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Might have been an outlaw 3-gun match. I don't recall specifics.

Somewhere in Colorado I had seen them used as a no-shot in front of paper or normal poppers.

The PractiScore.com website has several tutorials. Start here: https://community.practiscore.com/c/tutorials-learn-how-to-do-stuff/19

Much better understanding of the process thanks to the Enosverse.

Wow. +0.8g. That's +25% at minimum to +21% maximum published for N320 in latest VV app for 9x19mm.

Ran out of 147g ibejihead coated flat point bullets. Found some Hornady 115g FMJ RN and loaded them over the same VV N320 charge I used for the 147's. Turns out the lighter bullet wouldn't cycle my Springfield XDm. Seems counter-intuitive.

Forwarded to Nanci via Facebook.

During the chaos and anarchy caused by the QotM, we shot Fixed Time 09-09 Lightning & Thunder. "String 2, 15y: On the start signal engage each target with only one round each make a mandatory reload and reengage each target with only one round each freestyle." It got shot as 2-2-1 reload 1 with no penalties applied.

Looks like the finished round chute and bin hanger.

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Also got an error message today when trying PractiScore>Import/Export>Update Classification on iOS and Android devices. Also a super classifier match from August was re-uploaded and is now shows the P flag.

A series of pairs to preserve balance: Upper 2-3, 4-1, then bottom 2-3, 4-1. (Or 3-2, 1-4 if you prefer.)

I've always tumbled my brass in corncob media first, whether range pickup or newly manufactured. Then size, decap, and inspect. Then its on to loading (Dillon 550B progressive).

Bays face north