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One puts in the work, the other shows up hungover.mike cyrwus said:What's the difference between the open gm level and the open b class level, other than we have a lot more of the latter around here?
One puts in the work, the other shows up hungover.mike cyrwus said:What's the difference between the open gm level and the open b class level, other than we have a lot more of the latter around here?
30mins is a good amount of time. I am also hitting the fundementals hard. One of my goals is to be able to walk up to a classifier and shoot a GM score cold. So basically have the consistency and skill level to shoot a GM score on a bad run.Feegee Matlock said:I ordered all new parts, springs, everything so it should be like new now. I figured after 2 years it's time to replace all the parts.
I have started dry fire practice every night now for a minimum of 30 min. Right now just working on fundamentals, and nothing to crazy. I want to make it where I have a strong base of fundamentals because that's what's going to help out the most. We have live fire practice every Tuesday night, and I am thinking about adding one more night.
Seriously? That's the difference? Gun problems? I can't tell if you're joking or not, but you are the troll around here, complete with your stupid purple dyed hair.SethML3602 said:The difference between B Class and GM Class is GMs have less gun problems. Good question from a gunsmith. Troll somewhere else Mike we don't like your attitude.
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the difference Philosophically or actually?What's the difference between the open gm level and the open b class level, other than we have a lot more of the latter around here?
Ok then, be nice to me, I've been kinda fragile lately.SethML3602 said:Never have I had purple hair. [emoji14]
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so in order to be a gm , it has to be a goal of yours?Wall said:the difference Philosophically or actually?Philosophically-achievement of a personal goalActually-they tend to shoot more betterer
I would think it'd be hard to do without it being a goalso in order to be a gm , it has to be a goal of yours?
how about winning being the goal, and if you win at a high enough level, youre classified as such?Wall said:I would think it'd be hard to do without it being a goal
that a 80's Band? they sing sweet dreams?Wall said:Symantics
That is the thinking of a 20 year, can't get past A Class, person.mike cyrwus said:how about winning being the goal, and if you win at a high enough level, youre classified as such?
Not sure if you're trying to ruffle Mike's feathers or you're being a dick, but last time I shot a match Mike shot Limited Minor and was classified Master. The dude is a machine no matter how much I shoot I doubt I willreach that level. This is a sport, usually a hobby for most of us. Some people take this way too seriously and get butt hurt because they can't compete at a level that others seem to make look effortless let's not take away from Feegee's run at greatness, he's a damn good competitor and with hard work and perseverance he'll make it in due time. If you want to bash Mike I think he has a feedback thread.SethML3602 said:That is the thinking of a 20 year, can't get past A Class, person.
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I love these side by sideshttps://youtu.be/5GWlyQgy85c
Gm just had better application of fundamentals. A class shooter looked like he was trying to shoot at gm level.
Stop chasing a flat gun by dickin around with your powder charge/bullet seating. Stop trying to look for a way to "game" every single stage.
Go to bedWall said:they're just jabbing back & forth wild Bill....no worries
I love these side by sides