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All I'm hearing is, "good job Brad"

Factory ammo will NEVER work in a revo with lightened springs. It's just not going to happen.

If you're shooting factory ammo in your 929, IT'S THE AMMO.

OP, are you using factory ammo?

I'm not a gunsmith, but on my 929 I couldn't get ANY factory ammo to fire reliably, even Federal. What finally cured my problem was reloading Federal brass with Federal Small Pistol Primers, and .035 TK moon clips. Your millage may vary.

Hey, I know this guy

Out of my revo Name: 9mm: 147gr Blue RN: Clays 3.00gr: Fed Case: OAL 1.20: S&W 929 Notes: S&W 929 Shots: 4 Average: 882 ft/s SD: 10 ft/s Min: 871 ft/s Max: 897 ft/s Spread: 26 ft/s Power Factor Average: 130 Power Factor Low: 128 Power Factor High: 132 Barometric Pressure: 29 in Hg Temperature: 67 F Weight: 148.0 gr. Powder/Wt: Clays/3.00gr Bullet/Wt: Blue 147gr RN Primer: Fed SPP Case: Fed OAL: 1.20 Gun: S&W 929 / 5" barrel

Got it, thanks

I saw this on Facebook. What does 12 stops mean? FAQ -- IRC INFO/REGISTRATION IS COMING SOON? Yes. The host is drafting the Practiscore page now. Once that goes up, registration will be open within a month. The following tentative schedule may vary slightly. Thurs, Nov 3: Staff shoot; 4-stage classifier match available Fri and Sat, Nov 4-5: AM/PM or PM/AM; squads half days Sun, Nov 6: Shootoff in AM; lunch; awards in PM 14 stages, 12 stops, chronograph, ~380 rounds

I just want to go, shoot have fun, have lunch with my friends

One of them is a five second par time at 75 feet, 45 feet, and 30 feet. At 45 feet I got off three, and a reload, then beep No second three shots.

Oh man, I thought I was getting better

Are you guys in the same class in both organizations? I'm in C Class in ICORE, but I just shot a six classifier match in USPSA, and I'm in B Class with them. ICORE is mostly dead in the LA / Orange County California area, so I'm moving over to USPSA.

39 revo mad men Outstanding !!

I tested 160 gr round nose Bayou, Hoosier, Bang & Clang, and Black Bullets International (bbi) in a head to head test. Some had lube groves, some didn't. I posted it here a while back. In the end they all grouped exactly the same at 25 yards. No difference what so ever.

I guess I'm still not getting it. The primer can only go in so deep, until it bottoms out in the brass. My 750 has no problem bottoming out Federal Small Pistol Primers in .38 short colt brass. I guess I got lucky?

I guess I'm not getting it. I load on a 750. I just push on the handle until it stops, and the primer is fully seated. How does this do anything different?

I like Bayou Bullets 160 grain round nose. They load easily in my Dillon, and put holes in paper.

Way, way, way too much bell.

.196 is what I use. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1004507628?pid=750428 .

Name: 9mm: 124gr Zero RN: Win 231 4.2gr: Mix Case: OAL 1.14 Notes: Para 1911 5" Shots: 5 Average: 1080 ft/s SD: 20 ft/s Min: 1043 ft/s Max: 1097 ft/s Spread: 54 ft/s Power Factor Average: 133 Power Factor Low: 129 Power Factor High: 136 Barometric Pressure: 30 in Hg Temperature: 63 F Weight: 124.0 gr. Powder/Wt: Win 231 / 4.2 Bullet/Wt: Zero / 124 Primer: CCI SPP OAL: 1.14 Gun: Para 5"

One of my pet peeves is other people with pet peeves that aren't the same as mine