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This is soon to be an official assault weapon in California and must be registered as a RAW by 12/31/17. Bullet button and all.

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Crusader would be a good firearm for a "Three-Gun" competition.

PT7 wrote:Crusader would be a good firearm for a "Three-Gun" competition.

What's involved in a 3 gun competition ?

Easiest to give you this link: http://www.nssf.org/events/featurette/2012/0712.cfm The NSSF is a good resource.
The article is a short one, but describes "Three-Gun" very nicely.

You might also check out some of the other links w/in the article. Lots of info out there on this shooting sport.
BTW, I did quite a bit of training on a 3-gun course my son-in-law set up at his outdoor range. One of the two challenges or "obstacles" he used for the shotgun portion was to shoot through a locked wooden door. He taught me how to do that, and it was a fun course to navigate!

Also for a handgun, I prefer a revolver over a semi-auto. I've read there are competitions that are set up to allow revolvers. The additional challenge there is to do on-the-run, in-the-field reloads. My revolver only has 5 rounds, so at least one, possibly two reloads would be needed. I got pretty good with a speed loader.

It's a fun and exciting sport. If you go for it, I'm pretty sure you'll like it.

That's a nice AR Coach.

I had a nice Colt Sporter II. I decided to sell it to a friend who was taking it out of state before our law took effect here in NY. I have several other rifles I shot more. It came out of storage once in 25 years. That was when another friend used it for a three gun contest.

Good luck out there. PM me if you want to.

Good looking rifle love the inscription.