How GSSF ruined my life --- or why there's no April S&W Revolver of the month

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Had five at one point. Now I am downsizing to pay for training. Just sold my Glock 24 to help pay for the NRA Instructor Certification in Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun and Muzzleloader. Also, got my Range Safety Officer out of the way along with becoming a Archery Instructor through USA Archery. Was a long 8 days but I was able to get all these certifications. Now the two month wait for the NRA to send my credentials.

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UPDATE: 

Took my co-worker, Matt shooting Friday.   I only fired the G17, but Matt fired about 5 different guns of mine, from the G17 to the .44Spl and 1911.   I had a blast seeing him have a blast.

SATURDAY:   Shot the "indoor league" match.   Really just one stage.  Very plain.  5 par timed series of 15 seconds each.   10 shots and only 10 shots at a D1 tombstone at each of;  5, 7, 10, 15 and 25yds.    Total of 50 rounds.  Using the ranges automated lanes it meant you could shoot this little course in 5 minutes.   I scored 471 out of 500, I consider that okay for an amateur.  Don't know the whole match results.   This little match will actually take place over 3 months with another stage in June and one in July.   Drawing for a Glock after the last stage.

Had fun.  Glock shooting is simpler and requires no equipment other than a glock, 5 mags and ammo.  A lot of people were renting the range Glock.   

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Sounds like a good time was had by all.