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Cabelas has them available for order online. I think you can have your order sent to the store near you.

I own 2 sets of the Big Butt w/ S&W X frame grips as the core. Cut the finger grooves down and reshape as you like. Great grip. +10 Thanks Pat and Houge Grips!!

You can get them from Cabela's. Order them and they will come. Yes there's hazmat fee. Order in groups of 5K.

Try double seating the primer when you install it. The primer will absorb energy from the firing pin/striker seating the primer to the bottom in the pocket before it goes bang. They should be .008-.010" below the flush. It's done (double seating the primer) all the time in revo world. I use Fed SPP.

Thanks for letting us know.

A close friend talked to the importer/distributor (Accurate) and was told the above info a couple of years ago. That's why I moved on. Call or email Accurate and ask them.

As Nick posted above, Saul says that very thing on one of his videos about fitting the insert, "All guns trigger guards are not the same from the same manufacturer. They require some fitting" and he tells and shows how. I had to make an adjustment to the new magnetic insert I put in for N frames(627PC). The locking tab was a little too tight for me. It's not now. I love the holster. It's very comfortable and adjustable.

Solo 1000 was discontinued several years ago. Had TOO much powder from the vendor (had 2 different cargo ship loads) they couldn't sell because of it's inconsistent burn. Same thing happen to the Solo 1250. Made lots of people sad.

I got some from Cabela's a couple of months ago. They were on and still are backorderable. Took about 3 months to get. They're taking backorders now.

I bought some from Cabela's on back order. Took 3 months to get. They are taking backorders now.

Remember, there's a set screw on the ram to hold the shell plate bolt where you set it.

Can you post some pics of your primers? v1911 is right, the Feds are the softest cups. Thai's why Revo shooters use them. Before you dump the powder, try some factory Fed and look at their primers and/or try a different manufacture of primer, Win, CCI etc.

A piece of plate glass 3/8 or thicker, 1/4 will work, from your glass man. He can make the edges square. Used is best. Makes a very good poor man's surface plate.

What caliber are you looking for moon clips for, 9 or .38? What brass are you going to use?

The difference between 158 & 160s is not really an issue. Load data for 158s will be an easy place to start. I've seen load data for some powders for +P 38 spl. Also, you can look at the data for 357 mag. That's +P, for sure. IDPA droped their PF for Revo to 105 so standard off the shelf 38 would make it. No reloading required. I know you're planning USPSA shooting.

Hearthco and Starline, The winning combination.

Sorry, I missed the "Crimp" on the die. My Dillon set is at least 10yrs old and both seating and crimp dies look the same from the outside, except for the stamped info at the top.

You have the correct style seating die. if it is the correct size. You should be able to read the caliber (stamped on the die). Pull the clip off the die the top while holding the bottom into the housing in your hand. The inside sleeve will fall into your hand. There's a cross pin, usually black,that lets you change the profile of the seating part (Round or SWC/Flat nose) of the die.

A couple of burn charts show the PP is about the same as HS-6 and the other ones already mentioned. I wish your were close, I need to sell 3 4lbs jugs of PP.

Looks like Dave has another convert. The BEST, bar none!!

Let us know if the R/H sided mount is any different to get used to since you have a L/H mount on your 2011, please.

BiggMike, What gun are you using to get the above data, please? Length barrel, type comp, Popple holes, etc. Thanks,

If you want more case tension, try using a "U" die from EGW-guns.com. It's a decapping/resizing die. Takes the case O/D down another .oo1". They are 100% correct about the FCD die resizing the bullet. Found out the hard way. Went to the U die and use it in most of my calibers. Works well. If you're using coated bullets, Titegroup is a fast, hot burning powder, in my experience. There's a disclaimer on Precision Bullet's web site about it melting the coating off his bullets making them smokier than normal and they stream lead down the barrel.

I was told that Accurate won't import any more 1000. They had too many bad loads from them. Last one was 16 tons they couldn't sell. That's what happened to 1250. Wasn't what I wanted to hear.