vluc

I bought my Dillon specifically to do 9mm first, and will branch out to 40 and 45 later. My costs are 3.70 for a box of 50, I buy bullets in lots of 4K, powder will soon come in kegs, and the primers are a deal. I make the rounds I like with the pep I want and that my pistols like, and take a great deal of satisfaction in the end product. Brass I have coming out the wazoo since I have been a brass monkey since before I started reloading...I bought the Dillon while I had 6k brass in coffee cans. Do I save money? No, but once I've shot 4,760 rounds or so, it has paid for my Dillon...and its half paid now! As for time, yes, mine is valuable, but there is also something to say for that quiet time doing reloading. And, I shoot an awful lot more than I did before and am seeing improvement, and that's the name of the game.

My thanks to all of you...took the information to heart and have been walking around heel/toe versus "walking". Feels good, but will have to see how it plays at next weeks match!

As Ron mentioned in the need for speed thread about shooting on the move, I have a question on technique. As a newbie I know that I should do it, but finding that good technique is not there. I can't seem to find a rhythym...do I shoot off of the left foot each time it touches down, or the right, or do I fire each time a foot touches down? Or do I let the COF dictate which is used?

Like many of you, I started it to get more range time. IPSC first, then IDPA. Two different pistols to play with. I like both for different reasons and play both for different reasons. LOL...most of the folks I play with play both as well!