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http://www.cavalryarms.com/ID4/2008pics/2008-ID4-1.html Gallery is up

Sorry for the delay, I was moving this weekend. http://www.cavalryarms.com/ID4/2008-results.jpg If there are any questions or concerns with the results, please contact me at [email protected] The last place shooter gets a free class from Suarez International. Thanks again to...

We currently have 40 registered shooters. I am capping the match at 55 shooters. We have to start tearing down at 1:00PM and be off the range by 2:00 for the Cowboy Action shooters to use it.

All "Shoot" targets will have weapons painted on them; knife, pistol, uzi, AK. All "No-Shoot" targets will have open hands. Though the weapons are painted black, a hit there is still considered a hit, the weapons are not considered "hard cover" for the purposes of scoring.

Suarez International is in as a sponsor

Independence Day Action Rifle Match Mesa, AZ (Rio Salado Sportsman’s Club) 7-4-2008 www.cavalryarms.com/ID4/ID4.html We will be running the Independence Day Action Rifle match to Benefit the Arizona Citizen’s Defense League again this year. AZCDL is a very pro-active pro-freedom organization...

I was first place in Trooper and won the SOCOM16 from Springfield Don Langworthy, another Cav Arms shooter, was second in Trooper and won the tricked out PWS upper. Mike Gibson of MGM Targets was third in Trooper. It was a great match, and gets better every year. Here is the gallery...

btt, get your applications in...

minimum distance of 10 yards and you're fine with pistol ammo on MGM targets.

I use Warren Tactical/Sevigny Sights for competition and carry.

I concur with alternate reality...HK doesn't exist, or was bought by Stark Industries.

Independence Day Action Rifle Match Mesa, AZ (Rio Salado Sportsman’s Club) 7-4-2008 www.cavalryarms.com/ID4/ID4.html We will be running the Independence Day Action Rifle match to Benefit the Arizona Citizen’s Defense League again this year. AZCDL is a very pro-active pro-freedom...

Cavalry Arms Discreet Rifle Bag:

The government powerful enough to make states recognize each others CCWs, is also powerful enough to ban CCW entirely. This is a states' rights issue. I don't want the citizens of California and New York telling me I can't carry in my state, anymore than I should tell them they have to...

Power factor isn't an issue if you shoot accurately (A Zones). The main limitation with that gun will be capacity. Even if you shot in production or limited 10, you're still at a 2 round disadvantage over other guns. You'll have to reload every 4 targets rather than every 5.

Press Release, Feel Free to Distribute: For many years Cavalry Arms Corporation (“Cavalry”) has strived to manufacture and sell quality firearms to the public. We have always strived to put our experience from the field into making quality products that the average shooter can afford, while...

From The Army Marksmanship Unit's Action Shooting Team site: http://www.usaac.army.mil/amu/asindex.html ...I believe that sums up the question of "why it is more popular" quite nicely. Regardless of the sport, people want action. "Extreme Sports" of all kinds are becoming more popular.

organize people and counter protest. people who want to deny you your liberty and property are not your friends.

I own two, what's the big deal?

The whole cops worrying who they need to shoot argument is really silly. With a 5-10 minute police response time, the chances for blue on blue are minimal. Either the active shooter will be dead, or the CCW guy will be dead by the time the cops get there.