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Name: 9mm: 147gr: Cleanshot 3.5gr: Mixed Case: OAL 1.140 Notes: Para 1911 5" Shots: 7 Average: 901 ft/s SD: 12 ft/s Min: 874 ft/s Max: 912 ft/s Spread: 38 ft/s Power Factor Average: 132 Power Factor Low: 128 Power Factor High: 134 Barometric Pressure: 30 in Hg Temperature: 68 F Weight: 147.0 gr. Powder: Cleanshot 3.5gr Case: Mixed Primer: Rem SPP Bullet: 147gr Gun: Para 5" 1911

Name: 9mm: 124gr Xtreme RN: Cleanshot 4gr: Mixed Case: OAL 1.140 Notes: Para 1911 5" Shots: 13 Average: 1057 ft/s SD: 7 ft/s Min: 1044 ft/s Max: 1073 ft/s Spread: 29 ft/s Power Factor Average: 131 Power Factor Low: 129 Power Factor High: 133 Barometric Pressure: 30 in Hg Temperature: 69 F Weight: 124.0 gr. Powder: Cleanshot 4.0gr Case: Mixed Primer: Rem SPP Bullet: Xtreme 124gr RN OAL: 1.140 Gun: Para 5" 1911

How do loaded .22 rounds cost less than a single primer?

Man, that's a ton of crimp. But I'd still shoot them.

Here's the rulebook https://www.icore.org/rulebook.phtml

Make me

So you're saying a v-block micrometer has a block shaped like a V ? Interesting.

A block in the shape of a V ?

How exactly is a rainbow made? How exactly does a sun set? How exactly does a posi-trac rear-end on a Plymouth work? It just does!!!

Why do some people use premium gas in low compression engines? Why do some people use low sodium soy sauce? Why do some people order a Big Mac, large fries, and a diet coke? Why do some people order Hawaiian pizza?

To save money. One barrel, two revolvers.

I use .358 coated bullets in everything. THIS IS NOT LOADING ADVICE.

Yeah, my buddy "the grey ghost" has the 10 shot. It's pretty cool. Just about every part on it is custom.

True, but most bullets for 9mm are .355/.356 where as most .38 bullets are .357/.358. My 929 wouldn't shoot factory ammo very well. Poor accuracy and lots of failures to fire.

If you come home with two rounds left in your moons, that means the course designer did a good job of keeping it six round neutrall. Some do some don't. As I said, with a 7 round gun you're competing against 8-shot guns, not 6.

It's a design feature, not a flaw.

I've found mine to be ammo brand sensitive.

I've got both a 929 and a 627. Both barrels slugged at .357. In my 627 I run a .358 160 Bayou Bullet in front of 3gr of Clays (not universal, not international) in a Starline .38 Short Colt case. It took a while to get my 929 to run right. I finally settled on .358 147gr bullet. In a Federal case, with a .035 mom clip. 99.99% of the time I shoot my 627.

As far as shooting a 7-shot gun you can, but you're competing against 8-shot guns, not 6.

Yep, that's what I run.

Full disclosure, I use two shots of one shot, but yeah.

Has anyone mentioned One Shot yet?

Forget how it looks, does it pass the plunk test?

OP, not enough crimp