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I was wondering if anyone has shot 3 or 4 moons through their 929 to see how its works hot? If so, did you have any issues?

Hi Warren, I need the instructions for the mover mount, can't find mine anywhere. JK

As I watched on Liveshots. Two men, a man overweight and 54 (I think)TGO and Mr. Wolfe, a young man, (in good shape) age is a ?, shoot stage 13. I wonder to myself? How does Rob win? Even when things don't go as planed. I think I know, It's a passion to be the best and practice. Maybe, it is that Rob is always in the moment? Be it shooting or lunch! My hat is off for you Sir! Nice shooting!

Because you guys shot way to many A's-----

You may be right about the 6 major Smitty But, If growing the division is the goal we need to consider allowing the following. Open major 8, Minor 8, Major 6, Minor 6 as well as mooned and un-mooned as classes within revolver. Than no matter what revo a person has they could compete. And The division's national match has to stay separate from all others to survive. Wouldn't you think? What a great job they did with the match! Squad 3 was great fun! we had a lot of laughs, well maybe it was more guffawing ----

Matt had a gun problem.

I have a 627 in 38 super. With the .335 bullets I have taken a 9mm sizing die and run the case up a 3/8 of an inch or so to down size it. Then load as usual. You can do that with a .356 bullet also. This adds tension to the bullet without a heavy crimp. Just an idea---

Only in ICORE, open-----

Hi Steve, Please save me a spot for Revo and SS for the next WSSSSSSSSC its a great match! Thanks

Nice alecmc, Where did you find the Ty cylinder? I talk to S&W they told me unavailable.

Thanks Guys!

Try E-3 or Clays.

Thanks Pat

Got a 38 super from a steel shooter that had a C-more on it. He lost the rear sight. So I'm hoping for advise on the set-up. Than what is the best load to go with it? Any thing with e-3?

Practice practice practice and than some more practice.

You have the choice to change to major or minor or to what ever other division you want before you fire your first round. Nothing on the sign up sheet is written in stone. Your declaration means nothing, really, unless the crono breaks or is not used for some reason before you shoot your ammo through it. Than whatever your declaration is that stands for the match. If you shot and your ammo didn't make it or was sub-minor that also would stand as long as the crono was calibrated before you shot. This just happened at the FL Open. You could take your (minor) 8 shooter to the first stage and fire your first round and up to six rounds, than decide to change guns (if its first ok'ed by the RM) to your six shooter. You of course would still be shooting minor for the entire match. If you started with your six shooter than changed your mind, mid-match or (had a break down) and (if its first ok'ed by the RM) you could change to your 8 shooter. Than, you would if you had crono'ed already be required before the end of the match to crono again with the new gun, vis-a-vis if you please. I wonder how many people will walk the stages in the morning to find out which to shoot 6/8? Will they than go change their category? I really don't think you have to tell the stat's people anything at all. When you crono, they will change it to whatever you are major, minor or sub-minor if your unlucky, from the score sheet turned into them by the crono stage. If I'm wrong please advise.

Thanks to all that replied! With all this information I have decided to send it in to S&W. I will update this post when it comes back.

I like it, I've said this before. I think we should have an Open revolver division with major what-ever, What say ye to that?

Hi Guys, I think, maybe not, so I won't offend, Hi Gals also, Wow did this take off from my question. I hope all of you replied with what you are going to shoot. Other than that it is a great discussion. My two cents are, what ever gets the head count up. Also, I like shooting revo, if it takes an 8 shot to be competitive I'll get one. One other aspect I like is no one really knows which one will be the best choice. One other thing, I hope this is not the last Revo Nats. Its going to be my second and it is a BLAST. OH! I know that there are at least two more guys from MN going that did not go last year. Great News!

Here is the question, when I cock it, it doesn't rotate to lock up. when I shoot double action it locks up. Do I need to get some new parts or what?

TGO, Are you willing to share the load data on those 9's? and what dia. bullets?

I'd like to see more about the temp change effect? What temps have you tried E3 at and what where your results?

I highly recommend taking the R.O. class. It will help you in your shooting.

Gotta be a .355, right?

Hi, You can try MNUSPSA.org for places to shoot. Have Fun!