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      2021 Indiana State Steel Challenge Championship

      Anyone knows how close the steel targets are to the line of fire? Also does one have to be a league member to register.
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      First Black owned gun shop

      Fake news. Who cares about the shop owners race. NBC and its home affiliate, that’s who. The same people who are negative about gun ownership, all of a sudden are happy about a new gun shop. All because of his “race”. Don’t join that choir.
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      The New Colt Python will be revealed at SHOT Show 2020! Old vs. New

      The front sight looks workhorse S&W. Even the new KC has better sights, not to mention top shelf Smith revolvers. If it isnÂ’t photoshop it sure isnÂ’t a $1400 gun.
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      Glock 19X Sight Fix

      The factory setup requires "combat" aim. It is fine for steel and silhouette but not so much for paper bullseye. To be able to aim lower and see the hits, use a taller Glock rear sight (+1 or +2) or an adjustable rear sight (comes standard with the long slide models)
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      Problem with Glock 43 factory sites.

      If your Glocko consistently shoots to the left from a solid rest, it is easy to fix. Many Glocks do. Drift the rear sight to the right. As a matter of fact you may need to do it with the new sights as well. If you only shot it off hand or from a wrist support, rule out shooter's error first...
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      gloves for cleaning guns

      Powder residue is not known to be particularly toxic on brief contact. Elemental lead is definitely not, but lead salts and oxides can be. I think lead solvents do warrant extra precautions. I hardly ever shoot lead anyway.
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      gloves for cleaning guns

      An alternative to wearing gloves is using non-toxic cleaners. Such as the M-Pro 7 or SLIP2000 products. I wear gloves for protection mostly when the job is very dirty (like flushing a Mosin barrel) or I need to use lead solvent. I think everyone who believes in using gloves should consider going...
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