blueeyedme

Range Panda has one for Shockbottle.

Still $100 shipping to FL. I think you have more bugs to work out.

Point #6 - "Make Ready" is not the time to visualize your run 20 times with your eyes closed....or practice your draw and magazine insertion several times.

All I have is Mike Fleury's email: mikefleury@imageindustries.com I've had success reaching him there.

What in the holy heck!?!? This is from Tundra LLC in Michigan, shipping to Florida. I think I'm going to try out the SyA from from Astra. Free shipping and a $20 hazmat makes a 10k order $100 less than Tundra.

Actually, I never had the problem with cases getting under my dillon plate. Happens frequently with the DAA plate. Never had upside down cases either....now I do.

Range Panda has a prototype currently being tested. Similar to this one ipsc4you had available in Greece which does not fit the Shockbottle. https://www.facebook.com/robert.engh.3/videos/643163097705227

I heard back from Mike and was able to order what I needed along with a backup. Didn't ask about the status of the business but he is still getting emails.

So is CasePro out of business? Sent an email mail to Mike (hasn’t responded) and I see the casepro100 website is gone. Wanted to order a new 9mm transfer bar. I guess I can fabricate one if that’s the case.

I am pretty disappointed that this is only 2 pages deep. LoL...

IDK if it's illegal or not, but it is definitely a copy. I have two of the OG MBFMH holsters and they remain awesome.

I've sent exactly one shooter home who flipped a bullet and had to grab for it.....swept themselves in the process.

Unpacked a couple boxes in my loading room (from when I moved a couple of years ago) and found 7k primers!! Yes, I did the happy dance.

That design used to be called the Manny Bragg Futuristic Magnetic Holster. It was manufactured in Europe back then.

Wanted to make sure you saw this one in the classifieds. I knew Jason when we came up through the Jr. program at the WAC. As he is in medical school now, he doesn't have the opportunity to shoot much anymore. In any event, scroll to the bottom as he's dropped the price to get it moved. Good luck!

It's been ridiculous. I hear stories like the above of the occasional case that gets found but I've spent way too much time at all hours and have not seen any stock in well over a year at this point. Not going to fight it, we've just stopped shooting. Plenty of primers and powder because I always bought that in bulk but this is the first time I've seen a bullet shortage.

I used to check several times a day then dropped to daily and now only occasionally. In past shortages power and primers would dry up, so I learned to buy those in bulk. Bullets seemed to always be available.... Don't think I've fired a round since February and probably won't the rest of this year due to the lack of bullets.

Same boat. Have checked pretty much everyday for the last few months. Have never seen anything in stock.... Oh well. I have enough to get me through my planned matches, but not enough to practice with live rounds.

Have been very happy with the Westone Digital Defender 2 https://www.westone.com/store/defendear/index.php/defendear-digital-2

That's exactly what I do. I have a separate toolhead set-up for processing and do this in bulk a couple times per year. Then I use my toolhead set-up for priming and loading on a second pass as needed. Since I run exclusively range brass and load 9 major, I take the additional step of running it all through a casepro before it sees the Mark7 - again in bulk, a couple times per year.

It's not about making 170, it's about how you like your gun to run. I run 7.5 on the MG121 - makes about 176PF and I love how the run runs. Don't be afraid of testing with more powder. You might like it.

5.7.6 allows the RO to terminate the COF due to the malfunction in which case it is scored as shot. Then the malfunction can be cleared off the clock.

If I could have only one sensor on my Mark7, it would be Swage Sense....that how strongly I feel about it.

Personally, I like WAC for 9maj. You will need 7.6 or so for a 115 and gas for the comp.

There was a time when this was true but not so much anymore. The advantage .38 super has is there are a lot more powders you can use to build your load. The huge disadvantage is the cost of brass. Our two Millennium Custom 9 major guns have run like sewing machines since day one and Derek is well known for building 9major guns that run. I would make sure that I bought one built by someone who has a good reputation for building 9major guns.....that leaves out a lot of builders - even some of the very well known guys. Catch Lauren or I at the WAC sometime and we would be happy to let you try ours out.