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JVDynamics.com Custom Guns (429)
Custom purpose-built pistols. Open and Limited Division USPSA, radical Steel Challenge, and IDPA/carry full packages available.
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USPSA Area 2 (409)
The International Practical Shooting Confederation, is the organizing body for the sport of practical shooting on a world wide basis with over 67 countries as member regions.
The President of the IPSC is Nick Alexakos
The United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA), is a non profit organization which is the organizing body for the sport in the United States. The USPSA is affiliated with the IPSC and is one of the member regions of the IPSC. The elected President of the USPSA is, Michael Voigt, also the "Regional Director" of the United States Region of the IPSC.
The USPSA/IPSC is divided into eight Areas covering the United States. Each Area has an elected Area Director and within each Area there are several Sections. Two or more (usually more) shooting clubs make up each Section. The elected Director of Area 2 is Don Bednorz
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US Firearms Mfg Company (385)
U.S. Fire Arms Mfg. Co., Hartford, CT, USA - Leading, Made in USA,
manufacturer of 19th century guns and rifles - including the Single
Action Revolver, US Pre-War, Lightning Magazine Rifle and the Cowboy
Action Rodeo
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Para-Ordnance Firearms (359)
Known worldwide as the originators of the high magazine capacity .45 ACP pistol, Para-Ordnance offers a wide range of quality-engineered products for the law enforcement, military, and civilian markets. Para-Ordnance has won renown as the company that renders compromise obsolete. Every pistol bearing the distinctive Para-Ordnance Circle P Logo combines the matchless reliability, stopping power and achievable accuracy of the proven M1911A1 design with the increased magazine capacity and firepower of a modern 9mm.
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Infinity Firearms (337)
Infinity by Strayer-Voigt. The website includes an online catalog, gunbuilder, innovations, and technical notes re: some of their custom parts.
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Springfield Armory (308)
Springfield's 1911-A1 pistols are the most winning 1911 firearms in the history of Action and Practical Pistol Competition. It's simple: We dominate the competitive arena because our product is second to none. When you purchase a Springfield 1911-A1, you can be sure that it will continue to perform for a lifetime.
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Ray Solomon Photography (299)
Learn to shoot action photos with some great examples.
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Glock Corporation (284)
In the early 1980s, the Austrian military decided to acquire a new duty pistol asking numerous famous local and foreign weapon manufacturers for their bids. Due to GLOCK's excellent reputation with previous military contracts, GLOCK was also invited to bid on this new contract. This was a new challenge for the company, since pistols were not in its product line at that time. However, the fact that GLOCK was a newcomer to this field turned out to be an advantage. In this way, GLOCK was able to develop a revolutionary new product according to the customer's needs, rather than modify an already existing product.
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International Practical Shooting Confederation (282)
The International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) was officially founded at the International Pistol Conference held in Columbia, Missouri, in May 1976. Forty people from around the world were invited to attend this conference in order to determine the nature and future of practical marksmanship. Colonel Jeff Cooper was acting Chairman and acclaimed as the first IPSC World President.
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STI International (276)
In the pages of this website, you will find the finest handguns for CCW, Self-Defense, Duty, Recreation, and Competition in addition to our extensive line of precision, high-performance handgun parts for the STI 2011 and 1911 style firearms.
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