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Who makes the best 1911 for IPSC Limited?
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> Who makes the best 1911 for IPSC Limited?
September 2, 2004, 04:07 PM
Lately I've been wanting to compete in Limited division, having outgrown my taste for L10 and Production, and not being quite ready for Open. Which double-stack 1911 do you prefer?
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September 2, 2004, 04:12 PM
I prefer the 2011 frame. STI or SV, makes no difference. Lots of good makers.
Zak Smith
September 2, 2004, 05:30 PM
SV or STI. Have it built by someone who knows what they're doing (a good clue is how many local IPSC shooters have guns he made). SpeedShooters and JP Enterprises often have factory SVs in stock.
September 2, 2004, 06:03 PM
I've never shot IPSC, and I only own 1 STI (Trojan .45). However, local IPSC shooters (including one I know is a Master) use STI frames/guns heavily, often built or customized by Dawson Precision or Allan Tillman. FWIW.
September 3, 2004, 12:23 AM
More votes for STI or SV. Factory or custom.
I like STI guns and SV mags, I have owned both.
Zak Smith
September 3, 2004, 12:26 AM
None of my SV-tubed mags drop free from my SV. All my STI-tubed mags work perfectly. Go figure.
September 3, 2004, 06:10 AM
Bring me your grip. I can fix that easy. They are dragging on the front part of the inside if the grip.
Is your grip textured?
September 3, 2004, 02:34 PM
I shoot a bone stock STI Edge. The only thing I've had done is some really pretty slide cuts, hard chroming, and a really horrible trigger job. I polished the feed ramp, barrel, etc., but anyone can do that. It'll feed any length round, even empty casings (resized).
Phil Strader
September 3, 2004, 10:01 PM
Most top Standard Division shooters here in Australia shoot the STI 2011, usually custom built by one of our IPSC gunsmiths.
STI Edge is starting to sell well, and the Bul M5 IPSC model has a following as well.
September 3, 2004, 11:16 PM
SVI. Not exactly the same as sti.
SVI has many nice new differences.
The new extractor is much beefier
The triglide trigger system is incredible
And if you want one built as what will be the hottest limited setup any day now, get the Sighttracker model.
September 4, 2004, 11:08 AM
And if you want one built as what will be the hottest limited setup any day now, get the Sighttracker model.
Dont know. I would have to put a few thousand rounds through one to see if there is any advantage. The sight still moves, just not like I am used to. Might move like more like a revo.
And yes, SV stuff is nicer to look at and Sandy spends a lot of $$$ on R&D. Beyond that, all the fluff and polish I can do without.
September 9, 2004, 03:39 PM
I'd go with the new SVI "Sight Tracker". Team SVI is doing very well with them (see Mark Agerholm's 2nd place w/a new gun at the AWARE match).
As for "fluff and polish;" I'd call a beefier extractor, a patented barrel bushing (if you opt for a bushing barrel), the exclusive treatment on the Schuemann barrels, the patented manual safety, etc. fairly substantive.
Of course, if you cannot afford an SVI, the STI is a good second choice.
September 9, 2004, 10:16 PM
and we really shouldnt forget SVI's interchangeable breechface design. The trigger system so you can get the different shaped inserts, want a short flat? a short curved? long curved, long flat? or a few other designs? no need to buy a brand new trigger each time, just get the insert.
These are certainly great options to have.
And yes, Mark did well at the Aware with his SVI, not bad for a guy who won't get out and practice.
September 9, 2004, 10:18 PM
Looks like its pretty much STI or SV..
pretty much the same...Sandy has some interesting stuff and it keeps the game interesting..but both guns are quality...and both are in the winner's circle...
SV makes a pretty nice gun if you want to go with a factory gun..if building one..both are pretty close to the same..
Zak Smith
September 10, 2004, 12:01 AM
http://apollo.demigod.org/~zak/DigiCam/SV-1FASTER/small/126_2615_img.jpg [ link to larger image ] (http://apollo.demigod.org/~zak/DigiCam/SV-1FASTER/?medium=126_2615_img.jpg)
September 10, 2004, 09:40 AM
Anybody know where we can see a pic of the sight picture on the 'sight tracker'? I'm having a hard time finding any info on the gun at all...
- Gabe
September 10, 2004, 09:44 PM
If you're a USPSA member get your copy of the new Sept/Oct issue of Front Sight magazine, it's on the inside cover.
September 11, 2004, 01:16 PM
Go to the source:
LOTS of pretty pictures! ;)
September 12, 2004, 02:47 AM
Another SVI vote.
September 12, 2004, 09:51 AM
faust - how much did that one set you back?
September 12, 2004, 03:27 PM
Telling guys like Hoser and gmshtr that an STI is OK if they can't afford an SVI makes me chuckle. :p
September 12, 2004, 04:30 PM
Well Ankeny..
if you can't afford it..sometimes you just can't afford it...:D :D :D
September 13, 2004, 03:32 AM
About two grand -- tax, title and liscense. Funny that seems to be the only number they know there. :) Nah they are good at saying three grand and four grand as well.
September 13, 2004, 03:57 AM
I could spend about $2k on a *NICE* well built SV, but right now I have to justify it.
September 15, 2004, 01:44 PM
If I had 2 or 3 grand, I'd definitely go with what these guys said. If I had $1000, which I do, I'm gettin a Para s16.40
September 15, 2004, 01:50 PM
I really really really want one of these...
Bedell Custom Spitfire
September 24, 2004, 04:37 PM
I just shipped a frame off to Bedell this morning, for my new Open gun. He does very nice work.
I like Dave Skinner, so I buy STI. SVI are decent enough, though.
I was a die-hard Para-Ordnance guy....until I won a Benny Hill 6" .40 STI. I noticed that my match performance jumped 10%. I thought it was just me, until our stats guy won a BulletWorks 5" .40 STI a year later. His scores jumped about the same ten percent.
A few years later, between my wife and I we have four Open guns, three Limited guns, and I even retired my (previous) carry gun, a Wilson CQB, in favor of a STI Commander in 9 by 23 :)
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MIFFLINTOWN - The Juniata County School District Board of Directors relinquished their partial ownership of the Mifflin-Juniata Career and Technology Center during a special board meeting held Tuesday in Mifflintown.
Superintendent Richard Musselman said the board OK'd the proposed settlement agreement approved Thursday by the Mifflin County School District Board of Directors, with one revision to reconciliation payments regarding alleged budget inconsistencies throughout the past 10 years.
Musselman said Juniata County agreed to pay reconciliation for only the 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 school years. According to documentation provided to the media, that reconciliation amount is approximately $360,000.
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Juniata County School District Superintendent Richard Musselman, center, calls for a vote with school board members Danny Snyder, left, and William Book during a special meeting Tuesday evening in Mifflintown regarding the Mifflin-Juniata Career and Technology Center.
The settlement agreement gives MCSD "complete control" of the CTC, he said. Whether or not JCSD students will be able to attend the CTC during the 2013-2014 school year is uncertain, he said, but the district hopes to have the opportunity to send students there next year. In that case, Musselman said Juniata County would be allotted a certain number of seats, and the district would pay tuition for students to attend.
While details of any future arrangement involving Juniata County students attending the CTC still need to be discussed by the two school districts, Musselman said Juniata County is exploring alternate schooling to ensure that students have access to vocational instruction.
During the meeting, the board voted to pursue an agreement with SUN Area Technical School, in New Berlin, to provide vocational instruction to JCSD students. Musselman said SUN is a cooperative currently under the direction of five other school districts. He said every district, regardless of size, has equal representation on the operations committee.
Musselman said SUN offers an "extremely good program" with "equipment that is first rate" where students can earn college credits. The school offers the same programs as MJCTC, plus additional courses in dental, electronic and other instruction.
After the board approved the settlement agreement, board members Randy Dressler and Glenda Leister resigned from the Joint Operations Committee that currently oversees operations for MJCTC. Ray Page and John Noss volunteered to fill the vacancies.
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Approved the purchase and installation of wall and stage padding in the Tuscarora Junior High School gymnasium from Resilite Sports Products Inc. Total cost is expected to be $3,830.39.
Approved the employment of Chelsea L. Boyer as a health professions instructor, effective Aug. 21.
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Approved a resolution authorizing the display and advertising of the district's proposed final budget for 2013-2014.


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- 2 lg. red bell peppers, cut into 1/2" wide strips
- 3 c. broccoli florets
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- 1/4 c. diagonally sliced scallions
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- Mix all Dressing ingredients in same saucepan. Stir over medium heat just till very warm.
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|Amount Per Serving
|Serving Size 246g
|Recipe makes 12 servings
|Calories 330
|Calories from Fat 199
|Total Fat 22.37g
|Saturated Fat 3.22g
|Trans Fat 0.0g
|Cholesterol 1mg
|Sodium 329mg
|Potassium 790mg
|Total Carbs 30.0g
|Dietary Fiber 3.7g
|Sugars 4.15g
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"I think it was a good workout for us," he said Saturday.
A "workout" indeed. Be it a glorified scrimmage or a real game against a Division I-AA team, this concluded the first half of the Nittany Lions' 2009 season.
Penn State has played six games and stands at 5-1, but how much do we really know about the Nittany Lions?
We know that against the one decent team they faced so far, Iowa, their offense managed just one touchdown in a 21-10 loss.
The other five games, including four from a non-conference smorgasbord that should be an embarrassment to any major program with Penn State's history, were won handily.
To that end, now truly begins 2009, and with it looms six opponents that will define the season much more so than the five on whom the Lions have feasted.
In Minnesota, Ohio State and even Indiana - each at home - and road foes Northwestern and certainly Michigan and Michigan State, the Nits find six compatible opponents that the Lions are capable of beating and six opponents that are capable of beating them.
The message was permeating the Nittany Lion locker room moments after Eastern Illinois limped to its bus, $450,000 paycheck in hand.
"We've got six tough games left, six Big Ten games, and we have to take them one at a time and see where we are," JoePa said. "We're not near as good as we'll have to be, but we're getting better."
Paterno said he's pleased with the development of the positions that were inexperienced entering the season. He cited the maturation of the receivers and the secondary and feels the offensive line, another question mark, is "making progress."
There's no doubt the defense has played well. It has dominated opponents, has yet to allow a touchdown in the first half of any game this year and played well enough to beat Iowa.
It also has not been tested by the kind of passing offenses it will see later this year, starting with Minnesota.
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But he also fumbled twice.
"He's not anywhere near as proficient as he's got to be for us to win a tough game," JoePa said.
"Kevin should come out of this with some confidence," quarterbacks coach Jay Paterno said.
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Loucks, R. G., 2008, Paleocave facies types and distribution in a coalesced, collapsed-paleocave system from the Lower Ordovician, Ellenburger Group, as defined by the integration of ground-penetrating radar and shallow-core and outcrop data, in Sasowsky, I. D., Feazel, C. T., Mylroie, J. E., Palmer, A. N., and Palmer, M. V., Karst from recent to reservoirs: Karst Waters Institute, Special Publication 14, p. 136-141.
Loucks, R. G., 2008, Origin and modification of Lower Ordovician Ellenburger Group paleokarst breccias and fractures in Central and West Texas, in Sasowsky, I. D., Feazel, C. T., Mylroie, J. E., Palmer, A. N., and Palmer, M. V., Karst from recent to reservoirs: Karst Waters Institute, Special Publication 14, p. 130-135.
Loucks, R. G., and Ruppel, S. C., 2008, Lower Ordovician Ellenburger Group collapsed-paleocave facies and associated pore network in the Goldrus Unit #3 core, Barnhart field, Texas (ext. abs.), in Sasowsky, I. D., Feazel, C. T., Mylroie, J. E., Palmer, A. N., and Palmer, M. V., Karst from recent to reservoirs: Karst Waters Institute, Special Publication 14, p. 127-129.
Aconcha, E. S., Kerans, C. and Zeng, H., 2008, Seismic Geomorphology Applied to Lower Glen Rose Patch Reefs in the Maverick Basin, Southwest Texas: GCAGS Transactions, v. 58, p. 3-23.
Phelps, R. M., Kerans, Charles, Scott, S. Z., Janson, Xavier, and Bellian, J. A., 2008, Three-dimensional modelling and sequence stratigraphy of a carbonate ramp-to-shelf transition, Permian Upper San Andres Formation: Sedimentology,v. 55, no. 6, p. 1777-1813
Janson, Xavier, Kerans, Charles, Bellian, J. A., and Fitchen, William, 2007, Three-dimensional geological and synthetic seismic model of Early Permian redeposited basinal carbonate deposits, Victorio Canyon, west Texas: AAPG Bulletin, v. 91, p. 1405-1436.
Janson, X., Eberli, G., Bonnaffe, Florence, Gaumet, F., and De Casanove, V., 2007, Seismic expression of a Miocene prograding carbonate margin, Mut Basin, Turkey: AAPG Bulletin, v. 91, no. 5, p. 685-713.
Bellian, J. A., Beck, R. A., and Kerans, Charles, 2007, Analysis of hyperspectral and lidar data: remote optical mineralogy and fracture identification: Geosphere, v. 3, no. 6, p. 491-500.
Loucks, R. G., 2007, A review of coalesced, collapsed-paleocave systems and associated suprastratal deformation: Acta Carsologica, v. 36, no. 1, p. 121-132.
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McDonnell, Angela, Loucks, R. G., and Dooley, Tim, 2007, Quantifying the origin and geometry of circular sag structures in northern Fort Worth Basin, Texas: paleocave collapse, pull-apart fault systems, or hydrothermal alteration? AAPG Bulletin, v. 91, no. 9, p. 1295-1318.
Kurtzman, Daniel, Jennings, J. W., Jr., and Lucia, F. J., 2007, Dissolution vugs in fractured carbonates: a complication? Or perhaps a key for simplifying reservoir characterization: Geophysical Research Letters, v. 34, doi:10.1029/2007/GL031229 [6 p.].
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Bellian, J. A., Kerans, Charles, and Jennette, D. C., 2005, Digital outcrop models: applications of terrestrial scanning lidar technology in stratigraphic modeling: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 75, no. 2, p. 166-176.
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Zeng, Hongliu, and Kerans, Charles, 2003, Seismic frequency control on carbonate seismic stratigraphy: a case study of the Kingdom Abo sequence, West Texas: AAPG Bulletin, v. 87, no. 2, p. 273-293.
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Melissa Jenkins is the heart and soul behind Meljen's Designs! All of her digital stamp designs are inspired by her children (and husband!) and things they do, their cats, things they see on nature walks and daily 'adventures', or memories she have of childhood. Art is an uplifting thing for her, and she loves designing cute tidbits of art that makes people smile.
The Meljen's Designs Team
The Meljen's Designs Team works alongside Melissa - the artist of Meljen's Designs digital stamps - and Melissa's cute & whimsical digital stamp designs to share tutorials, inspiration, and weekly challenges!
Please take a moment to get to know our talented Design Team!
Senior Member & Team Coordinator - Dee Morris (Sprytebyrd)
Dee is a licensed pharmacy technician who has decided to spend some time home with her two children. She has been a crafter all of her life. She has been actively stamping for about 10 years!
Senior Member & Writer - Dianna Kronquist
Dianna is a wife, mother, chauffeur, volunteer, baker, avid reader, artist and SoCal girl who now lives in Northern Virginia. She has a supportive husband and two energetic children. She started crafting with bookmarks in elementary school, and now loves to do paper crafts.
Robbie is married to her hard-working husband, and a mother to 5 handsome sons, 3 daughters in-law, and has 5 granddaughters. She loves her family, friends, and creating. She loves to laugh and enjoys life.
Rae Ann is married and has 4 children: two boys and two girls. Her husband is in the Army and she has lived all over. She is an elementary school secretary and an obsessed crafter. She is also a quilter, but loves the instant gratification stamping brings.
Ceal is a born again Christian and cancer survivor who loves life and all things paper. She started paper crafting about 15 years ago but found her love to be card making. She lives in Colorado with her supportive husband and Shih Tzu. She has three children and is a new grandparent!
Barbara is a full-time Mom with 2 daughters. She is married to one of the most patient men in the world and they all share their home with 2 very obnoxious birds and one very spoiled little doggie. She has been a crafter for years, everything from sewing to scrapbooking. Her passion right now is making cards. She loves to read, bake and go to the movies.
Céline lives in the Netherlands, with her husband, teenage son, and Bengal cat Chica.
She has been addicted to crafting since childhood. Céline loves to scrapbook, make cards, play with polymer clay and make her own jewelry.
Hi! My name is Cynthia Olheiser and I live in Anchorage, Alaska with my hubby of 22 years and our two Labradors – Bud and Gingersnap. I have been crafting in one form or another most of my life. My mom taught me to knit, cross stitch and embroidery at an early age. I began my paper crafting obsession – I mean hobby- about 15 years ago. I began by scrapbooking old photos as a way to get them organized. I soon realized that the same products could be used to make cards when my neighbor invited me to a Stampin' Up! party and the rest is history. I found digital stamping a few years ago and I really enjoy the flexibility that it provides. My other hobbies include fishing, camping, 4-wheeling and gardening. The summers in Alaska are beautiful and provide amazing opportunities for any outdoorsman!
Nancy is the wife of a wonderful husband, mom to 2 grown daughters and grandma to 3 of the cutest kids you've ever seen. She lives in a small city in SW Ontario, Canada. Nancy has always loved crafting, especially card making.
Her name is Susan, and she is currently living in Marietta, GA. Susan is married to her best friend Kevin, with 3 kids, 2 cats and a dog. She loves to scrapbook and make cards. Susan loves sharing her journey through life and her thoughts as well as some pages.
Her name is Sue Taylor-Hill and she am a happily married Mom of two beautiful Girls and one "furry" girl (a yellow Lab).
She resides in Canada and LOVE anything to do with Scrapbooking,
Card Making and Crafting.
Meljens was actually her first experience with digital stamps so it is quite a thrill to be part of this very talented Design Team!
Luciana is 34 years old and brazilian. She started crafting in 2007 as a way to relax from work; two or three years later she decided to quit my job and started working as a handmade bookbinder. Coloring images is her hobby and her favorite materials are chalk and markers (specially Copic Markers). She's crazy about stamps and because of Meljen's Designs, she started working with digistamps too.
I'm an accountant working full time and a mother of 4 great kids. I have an amazing husband who understand that in order to keep my sanity through all this I need to craft ;) I live in Quebec, Canada, so a lot of my crafting is done with French sayings.
I have been crafting over 21 years and tried my hands at all kinds of techniques over the years. I started blogging in March of 2012 in order to join challenges. I became totally hooked!!!! I can't believe this world existed and I only found out about it then. I see blogging as a wonderful opportunity to improve my card making abilities.
I have realized that through the web I get to meet amazing people from all over the world and learn from them. I'm really lucky to get to work with such fabulous artists like Melissa!!!
I'm married with 3 wonderful children. I work part-time as a Personal Carer / Nursing within our Community helping those stay in their own homes. Every spare chance I get I love to create, which helps me unwind, been crafting off & on since 2009, blogger since 2013. Have meet some amazing people which gives so much inspiration.. So very thrilled to be part of Meljen's Design Team alongside amazing talent as well as an awesome Artist ~ Melissa Jenkins. I thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for the amazing opportunity.
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Anita MaddenAudrey GonzalesMelissa AndrewSandy AllnockRobin RawlinsShana DahlMelanie RiskKim YuCallie ZennerAndrea BudjackLauretta SeeLorie AmesKindra Brooks (Snelling)Darsie BrunoNicole AndersonCheryl GorkaMarlena PeduzziCandace PierceLisa FutchKatja Stroo-TevelJessica FitzgeraldJessica Meyer Ruza Rebel Lizzie Sanchez Tabbatha SandovalRobin ParkerGina Rodriguez Tina GuiGuiRia van SonMelinda Walker


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Behrend has top seed, home field in AMCC finals
Penn State Behrend baseball coach Paul Benim has instilled his players with a simple approach to success.
"Pitch it, pick it (on defense) and hit enough to win," Benim said.
The Lions have followed it well this season. They begin their quest for the program's first AMCC Tournament championship since 2010 with a 27-10 overall record, No. 1 seed and home-field advantage for the three-day event.
"We feel like we compete every day because of our pitching," said Benim, whose team enters its first game today at noon against No. 5 Pitt-Greensburg (18-21) with one of NCAA Division III's top rotations led by seniors Ryan Jacobs, Jay Condit, Matt Parnes and Mike Moyer. Behrend ranks among the top 10 in earned-run average (sixth at 2.65), strikeouts (tied for eighth at 8.5 per nine innings) and hits allowed (eighth at 7.84 per game).
The Lions also rank among the top 40 nationally with a .964 fielding percentage.
Jacobs continues adding his name to the Behrend record book in his final season. He has a 7-1 record, 1.19 ERA and eight strikeouts per game in 53 innings, while Moyer is 3-0 with a 2.67 ERA and seven strikeouts per game in 27 innings. Condit and Parnes have helped solidify the bullpen.
"(Our pitching staff is) instrumental to our team's success. They give us a chance every day (when) they take the ball," Benim said. "(And) with four everyday position players (who are) seniors, they've all taken a turn getting the big hit and doing something positive for us."
Behrend's nine seniors need to lead the way for the Lions this weekend, Benim said.
"We really need them to perform in this tournament," he said. "We expect them to (perform)."
Benim also looks for young players to continue contributing to the team in the postseason. Freshman outfielder Alex Margraf, a McDowell graduate, has been a key component this season. He has batted .310 and knocked in 12 runs in 28 games.
It also helps to be at home, where the Lions won AMCC titles in 2008 and 2009.
"It's tremendous to be at home," Benim said. "We feel like we play better (and) we're more comfortable (at home)." Today's opening games could be the springboard to a more favorable road to the championship.
Second-seeded and defending champion LaRoche (27-12) faces No. 3 Mt. Aloysius (25-14) in the tournament's first game at 9 a.m. Benim said both teams could start their aces -- La Roche sophomore Tyler Ferguson (7-3 record, 3.38 ERA) and Mt. Aloysius sophomore Derrick Capiak (9-2, 2.61).
"If you can clear two No. 1s and not have to deal with either of them," Benim said, "it's a good start to the day."
VICTOR FERNANDES can be reached at 870-1716 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNfernandes.


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