mrmetalweld57

It's in southeast Missouri. Bloomfield. I retired. Quit shooting handgun competitively, and sold most of my competition handguns. Bought 10 commercial grade Atlas carousel throwers. I set up a slick 100 bird course on my 70 acre hobby farm, some in the woods, some in the field. I shoot just about every day, and am always looking for somebody to shoot with. Send me a PM if you're ever going to be in the area and would like to shoot. Ed

I've quit shooting handgun events and started shooting sporting clays. I have a 120 volt mover and 4 barricades I'll give to a club or an individual. Pickup only. I live close to Cape Girardeau MO. Hate to see this stuff go to waste. PM me for more info or a phone number. Ed Bowling

Max passed yesterday before noon, 2-16-2018. He had been in the hospital for about two weeks after suffering a fall on ice, resulting in serious head injuries. Most everyone in the country has shot at Max's powder blue reactive targets. All around great gentleman. He will be missed.

2lb-6oz. Just installed last week.

A really neat concept. A lot of fun. Great people. Very nice range. Well run. Thanks for a great time, Ed

You can look at http://themasters.org/ for current rules.. Probably the toughest all around pistol match out there. Three different disciplines of handgun. Precision .22 at Olympic biathlon size targets, one handed at 25 and 50 meters. Long range silhouette at 6,9,and 12 inch round targets at 100,150, and 200 meters. Action speed event similar to steel challenge. Gotta be decent at all three. Open, stock, and revolver categories. Used to be the richest match around. Pm me with your phone number if you want to talk about it. Ed Bowling

Silhouette for major, solo 1000 for minor. Ed

Thanks for all the advice, ideas, and pics!!! Guess I'll get a couple dremel stones and give it a try. Thanks, Ed

May have to just jump in and give it a try. Good thing I own a welding supply company, I may have to weld it back up, lol.

I've got the Brownells cutter. Would the cylinder chamfer with the tool if the hardened coating is removed from the hole edges?

Geez that's pretty!!

That's what I was afraid of!!!

I've got the Brownells chamfer tool, but it didn't take too long to realize that this cylinder is hard and strong. Is it worth messing with? What's the trick? Thanks for your input, Ed

I can't help but look at cost factor also. 10000 230 grain MG at 375/cs vs 11250 124-5 grain MG at 370/cs. 5 cases vs less than 3. In 10,000 rounds you save almost enough money to pay for a new 8-shot gun. Cost of bullets may not affect some people, but some it will. Ed