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sgms · May 30, 2010, 04:45 PM

You want to shoot big bore(.45) match all you really need to do is find a club or range that shoots NRA match. Get any good quality .45 with adjustable sights and join in. NRA classifications have a tryo or new shooter classification. Get started learn and practice, practice, ect.,ect.. I started with a model 70 government with a set of adj. sights and did accuracy upgrades as needed and could afford. Now six years latter I'm shooting a fully custom longslide. And playing around with a EAA Match pistol in .45. I bought it new at my local shop for around $600.00. It's impressive and would be a good starting place till you can afford a tricked out paper puncher.

May 30, 2010, 04:45 PM	#20
sgms Senior Member Join Date: May 30, 2010 Location: Arizona or Ohio depending Posts: 1,021	competition shooting You want to shoot big bore(.45) match all you really need to do is find a club or range that shoots NRA match. Get any good quality .45 with adjustable sights and join in. NRA classifications have a tryo or new shooter classification. Get started learn and practice, practice, ect.,ect.. I started with a model 70 government with a set of adj. sights and did accuracy upgrades as needed and could afford. Now six years latter I'm shooting a fully custom longslide. And playing around with a EAA Match pistol in .45. I bought it new at my local shop for around $600.00. It's impressive and would be a good starting place till you can afford a tricked out paper puncher.