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New Member from CO

Posted: Tue, 24 Mar 2020 18:30:05
by Ckinninger
Been in Virginia since July 2019. Started shooting USPSA again here in NoVA after a 5 year break. Also, got a XL750 and been working up loads.

My challenge is two-fold as I try to work up loads for USPSA season (if it ever starts again...)

1. I need to chrono, but lack the lights for my Pro-Chrono. Anyone know of a good battery powered solution to enable indoor range use? That doesn’t cost a lot or require too much know-how.

2. Is there a good outdoor range at a reasonable price (Cannot afford Fairfax Rod and Gun) or open to the public within 90 mins that I could set up my chrono at so I don’t have to get a light set?

Glad to be back shooting again. Currently shoot Limited Major, but may also do some Single Stack with my Colt Competition after I get it ready, loads worked up, and a rig ready.

Thanks for any feedback on the above.

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Re: New Member from CO

Posted: Mon, 30 Mar 2020 02:24:48
by domin8ss
Coming from CO to VA means you have a limited opportunity to acquire magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. I'd buy those first, then story about other issues. That's just my opinion though.

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Re: New Member from CO

Posted: Mon, 30 Mar 2020 16:15:26
by Ckinninger
Magazines have never been an issue and currently good to go.

As mentioned, just need a place to chrono outdoors without a membership. Or one with a membership that is reasonable.


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Re: New Member from CO

Posted: Tue, 31 Mar 2020 13:41:23
by jdonovan
have you considered a magneto speed chrony? its firearm attached, so there is nothing downrange to setup.

Re: New Member from CO

Posted: Tue, 31 Mar 2020 14:36:00
by Ckinninger
I have, but my Colt Competition 1911 in .45 is missing the rail attachment, and I’m building loads for both my .40 (S&W M&P) and .45. So that doesn’t work, nor am I willing to shell out $500ish for a labradar.


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Re: New Member from CO

Posted: Tue, 31 Mar 2020 15:43:16
by jdonovan
not sure how well lab radar would work indoors on a crowded range anyway.

if this is a short term need I might be able to get you into a private outdoor range. +/- about an hour from NoVA. PM me about that. If its a recurring need, then you only have a very few options.

IWLA in centerville. There is a wait list last I knew, and minimum range distance is 25 yds, and they don't allow rapid fire.

IWLA Loudon county - haven't been there in forever so I don't know the state of things there.