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You are looking at half an inch difference in sight radius, which is not going to be deal breaker either way. My vote is for whichever you think feels better in your hand. If you are able to shoot both side by side, even better to help you pick.

Sometimes you are forced to take things like that into account when making the shot. It goes back to one of the most basic compenents of firearms safety; "know what is behind your intended target". I like it, it adds to the challenge of the event, but makes people realize that bullets don't always stop when they get to what you are shooting at.

I was thinking the same thing. And further more I am suprised that they haven't had a few more "average joe's" on there for the masses to relate to.

There is not a magic number of each, it will vary from person to person. What will make a huge difference is how well you adapt to the recoil of the .45 after shooting the .22 conversion.

I believe you are correct

I have had great luck with the Pmags, both bone stock and with the NC ext. My department has switched exclusively to them also and no one has complained of experiencing any failures.

WTF, I didn't get any lifesavers with mine. I got hosed for sure. As to the OP, I carry off duty at all times and the cross breed is the best that I have found so far!

I saw on the application that PRO is either open or limited, but there are no division options for AM. Does that mean there is only division for AM?

Any more details on how the online registration will work?

I was looking earlier for info on application timeframe and couldn't find anything.

Curse you

No doubt

I can't help you out with the Lee press at all. As far as not spending the money right now for the dillon 600 here is a link to what I started out with. It will get the job done, but if you want to do a few thousand pieces of brass with it, it will not be fun. http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=176759

Also if you plan on doing plenty of 223 reloading, buy the dillon super swage 600. BE sells them here and you will not be disappointed.

Speer 9mm in nickel has not been a problem for me, so it might be a hit or miss deal.

Funny how my hearing somehow goes bad as soon as the wife starts talking...

Word!

Yeah, usually shooting the significant other will get you divorced Powder Valley has a great price on it, that's where I get it from. They only have 1 pounders in stock for N320 right now. The 4 pounders have been sold out. I have been waiting for them to get back in stock so I can place an order.

Can't go wrong with the SC bag.

Make sure you know how much height the strong mount is going to raise the press up. It would suck to build the bench and then find out that it is too tall/short. I only mention this since you don't have the press and mount yet.

In a nutshell you are correct. I have never had a problem with reloading nickle brass, however if I were spending the money to purchase brand new, I would not buy nickle. As said previously most gets lost before I have to worry about it cracking.

I see they don't have any prices listed on their website? What did you pay for them?

What editing program are you using?

And there is still openings?

Yeah the shirts where kind of last minute but they should still be pretty nice! I've added another squad full of shooters so we are around the 6 squad mark for sat with room for another 4! What time would registration/shooting begin on Saturday?