#wheelgunwednesday
I shot the match with my Taurus 856 snub.
Here’s a video short of the Pistol Match https://youtube.com/shorts/uFh9EogmeAY?feature=share
Course of fire
All strings were shot at turning targets in 4 seconds.
3 yards
- 6 shots from concealed holster (6/6)
5 yards
- 5 shots from concealed holster (5/11)
- 5 shots from concealed holster (5/16)
- 4 shots Primary Hand Only from Low Ready (4/20)
- 3 shots Support Hand Only from Low Ready (3/23)
7 yards
- 4 shots from concealed holster (4/27)
- 4 shots from concealed holster(4/31)
10 yards
- 2 shots from concealed holster (2/33)
- 2 shots from concealed holster (2/35)
5 yards
- 5 timed {3.53} face shots from Low Ready (5/40) These shot were scored with Comstock scoring.
This was my final target score. I pulled a few out of the circle but none below the belt or off the silhouette.
tacticalprofessor 
Shout out to the Customer Service folks at Taurus USA. Through my own fault, I lost a part while cleaning the 856 a few days before the Conference, rendering it Non-Mission Capable (NMC). Nothing good ever comes from detail cleaning revolvers for me. Taurus sent me a replacement in time for me to restore the 856 to service so I could shoot the Match. That was a big relief to me.
I had fun with the match even though I certainly wasn’t ready to be competitive. After hearing the COF I made one of my goals to have everything in the circles, mission accomplished.
It amused me that a GM I know and talk trash with didn’t get all of them in the head.
That was a very tight match. I came in 68 I think, Bryan was 16th, the spread between us was .7 of a second.