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Rost Martin R1MF comes to Califnoria

What’s the tactical equivalent of putting a spoiler on a Honda Civic?

RustVendor said:
I'm more just saying when was the last time you did more than shooting in a lane at the static range for training? Like if you are shooting dynamically, shooting while moving, shooting at moving targets, shooting as fast as you can aquire the target, it's not even close the red dot will always do all of those things better. You should actually try some local matches because yes, in the beginning you will probably shoot without even seeing your target but you eventually learn the amount of confirmation required to shoot accurately as fast as you can. it's not even about adrenaline it's about your muscle memory. I promise you you aren't too good for it and will likely be humbled
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Lol there's nothing to humble, I never claimed to be a professional shooter like Ben Stoeger. You're preaching to the choir - The top of any sport is very tiny, even between a national pro like myself and the best international (Rossi, Marquez) pros there is a huge skill gap. Last time I trained like that was probably when I got out of the military. To really reach elite levels you need to train multiple times a day a week for years and years, ideally since you're a child. I'm having fun shooting again though. I don't think I have it in me to do two pro sporting careers and the military and be a PI lol

All this to say ^ anodized parts still the answer
 
Gawernator said:
Lol there's nothing to humble, I never claimed to be a professional shooter like Ben Stoeger. You're preaching to the choir - The top of any sport is very tiny, even between a national pro like myself and the best international (Rossi, Marquez) pros there is a huge skill gap. Last time I trained like that was probably when I got out of the military. To really reach elite levels you need to train multiple times a day a week for years and years, ideally since you're a child. I'm having fun shooting again though. I don't think I have it in me to do two pro sporting careers and the military and be a PI lol

All this to say ^ anodized parts still the answer
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There aren't really any pro shooters anyway, no one makes money on shooting at best they get some match fees paid and they teach classes. I'm just saying it's a good way to train, it's hard and takes a lot of work to be even mediocre. It's eye opening when you realize you don't know 💩 about actually shooting. I like it because honestly that kind of super fast 💩 isn't what I'm naturally good at, I've always been good at things like powerlifting and strongman but running around like a raped ape new for me
 
RustVendor said:
There aren't really any pro shooters anyway, no one makes money on shooting at best they get some match fees paid and they teach classes. I'm just saying it's a good way to train, it's hard and takes a lot of work to be even mediocre. It's eye opening when you realize you don't know 💩 about actually shooting. I like it because honestly that kind of super fast 💩 isn't what I'm naturally good at, I've always been good at things like powerlifting and strongman but running around like a raped ape new for me
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lol welcome to pro sports! A lot of guys pay to be there even at the top level
 
Darqhelmet said:
ha, someone had way to much faith in those airframes. I did enjoy looking at the chip detectors and then running towards the cockpit and seeing who panicked.
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Can’t panicked if you’re sound asleep. Besides, always being sleep deprived finally getting some shut eye not the worst way to go.
 
Tex38 said:
Perfect “spoiler on a civic”… technically it does do something, but does the civic or the civic drive really take advantage of it?


mag wells and ramjets on carry guns.

Hate all you want!
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No car that is driven on the street can take advantage of a spoiler. Only on a track, driven fast, will there be a benefit.
 
Darqhelmet said:
British touring car racing was wild. Crazy mini’s in the corners, big ass fords on the straights.
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Yea, those original Minis could really scoot.

My Mini is a 2006 John Cooper Works car. Engine has a special head and supercharger. Larger fuel injectors. A 6 speed gearbox by Getrag. A complete aero kit with carbon fiber trim, big brakes, after market rear control arms, oversize Michelin super sports, etc. It’s a hoot to drive.
 
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