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3 hours ago, fastluck13 said:
Only run if something is chasing me. Even then I carefully weigh my odds.
Hahahaha. Like it!!
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13 hours ago, trgt said:
Yes, depends on the bullet weight and shape. I've found tweaking all of the following to help
- angle of bullet feeder unit itself
- # of shims
- position of shim deck, closer or further away
- how much wobble in case feeder - bullets may flip on particularly difficult case to for or when it 'unsticks' from powder drop (have fixed with case lube and/or mounting bullet feeder to wall instead of case feeder)..... its helpful to have someone else pull the handle so you can watch from above whats going on, if gets better or worse after an adjustment.
TRGT - Thank you, will run the list and see if that improves the issue. I also think it may have to do with more than 200 in the collator. Thanks again.
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Chad you ROCK. Just what I was looking for Thanks for putting it out there.
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3 hours ago, fishsticks said:
There's a link in the first post of this thread.
Knew I missed something, to thank you
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On March 26, 2013 at 10:56 AM, BillChunn said:
Stages that have multiple solutions are what my club is know for. As a stage designer, you have to offer a challenge to the shooters regardless of magazine capacity. You have to create something that while being entertaining, it also has to test their skills.
Targets visible from two locations... good. Targets visible from 3 or 4 locations... GREAT!!! Poppers that activate swingers on the other side of a vision barrier, doors that have to be opened to activate drop-turners.... it's all good.
BC
BC - couldn't agree more. Designed a bunch of stages when I was in GA. Always a balance act between skill levels of yout matches customers. The more options the better, and my opinion, when a stage is designed that even the topmGM shoot different ways you Sir have hit it out of the park as a stage designer.
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Anyone have issues with bullets flipping occasionally when they collate and drop? Have been adjusting shims...but still happens . Any ideas at what to look at or something I could be doing wrong?
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Just did this at local...completely for got to top off big my start mag as I was only planning to shoot 10rds then reload to big stick to finish. Well...buzzer goes off plan goes with it, left doing a standing reload...like a boss! Lesson learned...don't be cute with loading to capacity!
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On August 24, 2016 at 8:55 AM, teros135 said:
Yep. Plus the lost possible 10 pts for 2 As. FTSA can potentially take you down 40 pts. Wow.
Done it , defiantly a match killer....mine was at a tourney....first FTE in 5 years plus. Still hurts to talk about it to ?
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24 minutes ago, bjones6686 said:
You can look Lone Star Innovations website and get Glenns phone number off of there. Call him and he can sell you a steel or titanium comp over the phone. I bought one of his titanium comps for my open gun I'm building.
Thanks will hit him up in Monday
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On July 21, 2016 at 10:35 AM, badchad said:
Thanks for the exposure, I hope this works out well.
I wouldn't sweat the pain from the pipe wrench, those things tend hurt for a few days but I don't think really set you back. I tell my patients to just keep lifting and shooting, and that it's better if they don't think of their tendinopathy and the ups and downs as a big deal.
Sounds like you are doing things about 90% like I do them so I expect it will work. Difference I usually do is, use each exercise with an easy set (kind of a warm-up) a medium set (where you are working pretty hard but technique is real clean) and a hard set (where when once you have worked up to, you can't get all 15 reps with full ROM or without a little cheating). Also I don't intend for all the exercises to be done with the same weight. Curls might be more than triceps, wrist curls should definitely be done with heavier weights than reverse wrist curls.
If you or anyone has any questions let me know. Oh, and don't let your doctor give you any shots!Where can I find the article again? Had elbow issues on and off for years from shooting. Thanks
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- Deep hole - hydrate and top mag off, mental prep and check Cmore lens is clear - tape
- In the Hole - put mags on belt take cover off Gun - mental prep again
- On Deck - Prep hands as needed - walk stage last time more mental prep
- Make ready one more mental run ...grip'em and ripp'em ?
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On May 2, 2016 at 8:06 AM, straightravage said:
CCI no.400, not the Bench ones.
Spot on I have had no primer flow with them either. Hope it helps
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Thanks
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On November 29, 2015 at 10:36 AM, Glk21C said:
Talk to Beven directly and get it from the horse's mouth
Great guy, will drop a ton of knowledge on you !
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On June 3, 2016 at 7:02 PM, RecoilJunkie said:
I run an 11 in my 5" 40
Same here, sight tracker configureation with shock buff
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2 hours ago, Bkreutz said:
I use soundgear, I will put over the ear muffs on when I'm RO'ing an open shooter inside, but that's the only time. I haven't experienced any adverse situations. Regarding your other question about what is the best by consensus, that's a pretty tough question. Everyone that bought them did so for different reasons and people don't like to admit when they make a mistake
, then there are the shooters that are sponsored (or partially sponsored) by hearing protection companies, what else are they going to say?
Point well taken and appreciate the feedback.
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On July 13, 2016 at 4:53 PM, BGREID said:
Do you store your magazines loaded or unloaded between matches? And why?
I unload at end of matches , during match I preload to within last two rounds then top off when in the deep hole as part of my routine.
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What other springs can you run in MBX tubes besides theirs?
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On June 24, 2015 at 4:00 PM, Fuelie777 said:
When I go to a match or practice, the world's troubles or life goes on hold until I leave. Shooting allows me to compartmentize those items of life for a few hours.
One of the best parts of our sport that calm sense of focus.....adrenalin isn't bag either?
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IF that doesn't fix it take a look at crimp, just to make sure your not mushrooming them.
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On 7/27/2016 at 6:31 AM, superdude said:
I suspect that the ports simply add to the force directed upward along with the comp's chambers.
Agreed, provides downward force to drive gun back down. To how much...not sure.
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OAL if some one has it. Thanks
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Two quick questions: LSI online store not up. Do they make the comp for sale still and can you get it in steel? Thanks
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Is there a consensus on which ones are the leaders?
, then there are the shooters that are sponsored (or partially sponsored) by hearing protection companies, what else are they going to say?
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Does anyone know of or have seen the withdraw cut off Date to get a refund?