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Gentlemens: Thank you for responses. Regards. magboy

Hi, Folks - I have a C-More Serendipitty on my 1911 (Non-click switch) - the dot is always "on" - very faintly - one must look closely to see it. The battery seems to be charged. It sounds like a switch problem and should be sent back to C-More. Will this problem eventually result in a dead battery? Thank you - regards and standing y. magboy

Hi, Bro mp - All OK down here - stil shooting w/ SFPC. All the very best to you and the "P" Famly - hope to c Ya soon. magboy

Hi, Gentlemens - Yes - my initials are "DR" - I guess you could tell from my usual stupid questions! Hope all OK with you, MP. "BM" - glad to join this group of knowledgeable and kind people. All the best to you both. m-boy

Gentlemens - Again, thank for your kind responses! Have a happy, safe and fun Memorial Day. magboy

Hi, Genlemens - Thanks for kind responses - the washer on mine clearly loks like a crush washer. What is a "PWS washer"? All the best, regards and standing by. magboy

I meant to say that GT provides peel washer to replace the crush washer if that is what you have on there. magboy

Hi, Folks - I have Bushmaster AR-15 SBR (Short barrel kit from Bushmaster - 11.5" - Birdcage FS) I am considering a Gemtech Halo suppressor - Gemtech says they supply a peel washer to replace your crush washer. Question (Usual dumb one!): How can I tell which one I have on my firearm? Thanks - Happy Memorial Day and standing by. magboy

Hi, Vigilante - I hear Ya and thanks! The bullet I am using is: Missouri Bullet .452 200 gr SWC All the best. Cordially, magboy

Hi, Gentlemen - A belated Happy New Year to all you kind folks. I feel like a fool having to ask the following questions - but, I must ask, as follows: I am loading 200gr LSWC 5.8 of Hodgdon's Universal which is their starting load. The manual says LOA 1.225 - Isn't 1.225 kind of short - I always thought the "proper"(?)LOA would be closer to 1.250. Is there a pressure issue involved in all of this? I believe that I should follow the manual. I will appreciate any posts that will help me get straight herein. Thank you and standing by. Cordially, magboy

Hi, I agree with you gentlemen as to the inconveniences involved in reloading these Blazers; however, having sorted a bunch and obtaining some Winchester WSPM primers, I would like to load a few. Is it safe to use the same powder measure you used with the Winchester WLP? I, will of course chrono them - but wish to tread with caution Merry Christmas to you and your families and standing by. magboy

Gentlemens - Thanks for replys - Happy holidays! magboy

Hi, again - I now see that most of my questions have been answered in prior posts - still not sure about increasing the powder charge. Saludos. magboy

Hi, Shooters - My 1st post! I have come into some .45ACP used brass cases - BLAZER I have a few questions about reloading them, as follows: 1) I assune it is OK to reload them (?) 2) Which of the small pistol primers is suggested? 3) Should one increase the powder charge when using small pistol primers - is there a "rule of thumb" - or just chrono the loads? I have been using Hodgdon Universal - 5.8 - 200 gr. SWC bullet. Thanks, happy holidays and standing by. magboy