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Marauder Pistol for PFT? Crazy idea?

Like I said,

There are pros and cons to regulators. It’s been proven however that one can win without a regulator when competing with others that do have them. So not hyper critical!
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Guess it depends on the level of shooters your besting ? On a state GP or National level playing field ... No way !!
But not to sound the A hole ... what ever works for you is just fine too ;)
 
Guess it depends on the level of shooters your besting ? On a state GP or National level playing field ... No way !!
But not to sound the A hole ... what ever works for you is just fine too ;)
Won a state match with a 2240 co2 MAC 1 gun.
Plenty of $2k match guns I beat that day. Bout 20 shooters entered.
 
Guess it depends on the level of shooters your besting ? On a state GP or National level playing field ... No way !!
But not to sound the A hole ... what ever works for you is just fine too ;)
Then I beat you by 10 percentage points along with Riz at the Nevada State match for the Win, but I had my LP with me that day! :)
 
I just get a kick out of you replying to your self lmao 🤣
Back to your usual I see.
We shot together at that 2018 Battle Mountain match. BTW - For PFT, I was shooting a regulated “Marauder” pistol with a custom .177 upper, which I’m still using for all my PFT matches.

The other Scott,
Scotchmo = Scott Hull
 
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We shot together at that 2018 Battle Mountain match. BTW - For PFT, I was shooting a regulated “Marauder” pistol with a custom .177 upper, which I’m still using for all my PFT matches.

The other Scott,
Scotchmo = Scott Hull
Lmao. 🤣 ok. Very cool! I thought he had multiple identities lol.
Yea. We shot rifle, and I placed 2nd in open class.
Thank you for making that clear. I bought my old pistol back. One thing I regretted selling my pistola. I gotta shoot a match with it one day. Perhaps I’ll show up when you least expect me and bring my very large can of woop ass 🤣🤣👍
Jk
Ronnie :)
 
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Ummmm... did this thread take a detour? Straight over the cliff! 😱

Having competed at the highest level of pistol field target with most of the posters here, including all those going at one-another in the ensuing free-for-all, this seems a good time to repeat something I often say. On any given day, any of the top FT shooters is capable of winning. Who does win is usually a matter of not only which is having a good day, but not experiencing the many elements of field target that can go awry.

That said, allow me to enter this fray! :ROFLMAO:

While shooting a perfect score in the first pistol match at the 2012 AAFTA Field Target National Championships (Sporter Pistol- ALL OFFHAND SHOTS), I happened upon the match director before engaging my last lane. In boasting how great a course he'd set, the MD stated, "I don't think anyone will clean the course". So of course I missed a shot on my last lane! But FWIW, in the field of 13 shooters Second Place to my 39/40 shot a 32/40, Third was 31, Fourth was 30, etc.

Totally pissed about having succumbed to mental weakness🥴, I turned that frustration into such hardened resolve that I DID clean the subsequent 42 shot main event, Hunter Pistol. I'd give good money for a photo of aforementioned MD's face when he asked about my Hunter pistol, a 1960s vintage Crosman 187 Co2 rifle that sold for $20 brand new; that I converted to a world-beating field target pistol with a hack-saw and sand-paper (pictured here with it's 3 State and 3 National Champion titles).

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I brought 3 National Champion titles home from that 2012 FT Nationals (shown below with the 3 State Champion titles I also captured in 2012). Suffice to say 2012 was my banner year. 😁

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My (primary) point here is on any given day any of the combatants in this thread could beat me... or any of the others. 🤬

But on that day, I beat them.:p With the cheapest field target pistol ever used in competition! :ROFLMAO:

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We shot together at that 2018 Battle Mountain match. BTW - For PFT, I was shooting a regulated “Marauder” pistol with a custom .177 upper, which I’m still using for all my PFT matches.

The other Scott,
Scotchmo = Scott Hull
Seriously Scott,

You’re a great guy to shoot with and even a better host when attending your matches. Your a laser with your pistol.
Enjoyed shooting with you always!!!
Ronnie
 
Ummmm... did this thread take a detour? Straight over the cliff! 😱

Having competed at the highest level of pistol field target with most of the posters here, including all those going at one-another in the ensuing free-for-all, this seems a good time to repeat something I often say. On any given day, any of the top FT shooters is capable of winning. Who does win is usually a matter of not only which is having a good day, but not experiencing the many elements of field target that can go awry.

That said, allow me to enter this fray! :ROFLMAO:

While shooting a perfect score in the first pistol match at the 2012 AAFTA Field Target National Championships (Sporter Pistol- ALL OFFHAND SHOTS), I happened upon the match director before engaging my last lane. In boasting how great a course he'd set, the MD stated, "I don't think anyone will clean the course". So of course I missed a shot on my last lane! But FWIW, in the field of 13 shooters Second Place to my 39/40 shot a 32/40, Third was 31, Fourth was 30, etc.

Totally pissed about having succumbed to mental weakness🥴, I turned that frustration into such hardened resolve that I DID clean the subsequent 42 shot main event, Hunter Pistol. I'd give good money for a photo of aforementioned MD's face when he asked about my Hunter pistol, a 1960s vintage Crosman 187 Co2 rifle that sold for $20 brand new; that I converted to a world-beating field target pistol with a hack-saw and sand-paper (pictured here with it's 3 State and 3 National Champion titles).

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I brought 3 National Champion titles home from that 2012 FT Nationals (shown below with the 3 State Champion titles I also captured in 2012). Suffice to say 2012 was my banner year. 😁

View attachment 435130

My (primary) point here is on any given day any of the combatants in this thread could beat me... or any of the others. 🤬

But on that day, I beat them.:p With the cheapest field target pistol ever used in competition! :ROFLMAO:

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I won a State match with a 2240 tuned and tricked out by Tim @MAC1 air guns . Is yours cheaper than that?
 
I Havnt shot a match in 5 years. How bout one day you get a pistol match going? Let Cammeron, Riz, you and me go for it.

Btw-
Heard about Jim C. Still bothers me we lost him. Sorry to see him go :(

It’ll be fun !
Ronnie ;)
Hey Ronnie,

How about you come up to the Oregon State AAFTA GP Match. We'll have a pistol match on Friday July 5th. Rifle Saturday and Sunday as usual.


Cam, Scott H., Scott S, Randy E. and I will all be there for you to whoop... We'll be at the Battle Mt GP to June 7th-9th.
 
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Ummmm... did this thread take a detour? Straight over the cliff! 😱

Having competed at the highest level of pistol field target with most of the posters here, including all those going at one-another in the ensuing free-for-all, this seems a good time to repeat something I often say. On any given day, any of the top FT shooters is capable of winning. Who does win is usually a matter of not only which is having a good day, but not experiencing the many elements of field target that can go awry.

That said, allow me to enter this fray! :ROFLMAO:

While shooting a perfect score in the first pistol match at the 2012 AAFTA Field Target National Championships (Sporter Pistol- ALL OFFHAND SHOTS), I happened upon the match director before engaging my last lane. In boasting how great a course he'd set, the MD stated, "I don't think anyone will clean the course". So of course I missed a shot on my last lane! But FWIW, in the field of 13 shooters Second Place to my 39/40 shot a 32/40, Third was 31, Fourth was 30, etc.

Totally pissed about having succumbed to mental weakness🥴, I turned that frustration into such hardened resolve that I DID clean the subsequent 42 shot main event, Hunter Pistol. I'd give good money for a photo of aforementioned MD's face when he asked about my Hunter pistol, a 1960s vintage Crosman 187 Co2 rifle that sold for $20 brand new; that I converted to a world-beating field target pistol with a hack-saw and sand-paper (pictured here with it's 3 State and 3 National Champion titles).

View attachment 435132

I brought 3 National Champion titles home from that 2012 FT Nationals (shown below with the 3 State Champion titles I also captured in 2012). Suffice to say 2012 was my banner year. 😁

View attachment 435130

My (primary) point here is on any given day any of the combatants in this thread could beat me... or any of the others. 🤬

But on that day, I beat them.:p With the cheapest field target pistol ever used in competition! :ROFLMAO:

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You had me at "hacksaw and sandpaper".

Skills beat dollars any day of the week.

Excellent thread guys. Maybe when I grow up...
 
Hey Ronnie,

How about you come up to the Oregon State AAFTA GP Match. We'll have a pistol match on Friday July 5th. Rifle Saturday and Sunday as usual.


Cam, Scott H., Scott S, Randy E. and I will all be there for you to whoop... We'll be at the Battle Mt GP to June 7th-9th.
Thanks 😊
Much appreciated. ;)
R
 
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