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What did the WSB say? Not that it matters a lot but just curious. Where was the table? Any further details would help.

That was my first real chrono and one my first timers. I think I still have my MkIV somewhere but that was ages ago. Since they are not keeping up with the latest technology, they really fell by the wayside. I mean, it's great to have one box that can chrono your rounds and then use as your timer for practice. Due to it's size, it's not really a great club timer so no one uses it for that. For personal use, it was great at one time but Pact never really did much with it after that.

An edge hit is a partial hit. A ricochet is a hitting an object, bouncing off, and continuing on. I don't want to split hairs on the term "ricochet" but we normally use full diameter, partial diameter, and misses. If it was a full diameter hit on the first popper, ricochets or bouncing off of it (as was described by the OP), then continues on to knock down anything or make a hole in a target/no-shoot, it would not count, right?

That rule is for when like poppers are stacked, like one in front of the other, then the bullet hits the edge of the front one. So it's a partial hit on that target, then the rest of the bullet strikes the metal target behind it, then it's a good hit on each (both must fall to score). A ricochet can not be counted for score.

This is specific to a ricochet. REF.

REF. Reshoot.

I wonder how the ballistic tests have faired? I can see it's smaller in diameter so that means more rounds in magazines so it will attract the "I need more rounds" people.

Please update us when more of the 8 MOA dots come in. Thanks

Same here, I'll have to pull up my old rule books but I remember that being used a lot back in the 90's. I just can't confirm if it was official or not, I did a lot of outlaw matches back then so I may be confusing it with those.

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These are pretty nice. I have a few for my 512s and they fit great and protect them pretty well. I am hoping they come out with some for the AEMS soon.

At one time, I could only find 135 and 147s for my 9Major. I tried both and didn't like either. Of course, the 135 was a little better than that 147 but still, both had a strange recoil feel and the dot was really jumpy. If it's the only thing you have, it will work. However, lately, most weights are available so not really worth the time.

Under the Special Conditions for Production: "...and must be on the approved list." Even if it's a clone, they still have to submit the proper paperwork to DNROI for inspection and compliance. Since Production is very specific to models that have been inspected and approved, I am sure that they are not allowed here. Of course, if you really want to shoot them, there's always Limited and Open. No sense in shoving a square peg in a round hole

That's what I'm thinking to Ranger. In the old days, it was a problem with the ribs not extending all the down to prevent the round from slipping under the follower and that usually happened when you dropped a full/semi-full mag. It seems Coco did not have that happen so somehow, the dimensions must have changed a little or the follower may have changed. Did you replace it with the same Grams springs and follower CocoBolo? Has anything changed with their follower? Nice to see you again here, been a while.