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The Killer Bee Project: Introduction
Current (2025) CMP Service Revolver rules are silent with regard to style or weight of projectile to be used for the match. So long as the revolver is chambered “from 9mm/.38 Special to 45,” the shooter is free to select either a lead, coated lead, or jacketed bullet in whatever weight they choose in whatever profile they choose. This is quite unlike the NRA Distinguished Revolver ammunition requirement, where a 38 Special, 158 grain round nose or semi-wadcutter bullet, is de jour.
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How To Examine A Revolver
At the conclusion of the 2024 Georgia Regional, after the $100 bills were randomly drawn and awarded, the prize table was picked over for treasures, and everyone had their fill of fried chicken, you’d think it would be time to say goodbye, pack up, and head home. But not this year!
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Timed/Rapid Fire Grip Technique Video
Sgt. Jason Gregoire, of the Army Marksmanship Unit (located at Ft. Moore, GA), is the 2023 Georgia State Match Pistol Champion & Match Winner, and also won the CMP Service Revolver match at the 2023 National Trophy Pistol Match & CMP Championships at Camp Perry, OH.
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How To Grip a Revolver for Single Action Shooting
Much of today’s literature about pistol shooting focuses on action shooting disciplines (e.g. IDPA, NRA Action Pistol, USPSA) and semi-automatic pistols. This isn’t surprising; with the advent of modern machining techniques and design, such pistols are very competitive, both in price and for sport, in addition to other benefits such as ergonomics and reliability.