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Tuesday Matinee: Charles Le's Video Showcases The Ladies At 2011 #USPSANats

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Thursday Theater: Julie Golob's History Making Run At The 2011 #USPSANats

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Saturday Cinema: Julie G. Takes On Stage 16 in Production at #USPSANats

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Watch It Wednesday: Julie G. Runs Stage 18 at #USPSANats

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Monday Movie: Julie Golob Tackles Stage 11, The Bridge of Doom, at #USPSANats

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Sunday Cinema: Julie G. Wheelguns Thru Stage 9 at #USPSANats

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Watch It Wednesday: A Single Stack Montage from B.J. Norris

B.J. Norris posted this video from the 2011 Springfield Armory USPSA Single Stack Nationals on YouTube. Check out Manny Bragg, Taran Butler, Julie Golob, Rob Leatham, Dave Sevigny, Phil Strader, Scott Warren and Lee Wills in action.

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Thanks To Julie & Kippi For The Photos

Just a note of thanks to Team Smith & Wesson's Julie Golob and Team Springfield Armory's Kippi Leatham for sending us the photos of Sara Dunivin, Jon Huspek and Dave Sevigny, 2011 Single Stack Nationals champs, you see in today's posts and related press releases. Thanks ladies, we'd be lost without you.

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Sara Dunivin Wins USPSA Single Stack Women’s Title

SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash. — Sara Dunivin of Phoenix, Ariz. outgunned a field of top women shooters, including the three women who between them have won the title over the last five years, to claim the Women’s title at the 2011 Springfield Armory USPSA Single Stack Nationals.

Dunivin, who won three stages in the match, pulled ahead on the second stage, moving up from third place, and held her lead through the final course of fire in the 14 stage shooting competition. Her final score of 683.7541 points outpaced her nearest rival, Cameron’s Custom Guns shooter Lisa Munson of Marysville, Wash., by 20.6760 points.
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USPSA Handgun Nationals – Getting To Know Your Medalists – Julie Golob, 2nd Place Production

Courtesy of our friends at the Women of USPSA blog.

WoUSPSA: Julie – congratulations on your silver-medal finish at the Production Nationals! What did you think of the stages at this year’s Limited / Production Nationals and did you have a favorite?

Julie: I thought this year’s nationals was much better than last year. It was very challenging and you had to be on the top of your game for every single stage.

As for a favorite, it had to be Stage 5, Aces All Around – Part Deuce. The RO staff on that stage was having a GREAT time and it showed in how they presented and ran the course. It was also a stage that was straight forward but still tested a number of skills, like how fast you could set up into a position. There were a number of areas where you had to switch gears between easy open targets and tough shots. Added to all that was the opportunity to shoot on the move if you were feeling adventurous. Excellent design, awesome crew!

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