ChuckS

You may want to tell us what gun and division

Hi Joe, I was just about to send a welfare check message to you since I didn't see your annual primers post! Glad to see you are still here!

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Welcome! Back!

Yup, I didn't know that I had built-in sunglasses until the surgery!

I just found out about this site. I am probably late to the party but here it is. Enjoy https://relisten.net/

Any kind of good training is cool. But, in USPSA competition, a good bit of your time is spent not shooting . A competition oriented class would help you get more efficient in the non-shooting tasks. Good luck! Chuck

I just had an eye exam last week. It has been 7.25 years since my cataract surgery and I am still doing better than 20/20 in both eyes at distance. I'm happy

Closed in favor of this thread:

The pioneers of no adaptor can be found in this 2003 thread: My experience was that the Dillon tubes just fight tightly into the underside of the tray. The bevel made a "funnel" to guide the primers into the tube. The best $29 that I ever spent. The kid that bought my 650 now has it.

I used a VP for more than 15 years. I (and others) simply eliminated the adapter and just held the bare end of the tube against the feed hole in the bottom of the tray. I think I did a light bevel of the tube ID.

That totally sucks. Take care of it!

Welcome to the forum! The ability to edit a post only lasts 48 hours. On a PC, just click and hold over the title and you should be able to edit it.

Fixed it for you (sort of )

Thanks! It is much appreciated! Now I will go back to enjoying my massive wealth accumulated working Level 3 matches