I've shot lots of 55 grain Wolf. It shoot good; buy with confidence. Your mileage may vary, but I have zero problem with Wolf.

Some people will intentionally burn their last chambered round into the backstop. It's faster than racking it out. Especially if you are abandoning the gun after a 10 round array. Just put three shots on the last target so you're abandoning a totally dry gun. Thus, you didn't waste time racking or dicking around with anything.   

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You cracked a 1911 frame? If so, what kind?

I cracked a Springfield Armory frame after circa 80,000 rounds. And I highly, highly doubt a 1911 made one million rounds with just spring replacement. You name it, I've broken it when it comes to 1911's. That is not to say the 1911 is fragile, or unreliable, nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, I think the 1911 is one of the most reliable and durable guns out there. But "one million rounds" is hanger talk. Even the wonder polymers don't claim much more than a few hundred thousand rounds. "Consumable" parts such as extractors and ejectors are exactly that: life limited in a 1911. Even barrel lugs in a 1911 need some TLC. Barrel lugs will get burs that need stoning after awhile. My point being: you can't shoot 1,000,000 rounds through a 1911 with just "replacing springs." In fact, you can't shoot 1,000,000 rounds through ANY gun with "just replacing springs." ... or a lonely firing pin.

How many rounds do you shoot a year? Which gun(s) of yours have the most rounds through it (pics encouraged).

You can always do rabid fire in the action bays. I hear it at least once a month. Reserve it then shoot as fast as you can. Don't reserve it then don't grumble.
But if you want to on the  general public rifle side there is always
https://www.change.org/

It's more than just rapid fire, and you can't really just reserve those bays. And I do participate in the matches that go on there and I encourage everyone here to do so as well. It is a tremendous amount of fun. HPS's schedule was posted in a topic not that long ago and I can post the other clubs' schedules if desired. Cheers

I feel like this is just becoming a pissing contest of "experience" and this conversation has lost context. Firstly, Koko Head tops my list of shooting ranges for being most restrictive. Secondly, the matter of "rapid fire." What is rapid fire? Presumably rapid fire is not allowed in the name of safety. The slower you shoot the more in control you are, you might say. Fair enough, but this is arbitrary and cannot be equally applied. What is better said than "rapid fire" is "controlled fire." If you are in control, you are being safe. That has been my experience at other ranges, and have been told as much by RO's.

For example: lets shoot a .357 DAO snub nose at the bullseye range. At 25 yards most people are going to be all over the place regardless of how fast they shoot with a snubby .357. While shooting a snubby is perfectly acceptable per KHSC's rules, is it safe? I've seen many shots impact no where near the back berm in similar, real-life examples at KHSC. Just look at the cinder blocks lining the path way to the targets; they have been peppered with bullets. Another example: an Open Division shooter shooting at 25 yards. An open shooter with just modest ability can run decently fast splits at 25 yards while being totally in control and totally safe. However, the speed at which this person would be shooting would be far in excess of the "rapid fire" rule despite it being much safer than our first example.

It is also naive and backwards to suggest that talking about these matters hurts the shooting community. I am sharing my experiences and observations and they have been largely, if not totally, dismissed. Open discussion and dialog is always a good thing. Especially when a like-minded community has differing experiences or opinions on a topic.

The real thing here that is hurting the shooting community is arbitrary policies curtailing our ability to exercise our rights such as no "rapid fire". From my own observations and experiences, "no rapid fire" is more a product of Liberal state thinking bent on trying to control gun owners, and less a product born of safety. 

You may have to visit more ranges. I've been to hundreds of ranges, indoor, outdoor, public and private...with the exception of the 5 round limit, the rules at KHSC is pretty much the standard for safety and liability reasons.

Not sure the ranges YOU have been to, but the ones I have allow the shooters much more freedom without a compromise of safety.

Thanks for the extra info Mauidog! I hope this will get more people out shooting USPSA! 

Also, if you are going to do the MPPL 101 Class, there is no need to fill out any paperwork or forms ahead of time! All you need to do is show up for the 101 Class! MPPL will be happy to have you there!

I shoot with the USPSA clubs every weekend, so if you have any questions or need clarification I will be happy to help you!

Feel free to add a comment if none of the options describe you!