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USPSA Three-Gun Nationals, Las Vegas, NV.
 The idea is simple: if you’re really good with a handgun, how good are you with your rifle and your shotgun? That’s the spirit of competition behind the United States Practical Shooting Association’s 3-gun competition. But while there were 3 types of guns in the match, they were never all in the game at the same time -- until now.
This year there is some big news from the USPSA 3-Gun Nationals. We are in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the Desert Sportsman’s club ranges. The news is the change in USPSA rules that allow competitors to lay down a loaded firearm in a safe condition, allowing for some true multi-gun action on the stages of fire.
 There are 3 Divisions competing for National titles, defined by the equipment.
The Limited Division requires iron sights on all three guns.
The Tactical Division allows using a scope on the rifle, but not on the pistol or shotgun.
The Open Division allows optics on all three guns and every other enhancement you can think up, including the use of speed loaders for the shotgun.
You’ll see the good, the fast, and the ugly in the race for the National Titles.
Related Links
More information on United States Practical Shooting.
Precision Reflex, Inc. Uppers:
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Here are a couple of options from PRI to improve your AR. These are complete upper assemblies that come ready to shoot right out of the box. They can be ordered by mail.
The Special Purpose Rifle or SPR. This one has all of the PRI goodies. Free floating fore-end, Flat top full-length, Picatinny rail with integrated front sight, and Arms 40-L rear sight. Plus the PRI gas buster charge handle and the PRI Ops Muzzle Brake. The Special purpose rifle upper in .223 retails for just under $2,000.
The other upper from PRI is the 6.8 SPC, chambered in the new 6.8 SPC caliber. The 6.8 SPC version is $1,800 as shown.
Both uppers have PRI premium Stainless barrels.
Related Links
PRI Website
Pro Tips:
Bill Davison’s Precision Rifle Instruction
Lesson Two - Scope Settings
 This Week’s Impossible Shot:
There’s no question our Exhibition Shooters are always entertaining and always amazing. But sometimes they’re amazing and messy! That’s what Jerry’s got in mind this time.
Jerry Miculek Website
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