systems. I grabbed a couple extra last month from one that had them but are out now.

I have been using one of Chris' pins for about 500 rds without issue.

The T1x will probably do everything you need it to for the money. It is what I chose based on similar criteria. CCI SV shoots well in it so ammo won't break the bank.

It helps if you get a dud or a misfeed on the clock.

Not a fan of the stock and anchor. With the anchor set, I still had side-to-side movement of the action. Sold rifle still have stock/anchor sitting around until I remember to list it for sale. I got better performance with a Hogue stock.

I have an ARCA from JP rifles that has slots running all the way that mounts to the existing holes on the factory stock.

ALL receivers are treated as "pistols" under federal law.

KIDD is wrong.

If it starts as a rifle it is always a rifle. If it starts as a receiver or pistol it can be changed back and forth. T/C has an exception for the Encore and Contender guns.

Might want to delete this before your dog gets shot.

Mine was seated fully. Just can't treat my T1x like my 3-gun rifle. :)

They feed almost anything pretty well. I have had great luck with Fed Automatch 325 packs both with reliability and accuracy. Shoots damn close to CCI SV.

I have one as well. Works better with 12 rounds and the spacer than 14 with a stretched spring. The only issue I had was knocking the base-pad off mid-stage by ramming it into a barricade. I guess a barricade stop is in the future.

I have been shooting this in my T1x the last few months and it groups close to CCI SV and hits almost the same POI. Buying all I can when I find it.

That would depend on whether the support he grabbed was "inside" or "outside" the shooting area. Usually, walls are attached to the fault lines, therefore they are outside the shooting area and thus cannot be used for support.

"Rice Paddy Prone" is not PRONE either.

Great time and a real eye opener. Thanks to Joe and Rick for all the work to set up and run this. I cannot believe more people did not turn out for this event. Hopefully Joe will do this again.

I teach a lot of handgun courses and one of the points I always try to get across to students is to learn everything you can even if you do not like the technique or it does not seem to work for you. Place it in your bag of tricks because you never know when it will come in handy.