MasterLefty

I used Merrells for about 7 years, and switched to Helly Hansen's last year. Kenny

Everyone has given you the formula, but it you want to see it in a visual format pf_cross_reference.pdf Kenny

I never played with 571, but lived exclusively on 540 through 80s and early 90s. I liked 540; it burned clean, didn't have the bark like 231, and was very consistant from lot to lot. It worked well in my Springfield P9s: 9x21 135grFMJ ~8gr 9x21 145grLRN ~6.8gr In 9x19 for both my Browning GP and Springfield P9: 124grFMJ ~5.7gr When the powder started disappearing (around '98), I built a 38 super Tanfoglio and went to VV N350. I also ran N350 in 9x19. Kenny A friend use to run it in his 40S&W, he bought up everything avaliable so he wouldn't have to work up a new load. He dropped out about 10 years ago, and I don't remember any specifics about his load.

Troy and Bobby wore their utility kilts at Area 4 a few years ago, to shoot the match. This was the match with the gate you had to climb over. The word from their squad was, they answered the question of boxers or briefs. Kenny

Bob Londrigan and I talked about the H-1 earlier this year. I was showing off my modified gun and he suggested it as an option in place of the OKO. It's smaller and I could build a really neat mount, but as IPSCBob said, the dot is way to small for me. Kenny

Hey, I get to retire in 9 years, 10 months and 28 days. For the last 27 years, 5 months and 14 days I've worked for the world's largest manufacturer of surgical sutures. I am a tooling design engineer, technology owner for needle manufacturing tooling, technology co-owner for attachment tooling; and I'm currently holding the reins over our North American Tool & Die manufacturing operations as well as the machine shop. In my early days, I almost got fired for working in the shop one night (Big no-no, we're a union shop). We've built some really neat gun parts, on the side, in those years. Kenny

I set mine around 550-600g. Kenny

I don't know about current quality, but during the primer shortage in the 90s I lost a slide due to erosion caused by Remington Primers leaking. I was shipped 5k of Remingtons as a substitute for Winchesters. Within a 1000 rounds, there was 360° of erosion on the brechface. This was with CP brass (Bell Labs) and a Springfield LSP P9 slide. This was with my practice loads that were between 28-30k cup pressure. Kenny (I've still got 4000 left)

Mine finally arrived today. Relative to the bi-monthly posters, I just to be one of the first on the block to get it. Now it's about a month after the first sightings come in. Of course, this one looks like it's well thumbed, so maybe my postman has been reading it for the last month. Kenny (Maybe I should ask him if he knows Roy Clark. )

Some of the formulas can be found here here. Kenny

William Shatner... To boldly go where no chicken has gone before. Kenny

I have the purple shirts, but then Dave changed to requirements so now I have to be in red, white and black. Kenny (There are even a couple of my shirts running around in Chile.)

This was the first purple gun. At the time the picture was taken it was on it's second barrel and scope. The switch went out on the blue faded to purple scope, so it got my 2001 Limited Nats prize table reward. While it was still shiny and new, I had the concessions vendor, at a match, try and tell me that that he couldn't sell me tea because I had a girly gun. I told him that I was man enough to shoot this girly gun, to which he replied; "two teas coming right up." The truth is I just like purple, and the anodizing is what they claim to be purple. Kenny (Maybe the next time I build accessories I'll use Titanium and anodize it to a truer purple. I think it will take about 100volts to get there.)

It's NOT pink, it's purple. Kenny

Jpeg, 9" wide, grayscale. Kenny