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  1. Thanks, thats a great idea. I checked out the website and did not see the load listed. I should have thought to email them. Scott
  2. Where did you get the reloading info from? The only source I found said 4.8 grains was max. I tried 4.6 and my gun would not cycle consistently. Thanks for the replies so far. Scott
  3. Does anyone have any experience with this combo or other 185gr bullets? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Scott
  4. This has been an amusing thread. I agree there are lots of wannabes, poser and other just plain ***holes in the shooting world. What makes them so noticeable is the majority of really great people in the sport. I have been fortunate to meet a lot of the big name pistol shooters at various events and they have been great guys, even when no one is around. I have likewise met many real "operators". Denny Chalker was mentioned, a great guy. Unfortunately anytime a group of people get together at least 10% will be idiots. I see them all, I work at a gun store. It must be something in the air that brings the testosterone out. I have heard the pros and cons of all types of weapons, weaponsystems, ammo and shooting sports. Its not just pistol shooters, rifle and shotgun sports are not immune. The guy I work with was a chopper pilot in Vietnam. One day after the latest SEAL, SF, CIA killer/spy left, he looked at me and said, I must be the only guy that went to Vietnam and was not special forces. I told him someone had to fly them around and bring the mail. As was posted before if you keep score it is a game. What is going over in the middleeast is real. I enjoy the shooting sports, if I wanted tohave a hobby that was not fun I would play golf. Thanks BE for a great sight.
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