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In my forgetful old age I only load 9MAJOR with HP's. 9minor gets anything BUT HP's. I am leaning towards PD RN 124's

Where in Ohio? I’m in Cincinnati and pretty involved in the USPSA scene if you get interested in competing. welcome!!

I thought there was a forum discount

Just as well they sell. Just seems like they had no desire to keep up with demand. Good bullets, but bullets you can actually get are better.

BY Jiminee that's it. Appears to be 3/16" Now, I wonder how he ended up with that? Probably like me and used it for something totally unrelated to it's intended use. LOL

First thing I thought but he never reloaded. I'm guessing some kind of reamer

I found this in my dads tool box and am wondering if the forum might help me ID it. absolutely void of markings.

I have an M1938 folding bayonet from WWII I found in a box of stuff my dad had. It's in pretty rough shape with no scabbard. I'd like some help pointing me in the right direction of good auction sites etc. No need keeping something others may have an interest in. I didn't list it in the classifieds because it seemed pretty removed from competition shooting.

Here is pretty much all you need to see. LOL

LOL I remember that. The video used to be on here somewhere

I noticed they were shut down for a full week at XMAS. Maybe they are trying to get back up to speed? They have been very good a keeping stock on the shelves.

No doubt!

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That was probably a DQ. Gun doesn’t have to “clear the holster”. If there is access to the interior of the trigger guard, the gun is drawn.

Welcome from Cincinnati! I was born and raised near Athens. There is something near Albany but not sure what discipline.

I “think” you can get them either way. I got the small bases the steel just slips into

Plus they are two piece units so much easier to move and take up a tenth of the space in sheds. All I use now

I don’t think laying them on the ground or “here and there”, is what we’re talking about.

Maybe they are just soft primers

I fooled around with this for quite awhile. Got tired of trying so just switched to brass juice. Works better for me and no pins either.

Ralph was a regular at USPSA matches for many years. I met him when I first started in 2009. He shot mostly local matches here in SW Ohio later on, but he shot many area and national championships over the years. He also traveled the country shooting long range rifle in recent years. If you read his obituary you will see that he was also quite accomplished in the martial arts among other things. He certainly lived a full life. I will miss my friend dearly. Rest in peace Ralph. https://www.hodappfuneralhome.com/obituaries/ralph-michael-lopez

Don’t forget PCC staging tables/area.

Exactly. I wouldn’t even bat an eye as a CRO

Correct. Still needs to be within rules distance. That has never been in doubt