Matrix68

This is my first "real" post...so, BE gentile OK...here's my story... Just picked up a used Dillion SDB (really good price couldn't pass it up). I have it mounted and everything seems to work, except the "low" primer indicator...and the fact it's missing a few screws here and there (will be calling Dillion soon). I have read, re-read, and printed several of the topics from the BE forum (I am a little compulsive that way)...already started a few spreadsheets capturing relevant data that I have scoured from the BE forum, the reloading manuals I purchased, powder manufacturers websites, etc. With that said...I just want to "check" my numbers, as I would like to keep the house from going up in flames and I would prefer to keep all my "digits" when shooting. Here's what I have and my related questions (gut check)... = Application - shooting USPSA Production, need to obtain required PF = Firearm - Glock 17 = Powder - Universal Clays (I am thinking 4.5gr to begin with..is that appropriate?) = Bullet - Berry's 124gr RN on hand - Considering also BBI 130gr and/or MG 124 FMJ...will I have to modify my powder type/weight? = Primer - CCI Small Pistol on hand, considering purchasing a large quantity of Wolf Small Pistol = OAL - 1.135 (I have seen such a wide range that folks are using...is this appropriate?) I appreciate any guidance that the collective knowledge of the forum can provide Thanks...Christopher

If you have access to another computer (online) and a thumb-drive...my recommendation would be to visit the Dell support site and download all the related drivers for the system. Then use the thumb-drive to install the drivers (look specifically for the network card driver). 9 times out of 10...this solves the issue.

I am considering entering for this competition...it would be my first "major" shoot. With that said, do you shoot all your stages in one day...or does it require you to be there for the entire event? I live in Hutto, Texas (about hour and half to 2 hours away)...so, I am just trying to figure out travel time/logistics. Thanks for your help.

I have always had really good luck with Butler Creek "steel lip" high capacity mags for the 10/22. Althought not completely flawless, the work well a majority of the time and last a long time.