Biloxi23

Cannot answer for PT's steel grips, but their aluminum grips are a drop in (or rather "on") fit. Just a slight tap with plastic mallet.

The old standard PPC load was a 148 grain, hollow based wadcutter over 2.7 grains of Bullseye. If I remember correctly, a 158 semi-wadcutter was ove3r 3.1 grains of Bullseye. these were fairly soft shooting loads.

What Richard said, although I am ONLY 62 :roflol:

it was still funny as hell.

Be positive! This thread positively sucks.

What jdphotoguy said!

Woof, woof!

Do you still see me, even here the silver cord lies on the ground And so I'm dead, the young man said Over the hill not a wish away. Or even better: No one likes us, I don't know why We may not be perfect, but heaven knows we try. But all around, even our old friends put us down, Let's drop the big one and see what happens. Give them money, are they grateful No they're spiteful and they're hateful. They don't respect us, so let's surprise them, We'll drop the big one and pulverize them.

I have screwed up a re-shoot before, but at the MS Classic I had the opposite happen. I was eight rounds into a Texas Star with one plate down and I was totally bumfuzzled (for the literate among you "discombobulated"), when a bullet hit the frame and caused a plate to fall off. After the RO stopped me, he gave me the option to re-shoot now, or to re-shoot last. I elected to go immediately and got the Star with five shots, and all of the other steel on the stage with one shot each. Who'd a thunk it.

Made it in along with a few good friends. For wait list guys, October is a long way away. I was out in the cold for the MS Classic but got the call about an open spot 4 days before the match. You never know.

Federal 180 grain hollow point duty round, FC stamp on case head, new Glock 35, did not check old duty rounds for setback = KABOOM, Case head separation, magazine blown out of frame along with extractor launched to who knows where. I checked the remaining ammo and found three to be very short. Bottom line, I should have checked the old ammo before I shot it, but I do not believe it came from Federal too short.

"Sniper's Honor" by Stephen Hunter

185 grain Precision moly bullets

My PT aluminum grip has been on for 3000+ rounds. It was easily fit, though the mag well was a very tight fit.

Our state bird.

I feel ya'll's pain. I had a two level fusion in my neck in '97, a micro-laminectomy in my lower back in 2001, the three bottom discs removed in 2003 (with installation of cage like Gump's, along with carbon fiber implants), after an accident causing micro-fractures in 2005 the metal cage was removed, and after six (6) knee surgeries between 1993 and 200, I had a total left knee replacement 1 August, 2013. And yes, I am slow. I mean sloooow.

Two years ago I shot in a squad with Lesgar at the Gator Classic and he is amazingly quick, and a nicer gentleman you will not find. He is also as quick to paste up targets as he is shooting. I own one of Shay's Samurai 6" guns and shay was one of the easiest persons to deal with I have ever done business. I told him I wanted, he made some suggestions and I have been more than pleased with my ACGuns pistol.

Traveling day to the Classic is only two days away. We leave Friday morning and will walk the stages before checking into our hotel. Coooooooool!

I have one that is tri topped between the sights and it does look awesome.

Luckier than a billy goat with two peckers.

Squad 37 with two other guys from Biloxi.

Yep. My brother said, "Even a blind hog finds an acorn every once in a while." He even named his hunting camp the Blind Hog Hunt and Fish Club. The club motto is: "I don't want to, and you can't make me."

Plus 1 for the Precision 185's.

Got an e-mail from Steve last night. Surprise, surprise, a cancellation. I am in. I was going to be a spectator anyway and asked them to hold my application and Money Order just in case. I am shooter #252; I got lucky.

Permatex Threadlocker Green; got mine from Ace Hardware