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N320 1lb and 3n37 1lb and 4lb. Still there!!!

Try the mint ones. They look great and taste even better. Now I have to go downstairs and get some with 1% milk. Opppppsssssssssssss.....have to wait til the 1/2 inning break.......World series is ON!!!!!!!!

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ELECTRONICS...................................Read the warranty................Personal experience.................No Go.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Nice find.............thanks

USPSA uses the CED2 at their major matches. So it seems logical that if you own a CED2, your results should be very similar with the same variables in place. Not sure you could make the same statement when comparing other chronos to a CED2. Like to Like gives uniformity.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I like the CCI primers. Feed into the pickup tube easily and also feed from the primer magazine into the primer disc well and the primers are uniformly round. The primers have always gone bang also!

On Winchester SPP , I am averaging approx 1 per 200 that will not ignite. Good hits on the primer, just poor QC. This is in addition to the tube jams, primer disc jams due to the primers being out of round. Unfortunately, I have to use up what I have on hand and will use them for practice only.

Yeppers.......................

Oh good........I have been on back order too. I called on Monday and they said they would be making them soon. Perfect example of Just In Time inventory control.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Yeppers.............forgot about that one..........except when my primer got stuck in the disc.......I could not advance the shell plate without using a great deal of force. Therefore, I had to stop and trouble shoot and that is when I found the primer sideways in the disc.

Seems like hitting chronos is far more common than I thought. Out of curiosity, what is their repair policy like?From their product website for the Prochrono:”Non-warranty repair guarantee: Competition Electronics will not charge more than ½ the current retail price to repair any current model chronograph we manufacture regardless of its condition. " So, basically $60 or less to repair/replace it if you accidentally shoot it. https://www.competitionelectronics.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=20&category_id=7 What about small parts such as an arm? Do you have to send it in to them just for a rod to connect to the screen? What about shipping charges, both ways?

Check for loose primer pockets. Pull the bullets, dump the power and start the cycle over again to see if the primers are holding in the pockets Any primers in the bottom of the bin? Any primers on the floor? Have you accounted for all the primers in the 650 primer magazine tube? Like you said, primer tube jam is possible, but rare. Clean primer tube if unsure.

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Can you buy spare parts to replace broken parts such as the arms, screens or light kit?

My M&P's are the only guns that I have that do not have an extended mag release. All the other guns do and I am constantly dropping mags because of it. I am in the process of changing the other guns back to factory. Also keep in mind that an extended mag release can not be used with an M&P in Production. Limited and Open are OK.

No for the TN Match. Here is the link that will explain the service to you. http://www.uspsa.org/ammo/index.php I thought I remembered some time ago, where an ammo manufacture agreed (and USPSA approved it) that if you used their ammo (which was purchased and sent to the match) that it met the proper power factor. No questions asked an you were automatically approved at the chrono station for the appropriate PF. However, sometimes I do not remember so well and maybe this might be the case, or maybe I am missing some details, but I think I am right.

If I remember right, match ammo use to be guaranteed to make (select one) major or minor power factor if it was delivered by the manufacture at that time and used at a participating match. NOW, reading the description form Precision Delta, I do not see any power factor guarantee.

I thought we were talking about variations of lots of VV powder and not published data? If it is published data, then what is your source please?

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ N320 @ 3.7@ 1.150 with Zero's 147 FMJ from a 5" M&P = 138 PF

What I don't understand is how can some people state that N320 meters well on their Dillon and then another group states that it doesn't meter well. Which one is it?

Good job and well thought out and nice craftsmanship. As previously stated, I too am loading on Craftsman tool chest lower in the garage and would like to move indoors without the utilitarian look!

That is the combo on my 9 mm Pro 5 inch.

Also it is important to note that when stating which brass is good or bad, the grain of the bullet that is being loaded needs to be mentioned. I have aguila, cbc, rws and several others will not case gauge when loading a FMJ 147 RN. If I take the same brass that was previously mentioned, they will now load 124 FMJ RN into those cases. Hmmmmmm............

What is the definition of till it dies and what is the definition of rebuild? I am asking as this could be a very subjective evaluation.