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After house hunting all week with the wife, she is ready to get rid of me! I can drive, too I just don't know where I'm going.

Colin - room for 2 ride alongs?

Wow, bad slide, never seen that before!

Looks fun Dan, can't wait!

Nice blaster!

Nice pics Joel and congrats!

Very nice!

Eli - I'm new to Chicago, where do you shoot USPSA around here?

Free or cheap brass is best!

I recommend the Lee U-die. When I first bought my Dillon 650 I shot Limited and had to chamber check every round because too many (~10%) Glock bulged rounds were getting through. I bought and have a Redding GRX die on a single stage press and while it works great it adds another step and time to the reloading process. A friend and multi-division GM recommended the U-die and I no longer chamber check any rounds and have had 0% bulged rounds get through. The U-die does slow the 650 down just a hair, but it eliminates the chamber check and the added GRX step. I've added U-dies to all the calibers I reload and have >30k rounds loaded with no bulge problems. Note ~10k are 38SC and the U-die eliminates any bulges there too. Shoot straight!

SVI if you can afford the dough and wait!

Hey man, glad to hear you're back I miss your pithy comments!

Happy B'Day Fran!

Mike, I think you need a larger sample set before you call it a day. Just the Enginerd in me!

Nice job Mechanic!

Congrats, Kyle!

A slide racker is not allowed in the USPSA Limited division. I will find the rule when I get home tonight and post it.

Very cool!

I've bought a gun from them and the transfer was quick to Ohio.

That is an interesting & cool looking blaster.

Yup, I target .378 which works great for my SV 38 SC IMM Open guns.

It depends on how light your mainspring is set. I'd recommend Fed or Win SP if you are set light and WSR if set with a factory spring. All the primers work under certain conditions.

The combo works great if you can get enough metal off the Dawson base pad to fit the gauge.