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Years ago I was leading a conference call, I informed the group that one of our call centers was offline due to weather. Somebody on the call said, that's gay. I ended the call and called him offline. I'll tell you the same thing I told him. Stop being an a-hole. If you think something's lame, say it's lame. .

The climate's great. It was 75 yesterday

No background check on components, yet. But trust me it's coming. Background check for ammo, no wait, background check for guns, ten day wait. I was actually encouraged a few days ago, most of my local stores had ammo, but it was expensive. Now they all seem to be out. I've ordered bullets from a few different manufactures, and they seem to be caught up. Powder is still scarce, but primers are unattainable. When people do get them, they flip them for $120 a thousand. It's crazy but people buy them. As I said, I love shooting my revolver, but when my stock is gone, I'm out until I can get some at a reasonable price. I fear the days of $29k primers is gone forever.

Ha ha, you funny guy Joe. I live in Southern California, we measure ICORE matches per year, as in, none per year. In fact other than a month in Phoenix and the three I listed, that's it for me for the whole year. I usually just go to the range and bang away once a week.

When you say over clocked, does that mean turned on too far? Can't it just be unscrewed one 12,000th of a turn?

Well that's good news for sure.

I've got 5,000 FSSP, probably 10 pounds of powder, and maybe 12,000 bullets to last me until... I'm shooting three big ICORE matches in 2022. Arizona in April, Arizona in October, and the IRC in Florida in November. Then I switch over to rimfire. Man I hope this primer shortage is over soon. It's cutting into my retirement

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In So Cal when you can find Federal Small Pistol Primers they're selling for $120 a thousand. They used to be $35

From a shooting, chrono, and accuracy point I've never found any difference in them.

I think the front of the hammer is called "the hit the firing pin thingy", the back is called "the cocking thingy". .

I'm thinking about going, where do you fly into?

I've had good luck with win 231 in 9mm, minor only.

Where can I find out more about these drills? I.e. what they are.

In .38 short colt I'm loading 3.0 of Clays behind a 160gr coated bullet.

Bruce LEE for the win

If you guys need any barrel work, I know a tractor mechanic in Phoenix that's name rhymes with Glank Frenn. He can screw it up with the best of them.

My 627 has a five inch barrel. So I spent 500 bucks having two guns cut down, so I could use the same holster for all three Here's the other one

Only one silver haired devil I know shoots .32, and he's local to the match

It's listed on the ICORE page, so 120 power factor ??

Let me find his info. I love it.

Ha ha, you funny guy Joe.

When the timer goes off, my trigger might as well be 15lbs. I'm yanking and cranking

Anybody know anything about this event ? Southwest Regional Revolver Championship When: Friday-Saturday, 29-30 April Where: Rio Salado Sportsman's Club in Mesa, AZ Match Director: Gordon Kaiser

Mine's at 7 pounds and reliable with Armscor .22 ammo. Anything else, not so much.