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Wayne "The Train" Hancock : A-Town Blues. Pure honky-tonk goodness.

2nd this. Worth the wait.

I see tons of Remington pistol everywhere. Not inexpensive, but cheaper than most. Unfortunately I've tuned my loads to Federal ...

Brownells has Federal in stock. https://www.brownells.com/reloading/primers/pistol-primers/pistol-primers-prod35322.aspx?avs|Manufacturer_1=federal

Great information here. Thanks.

I'll 2nd this. My whole house is Ubiquified. No problems with any of it in 5+ years.

Same. Great info about differences between 4" and 5".

Side question: Are most of the top shooters in SC using 929s? Do any of them use 627s or other?

And if you pick the Sordins, get some gel ear pads for them. Super comfy.

I like the MSA Sordin Supreme Pro-X. Not sure what technology they use, but they work for me.

I love it when you hear the sound of a hammer cocking and then they show a Glock.

In what way?

Freak part? I would just call Dillon.

Wrong Turn (2003). Inbred cannibals ... what's not to love?

He just means that you will inevitability want more done (trigger job, etc.) because they do an awesome job, so it makes sense to send the whole gun and get it done all at once. But you certainly don't have to.

Good to know. Thanks.

Anyone also have the cylinder chamber honing done at the same time? Did you find it really helps?

That's about right.

You can use your dies with either. Between the two, I would definitely choose the Hornady. All machines have their quirks and strengths, but I've read about more problems with the RCBS machines than the Hornady. Plus RCBS doesn't really promote their progressive machines much, which leads me to believe they will eventually put them out to pasture.

Just a follow up for anyone interested in a 1911 version ... DA said that "The 1911 is high on our list", but as rowdyb said, there are so many variations. So we'll see. I'll just cross my fingers and hope it makes it to production.

That looked like a great class. 5 days of solid revolver handling. Let us know how it goes.

I didn't know about the Rollsizer either ... pretty sweet. If I have to decap brass, I use a Harvey Deprimer now. I add a Sinclair flashhole tool pilot to the pin and it helps to quickly guide the brass. But I don't bother decapping pistol brass.

It's just how the LabRadar sends out packets of data (or advertises) at a fixed interval to other devices (like our phones). There are a bunch of RF channels they are sent on.

It's not on the list yet, but I really hope they eventually offer for a 1911.

Ordered some. Thanks for the heads up.