McGunner

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I’ve always loaded between 1.235-1.240 myself. I’ve had issues with going above 1.245 with not being able to rack out a live round on occasion.

DQ’s are never fun but always a learning experience. I’ve caught myself a few times with multiple string stages. On the second string make ready command I go through my usual routine of drawing on the target and then almost pulling the trigger. Makes me cringe just thinking about it now.

Thats what I had thought till I took mine out and looked at it. Weird.

Actually both sides have the same nut cutouts.

You could try to retap (I’m guessing it’s the standard 5-40) and use the red locktite. See if you can get it snug. If the threads are totally shot you’d have to go up a screw size to 6-40.

If you have access to a drill press I’d try to drill off the head of the stripped screw. Then use a pair of needle nose vice grips to remove the rest of it. Or just use 2 screw holes for the gogun thumbrest.

I guess 10.4.1 could be used to DQ if it’s stated in the WSB that shooting a wall is unsafe.

I fly 2 to 3 times a year and never had a problem (knock on wood). I normally carry the printout of the regulations for the Airline I’m flying as well as TSA just in case. I do find it interesting that TSA added that little caveat “unless TSA personnel requests etc”. That must be a recent change. Maybe the past year or so?

I mostly shoot open and use the Peltor Sport Tactical 500, with gel pads, on top of plugs. I like them a lot, especially the bluetooth connectivity. (I like listening to my tunes during pasting and setting steel.) Whatever you decide on, be sure to get something that has gel pads. It does make big difference IMO.

I mark my brass the same way as grumpy, on the case itself....IMO it's the better option since I can see the stripe when it's still on the ground vs having to pick up the brass to check the head stamp area for the stripe. I does take longer to mark but it's easier to pick out without having to bend over so much.

I found my TV remote in the freezer one time...go figure...

Thanks for all the kind words, useful info and the funny sayings!! It has made this a little less painful..Although I had my wife read this thread and all she got out of it was "whats a Rainbow vacuum"..hmmm thanks for that one Modoc..lol..But after doing a little research I think I'm getting the DC26 canister, with using my amazon rewards points it will only come out to about $250 with free shipping. Not TOO bad.. If it lives up to all the hype I'll be a happy man... All in all, its about keeping the wife happy. When shes happy, I'm happy...... Thanks again, Matt

Well my wife wants a new vacuum. She says,"lets get one of those Dyson canister ones.."I say,"why the heck do we need to spend $400???"..the answer..." the same reason why you have 2 open guns that cost over $7000"...walked right into that one...guess were I'm going tonight.. $400 for a vacuum....ugh

Call me naive, but I was thinking along the lines of 2 procedurals..10.2.2... its the closest rule that I came up with that follows my train of thought...I know it says about WSB compliance procedurals but couldn't shooting under the wall be considered failing to comply?? Edited by me All I can say is WOW were the hell did I come up with that?? Sorry for my moment of insanity....... Matt ....My head hurts.......