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Congrats !

She has done well on the show. Hannity has been very vocal about how ridiculous the gun control legislation is.

With the slot cut, weight should be close to the same. Try changing the springs.

Did you get the centler slot cut on your lifter? Or is it filled in solid?

I have been pleased with mine as well....

I have used Cr Speed and Safariland 773. Both work well.

I bought my press through Brian. Why would you buy anywhere else?

The small one holds 21+1 of 9mm and is production legal. The large one holds 23+1 of 9mm and is not production legal but is limited legal.

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Black Site was a good read. I just started the follow up, Tier One Wild.

I was just thinking the same thing.

Most folk will recommend the Warren/Sevigny or Dawson Precision. Both offer different combos of all black, fiber optic, or trijicon.

Looks like a great match. Nice shooting!

Looks good!

Safest option is starting over to develop a new load. Determine your overall length and then using a chrono, work up the powder charge until you get the desired velocity, function, or power factor results.

Make sure you don't forget the "scooter" match.

JJ Racaza shot a Caracal F

The new Taran Tactical basepads are nice. I have been trying out a set. They do indeed hold 20, although that last round is tight. Maybe working the springs a little more will help with that. They are machined very nice and do go on and off without any tools.

Hopefully the action keeps up all season.

What are you doing, then? A reasonable question. I was under a mistaken notion that you shouldn't be trying to see the sights move. Was also thinking that the muzzle would settle back fast enough without me waiting for it. And with a proper grip, that muzzle would return to where it started. I went to the range and put 100 downrange doing this Bill drill. I get the idea now. Doing this correctly will help me see better, as well as be able to better observe if the muzzle isn't settling back where it should so I can make adjustments. In retrospect, it makes so much sense I'm kicking myself for not having figured it out. C'est la vie. Thanks again for the help. Looking forward to working on it. It's all about watching the sights move and not breaking the next shot until they return to the proper alignment on the target. A change in grip or recoil spring may help adjust where the gun returns to after a shot to speed up the process.

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It was crazy the last couple of years. I'm sorry I won't make it this year. Good luck to all the everyone.

It's not the most competitive rifle available. But if that's what you have, it will work. Find some good mags that run and know where it shoots at distance.

I have both the Dawson Ice and the ZEV magwells. Both fit well and have different weight options. They do have different shapes which may affect grip and mag changes.

Looks good, how does it shoot?