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You mean Precision Delta I presume. PD are a little cheaper but both are great Bullets. I will most likely shoot MG 124CMJ if I ever get serious about PCC.

Correct. Softer coatings combined with heavier bullets are more pronounced.

Dry fire, dry fire, dry fire. Strong hand, weak hand, table start, around corners, etc until you get the dot EVERY TIME.

Wolff 8# variable.

Grams guts for sure. I like Bolens/TTI pads.

I’m not big on dry fire but when I switched to Open it is what helped me acquire the dot. Took a few solid weeks to be able to draw and get the dot instantly. Then a few more weeks of dry fire weak hand, strong hand, around corners, table starts etc. weakhand is murder if you don’t Drill it a lot

Keep them

CODA Evolution. Awesome product and great customer service from a small company

I am never dismissive of people. PCC on the other hand....😂

Agreed

But if an RO is taught something it doesn’t make him a fanatic does it?

Why would I sit in on a “local thing”? We don’t allow local rules in our game. It was a USPSA level I Seminar. I heard if the rifle is uncased and sweeps at any time it’s a DQ. You don’t have to quote rules to me. I sat and read them after the seminar and certainly see the contradictions.

A $10 light and paying attention eliminates the need for a powder check

Nope. But I gathered there are still significant issues regarding PCC

I may tend to agree but that’s not what’s being taught. Your fault, my fault, anybody’s fault, if it sweeps, DQ.