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Nope. NRA and whoever else involved just met in Columbia last week. Hopefully see some information soon.

SP SPM SR.. In order of sensitivity/softness. I used to think SP and SPM were the same, but the revolver guys with uber light triggers corrected my thinking.

I used Clays for 200gr lead loads, but had to go above book to get to a safe cushion on the IDPA power factor in the 4 inch 625. My next choice would be N310, or WST because of how clean they are.

N340 is nearly the same if you don't want N320

I agree. The highpower might not be terrible.. but the rest of them.. ugh.

NRA Action Pistol - Section 15 http://rulebooks.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/RuleBooks/Action/act-book.pdf F-Class/High Power Rifle - Section 15 https://rulebooks.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/RuleBooks/HPR/hpr-book.pdf Bullseye (now known as Precision Pistol) - Section 15 http://rulebooks.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/RuleBooks/Pistol/pistol-book.pdf PPC - Section 15 http://rulebooks.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/RuleBooks/Pistol/pistol-book.pdf

Does/will the NRA scoring properly break ties to calculate order of finish? I'm not an iOS user or I would check.

If you want to discuss Bitcoin.. you might start a topic in a sub-forum where discussions are allowed.. They'll close this one right when the discussion gets going.

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Here is the Flagler Cup entry form.http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/5a0b58cf71e66/Flag%20Cup%20Packet%202018.docx.pdf

The date will be May 17th

Ron is discussing this week with the club members, hope to know something by Thursday.

Votes have slowed down. Only 5 vote difference between the 13 and 17th. I'll talk to Ron and see where he's at on rounding up staff.

I use a plastic shoe box. Dump a few handfuls in, spray shake spray. Dump to another container. Repeat until all your brass is lubed. OneShot or Dillon case lube. I do I the same way for both.

Soliciting feedback for Flagler Cup. Posting here, and the groups on Facebook. Please vote just once if you will actually attend and shoot the match. Realize that weekday matches would be short staffed so competitors will be expected to observe the group in front or behind them and we still need a MD for the 13th if we choose that day. The match will be limited to one day, and limited in number of competitors. Our second mover worked decent in September so that helps. Post thoughts here, vote via the link. https://doodle.com/poll/9c77g6q24h75qswy

Not as soft as N320, but still very good.

Working that out asap. I'll post here and Facebook as soon as we know.

May 19-20 in Columbia.

Varget may be better off in your Hybrid list. Its bigger than H322n Benchmark and IMR8208xbr. I second the TAC suggestion, 8208 would be another that should be better than Varget. I run a Hornady (similar to RCBS) and its much better than the Dillion for the extruded powders.

Do you have a weight on the top of the primer follower rod?

I never had a PW, but have been pretty happy with my Ammobot. I don't know that I would be that much happier with the Mk7 for the extra money. The Mk7LTE was not an option when I purchased. It may have made a difference. The new Ammobot is quieter, which is a main complaint. I do know someone who went from a PW to Mk7 and he LOVES it. The PW gave him all kinds of fits.

Fairly expensive, and not much margin would be my guess.. but I don't sell them. Umberto gave us a decent deal on a group buy once (run off site, not allowed here). Try to get some buddies together to cut down on shipping and what not.

FYI - That's Australia. Send Umberto54 a PM. You can order directly from him.

46 inches to the top of bullet feeder.

Most of the top guys have guns that are well under 2 in @ 50, and the best of those border sub inch. However, it is possible to shoot a 1920 with a >2 inch gun. The biggest limiting factor will be the lack of commercially available shrouds for the CZ platform. I spoke with the Aussie CZ shooters and i think they said that they made their own shrouds.