glocklover

Looks awesome I'm going to have to reant it.

Pink is awesome. I like people who are real. She doesn't seem to be someone she's not.

My wife loved it! She knows a good head shot when she see it. Craig

Just watched Zombiland. It was awesome! Makes me want to buy a tactical shotgun. If you get a chance to watch it go for it.

For steel matches I would buy a 627 or a 617. For USPSA I would buy a 625, and for IDPA a 686.

I say leave it alone. Whats the challenge? If you want to make it easyer shoot limited divsion, and just because your shooting higher capsity doesn't make you a better shooter. There are different divsions for a reason. Craig

Awesome!

If you can remember what load you used I would like to try it.

I bought some 180 gr bullets from cabelas, and I bought some 158gr cast bullets. I'm going to load them up and see what the chronos says. I'll start off with some light loads and work my way up. Craig

I'm currently trying an experiment. I bought some 180 gr bullets from hornady. I cut off the tops of the 38 spl brass that I have.(about an 1/4 inch) So, that the brass goes in easyer. I bought some Bullseye. A fast burning powder. I've had the gun cut for moon clips. [size=5 ]I don't think that you can shoot revolver and be competitive in minor. [/size] So, I think I have to shoot major. I know that the holes are not as big as a 45 acp, but there isn't anything I can do about that. I'm going to give it a try. I might fail big time, but what the hell. I'll let you know. Craig Being competitive is all in your interpertations. Jerry V. has quietly snuck into the top 20 A Class revo shooting minor. I am about 2.5% away from sneaking into Master in Revo. I shoot nothing but minor. It is not easy but it ain't that hard. Simply shoot faster with better hits, something we are trying to do already. [/quot What kind of loads and gun do you shoot? Craig

I'm currently trying an experiment. I bought some 180 gr bullets from hornady. I cut off the tops of the 38 spl brass that I have.(about an 1/4 inch) So, that the brass goes in easyer. I bought some Bullseye. A fast burning powder. I've had the gun cut for moon clips. I don't think that you can shoot revolver and be competitive in minor. So, I think I have to shoot major. I know that the holes are not as big as a 45 acp, but there isn't anything I can do about that. I'm going to give it a try. I might fail big time, but what the hell. I'll let you know. Craig

How many people out there are shooting a 686 in major? I know that it's not a 625, but why not? I don't know that it's that much easyer to reload?

How many rounds can a S_I guns hold?

Have you checked out two alpha bullet company on line? They are a company out of Davenport, Iowa. They only sell lead bullets. They will ship 2000 bullets for $10. It is good quality lead. I think, if I remember right, they sell .38 cal 158gr bullet for about $55 per thousand. So, you can get 2000 bullets for about $130 shipped. I order from them and have never had a problem. Craig

It doesn't look much different other than the grip? Does it shoot better? I can't see the sights are they the same? Does it have the same type of barrel?

Thanks.

then you must be looking to buy a S&W 625 5" barrel. Yeah, I was thinking about it.

I first want to say that I'm not looking to sell anything. I am looking to see what you guys think is a fair price for a used S&W 625 5" barrel.

Both sound like great guns.

The gun or the shooter? I guess that's the question. I've shot with guys that have very nice guns, but don't shoot very well. I can beat them with my Glock. But I always think I might do better if I have a S_I gun. I guess I won't know unless I buy one.

Very good points!

If I had the money for a S_I I would buy one, but I don't. So, I will do the best I can with a Glock and I will laugh under my breath when I beat someone who has a S_I gun. The fun factor is still high and I have a great time thats all that matters and that I don't come in last.

It maybe that you limp wristed it? I have not had a problem with my Glock. I would try practicing.

I only need to load magazines with the rapid fire at 200 and 300 yards. Which I could load my bullets as far as the magazine would let me.

You can't load long for an AR-15 because the magazine is too short, so just forget everything he told you. When I shoot slow fire at 200 and 600 yards I load one at a time (service rifle matches).