RePete

Maybe, just maybe a little (alright a lot) spendy to chuck in the glovebox!

Why not send an email to the owner of Practiscore?

I wonder how it would compare to a speedstrip?

When do Jack sell to Bowen? I have a weigand base and it looks great on the 686 than had the barrel shortened.

The belt attachment looks like it comes apart, and if so, then you could make 2 spacer bars to go in between.

I do agree with you and I do give the warning, but at the Nats and SS/EX and above should know the rules. As I said before, IDPA doesn't follow their own rules at the Nats. A DQ for safety isn't negotiable.

Absolutely not true, just stating a fact. You made the assumption.

At no point did I say that they didn't wear out, I said mine haven't worn out, I have over 300000 rds on my 9mm, about 100000 on the 40S&W, about 150000 on the 38Sp and about 100000 on the 45ACP.

I'm still running the original KISS Bulletfeeder (the forerunner to MBF) funnels in 9mm, 40 S&W, 38Sp and 45ACP since 2007 and they aren't worn out out.

You shouldn't have to warn anyone about sweeping themselves, especially at the Nationals, they should already know the rules.

I remember the shortages when I couldn't get any Federal primers, so I started setting up my revolvers to set off CCI's. I never had a problem with the Fed's and I load the in NT brass. I used a 1050 since 2006. Mind you, the latest Fed NT brass, the crimped primer pockets have started to pi$$ me off in that I chuck them in the scrap brass bin.

One thing that hasn't been mentioned is QC. It's better with the GM.

Some people are using the Uniquetek powder funnel. https://www.uniquetek.com/product/T1582

I'm using a Cabelas separator, and have had it for 16 years. I drilled 1" holes in the bottom and use a 5 gal pail to catch the media.

I gleened this from this forum.

When I got my 1050 14 years ago, the thing that I noticed with the factory ejector was that the round would tip and jam the press. I removed the factory unit nd made my own, using the bend in the original as a guide. Here is a picture of it and it works perfectly and took my 10 minutes to make.

They are 1/4"x20 1" long socket cap screw.

I just clean it by hand, being careful not to slash the optic.

The screwdriver head with the collar guide is helpful but not required. I've removed many extremely tight stock bolts with a large screwdriver with a square shank and vise grips, also a screwdriver socket with an extension and ratchet. You just take your time and be careful.

I have 4 Amazon Fire 7's, 3 with 8gb and one with 16gb and they work perfectly.

That's good the hear. What gun? Mine is an STI ranger II and the 9rd Checkmates work, the MecGar 10'd don't, the Wilson ETM's, gen 1, don't, but the Dawson did.

Neat concept, but making sure that you have the correct orientation when loading under stress - either competition or a dangerous encounter - will make then virtually useless.

There, I fixed it for you!

The ones Dawson sold were tuned and worked without issues. I have one and can't get anymore.

I used a parts cleaner on my Ruger Mk 2 and it damaged the finish and started to etch the rear sight.