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Or you could just do what I did switch to revolver and get all your brass back every time. Lol lol lol lol lol
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Liifeslarge you got it I predicted this 2 wksago
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bubber and toolguy Thank you Thank you Thank you, cylinder came out sliker than snot on door knob. actually i feel kinda duh. thanks again muleskinner
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Howdy to the forum, Long time lurker and member. I'll try to be brief, I have a 625-4 Model of 1989. Need to remove cylinder so I can have the holes chamfered, I have no idea how to do this, any and all help would be greatly appreciated. thank any and all for any help Mike Scavo
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Howdy boys er men, New revo shooter here with a few questions. o by the way i am a lefty. i am shooting a S & W 625 model of 1989, Have been practicing the Matt Griffin reload technique and have heard i willprobalby bend the yoke on my gun ? Is this a possibility. Also what would you recommend for a holster for use in USPSA and ICOR. I am not new to shooting just switched over to rev got tired of the bottom feeder. Thanks fellas for any and all help.
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My opinion:
Disabled individuals should be allowed to compete as long as they are able to safely do so.
All competitors should be subject to Divisional equipment requirements.
The only exception to Divisional equipment requirements should be the case where a competitor's disability dictates use of and/or positioning of equipment that is not legal in any divison. In such instances, after the RM has ruled the equipment/positioning safe, a disability exemption should allow the competitor to shoot for score in Open division.
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Howdy to the revo forum, My first time posting on this forum please excuse any dumb questions. All right let's get to it , I want to try revolver in USPSA I have a S&W 625 in 45 acp it is a model of 1989 This gun has been used for bowling pin shooting. Could anyone tell me me if this would suffice for USPSA or should look elsewhere. Next question what kind of speed rig should I be on the look out for Also I am a southpaw. Any and all help appreciated. Thank you alll. Mike Scavo
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Howdy to the forum,Have a moral and ethical problem ,looking for some kind of direction
I have a old 1000 press very pre 1050 cannot get it rebuilt at dillon as they have no parts for a complete rebuild. I have been advised by some people to call dillon and ask for a tradeup as they are unable to do the rebld and thus cannot 0nner their unlimited warranty. Am hesitant to do this, What say you. Sorry for length of post
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Howdy to the forum, Very good info here on this subject. Does anyone have any experience with a DYNAFLEX POWERBALL, Just started with one, Not enough time with it yet to make a judgment yet, But you can tell its working some muscels
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All i can say is WOW. Thanks guys for the tips all i have to do know is get out my 625 and start practing Thanks again
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Howdy the forum, Is there anyone thatt shoots revolver lefthanded who could help me get started. Have no idea how to reload left handed revolver fast thanks one and all.
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Howdy to the forum, If this has been asked befor Please forgive me, I could not find a answer. How do you lock your wrist is it something that happens naturly as you grip the pistol or is it something that you must train yourself to do. Thank you all in advance for any help, This forum is the greatist because of the people that are on it Thanks again Mike Scavo
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Howdy the forum. Need some advice, Have been reading forum posts for sometime know and have learned a bunch. Ok here is my problem, Am lefthanded but when i shoot it seems i am aiming with my right eye I say this because my group is centered but always on the right of A-zone, Have adjusted sights still on right side I have checked myself for dominant eye but it seems i can make either one dominant at will would it be practile to switch to right hand or stick it out left-side. By the way i shoot a STI Trojan in L-10 45-acp Thanks in advance for any and all advise mike scavo nor west ohio
Shooting requirements before shooting a match?
in USPSA/IPSC Shooting
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Well the club I shoot at on a regular basis. After sign up 1 or 2 of. Our senior ROs will canvas all ths shooters to find out all the first timers and juniors who are going to participate, then they will take them in a group and impart to them as much practical information as can be absorbed in a reasonable time. Subjects safety safety safety muzzles always down range don't try to hurry. Don't be shy about asking questions. 180 lines. I know I have missed some things but are senior ROs don't miss much. After this they will be put on squads wher 1 squad won't get all the new guys so they can be helped further. Just what they do oh by the way this club is in N W OHIO the name NORTH WEST OHIO COMBAT PISTOL CLUB that is also there web address. Thank you for your indulgence