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Looking for a Texas Star in Houston area that is available for public use. they say they are hard to hit.
Let me know.

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PSC Range has one. My wife has shot it during the ladies day, but I have never shot at it... I have seen it out during IDPA, but alas, I was not competing that day
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Art S wrote:Looking for a Texas Star in Houston area that is available for public use. they say they are hard to hit.
Naw; it isn't so hard.

Here's a link to a not-to-be-named Forum member who was challenged to clear it one-handed...
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Awsome. Can he shoot that good w/ a tie on???
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Skiprr wrote:
Art S wrote:Looking for a Texas Star in Houston area that is available for public use. they say they are hard to hit.
Naw; it isn't so hard.

Here's a link to a not-to-be-named Forum member who was challenged to clear it one-handed...

Not bad!
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Skiprr wrote:
Art S wrote:Looking for a Texas Star in Houston area that is available for public use. they say they are hard to hit.
Naw; it isn't so hard.

Here's a link to a not-to-be-named Forum member who was challenged to clear it one-handed...
Man, if I ever get to shoot on I hope I can get that good.

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Art S wrote:
Skiprr wrote:
Art S wrote:Looking for a Texas Star in Houston area that is available for public use. they say they are hard to hit.
Naw; it isn't so hard.

Here's a link to a not-to-be-named Forum member who was challenged to clear it one-handed...
Man, if I ever get to shoot on I hope I can get that good.

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Directions to get that good on the Star are the same as on how to get to Carnage Hall; Practice, practice' practice. :thumbs2:
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longtooth wrote:Awsome. Can he shoot that good w/ a tie on???
I don't think that anyone wants to find out. ;-)
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:iagree: Am sure you are right.
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Keith B wrote:
Art S wrote:
Skiprr wrote:
Art S wrote:Looking for a Texas Star in Houston area that is available for public use. they say they are hard to hit.
Naw; it isn't so hard.

Here's a link to a not-to-be-named Forum member who was challenged to clear it one-handed...
Man, if I ever get to shoot on I hope I can get that good.

Art S :anamatedbanana
Directions to get that good on the Star are the same as on how to get to Carnage Hall; Practice, practice' practice. :thumbs2:
And shoot an upper or lower plate FIRST, otherwise...the target gets extra lively.

In any case, it is not easy...(especially not one handed).
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