ysrracer

I bought a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner. I had to put headers, cam, carb, and manifold on it to get it race ready. There ought to be a law

I guess it depends on who your local gunsmith is Mine is pretty good.

On my new in box 929 the cylinder was hard to spin. When my gunsmith did an action job on it, he said a collar was in backwards, or something like that. And from the factory the double action trigger pull was 12 - 14 pounds, at least.

Yes, next I'm chrono -ing them in my 929.

I chrono'd some 9mm rounds today. Winchester White Box 115gr, and Federal Red Box 115gr. I used my Para P18.9 Pro Custom with a five inch barrel. The WWB averaged 1230 for a power factor of 141. Fastest of 8 rounds 1255, slowest 1182. The FRB averaged 1190 for a power factor of 136. Fastest of 8 rounds 1199, slowest 1180. It's pretty consistent.

Why not set up a pin match (straight time) on Friday, as well as a falling plate match. Give people the opportunity to pull the trigger. If you build it, they will come.

I shot a lot of sporting clays shotgun tournaments. At a big tournament (match) we'll typically have a hundred bird Prelim on Friday, a two hundred bird main event on Saturday/Sunday, as well as a fifty bird pump gun, SxS, .410, 20ga, and 28ga events. None of the guys I shoot with are going anywhere to only pull the trigger 200 times. The really big tournaments include a FITASC (international sporting clays) tournament too. An average tournament will provide you the opportunity to shoot 700-800 shells.

Single Stack Saturday 8am 5 squads Single Stack Saturday 12pm 5 squads Revolver Sunday 8am 5 squads (only)

https://practiscore.com/hosemasters-single-stack-and-revo-only-january-2020/register

Single Stack Saturday / Revolver Sunday Hosemasters Single Stack and Revo Only January 2020Hosemasters Practical Pistol opens in 3 days Registration opens on: January 06, 2020 @ 6:30 PM · Registration closes on: January 17, 2020 @ 6:00 PM Times are local to America/Phoenix timezone. Match starts: January 18, 2020 @ 8:00 AM · Match ends: January 19, 2020 @ 3:00 PM Location: Mesa, AZ This special Hosemaster's match will be 6 stages for Single Stack and Revolver only. rom the Hosemasters Single Stack and Revolver match occurring before this match on Saturday and Sunday morning. • Start times: 8:00am and 12:00pm •Squads: 5 squads • Shooters:12 shooters/squad • Check-in will be open between 715-745am for the 8am start and 1115-1145am for the 12pm start. • Pre-registration is required • Fees: One gun only - $25 Two-guns: $40 Like typical practical matches, we will be requiring the usual $10 deposit with the difference from every shooter being paid at check-in. all shooters (match directors and staff included) need to sign in at check-in. We will not be taking walk-ups but if you'd like to be on the waitlist, email Stephanie at pistol-stats@rsscaz.com. If there is a specific squad you'd like to be on that only has reserved spots left, email Stephanie at pistol-stats@rsscaz.com and she'll do what she can to get you on a specific squad. View Squadding USPSA level I match, with the following divisions: Revolver, Single Stack Price: $10 Registration opens 3 days from now

Ha ha, you funny guy Joe.

Call me crazy, but I ordered two more. One for my 617 and one for my 686+ There's no way it can take me two hours again, right?

Last time I was a member of the USPSA the hot ticket was a single port .45 with a Tasco big dot. Has that changed?

A BMT Mooner cured my lumbago, gave me 20/20 eye sight, stopped the ringing in my ears, and loads my .38 special rounds easily.

Put a Weigand rear sight on it. It's a piece of cake

BMT mooner for the win.

Josephine Munchnik uses a .196? Sweet !!

My 5" 627 PC came with a .160, not a .196 I use it with an SDM Super Sight. The Wiegand is also .160

It gives you a "Bomar" type sight picture. I figured for 20 bucks I'd give it a try.

Mary Sunshine

It lightened my wallet by 20 bucks

I had to take a few thousandths off the bottom of top part

$114.95 ? Is that pesos or American money?

It took me two hours First it didn't fit, then the replacement screw didn't fit, then the bit from Brownells didn't fit. Then I lost the little detent spring, then I lost the little detent. I should have let a gunsmith do it https://www.jackweigand.com/smith_wesson_rear_blade.html