I never knew that. I just assumed everyone shot 9mm. I don't care about competing as much as I would just like to shoot some of the courses I see on TV. Where do people practice for competition shooting? It seems to me that standing at a platform shooting at the range wouldn't translate very well.
You make a decision to dedicate a serious chunk of your life to shooting, and join a gun club. We have a great one near the city: http://www.okcgunclub.org/
I'm a member at Tri-City now but not all that familiar with OKC. I don't see much on the website about the facilities. Would you care to expound?
I agree! If you are using a comp'd gun the .40, or even a 38 super, will give you more power to work the comp. Sounds odd but a good comp controls muzzle flip with a more powerful hot round like a .40 over the 9mm.
If you are focused on getting a full race rig I've seen some on the Guns America site recently. They were much less than the $3k mentioned above. Oh, and you really can spend $3k on a full rig...really easily.
Using comps on pistols puts you into open division so you may not wanna start there.
Using a .40 over a 9 has nothing to do with compensators. It's about the scoring factor of the bullet.
Using a .40 over a 9 has nothing to do with compensators. It's about the scoring factor of the bullet.
Good luck trying to do any kind of real practice at tri city. You need to either go to okc gun club or find a friend with lots of land and a good backstop.
+1 ^^^^
I'm intrigued. I'll call one of the membership contacts and see if I can get some more info.
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