JohnRodriguez

Possible $ drying up for PD's, who sti shifted focus too. Follow the news. They could make SIMS ammo application devices

I wonder what the artist formally known as STI business model is now that the $ might be drying up?

i'll get large terrie towel and put all the pistol or rifle cases on top, then spray them with electrical contact cleaner. use the towel to rub them around and the cleaner will eat the lube off. takes about 2 minues to be done with the whole process.

techwell gator grips

So SVI policy is 5 years period, even for original owner? not 5 Years/ 50,000 rounds which ever comes first policy. wow. I had a chance to by a friends SVI infinity that he purchased in 1997, shot it 3 matches, got hurt at work, and put it away, and has may 1000 rounds through it. beautiful gun, brand spanking new. I'm glad I went with a STI DVC instead after seeing this post.

I keep my powder and primers in a old refrigerator (unplugged) In the garage. don't have to worry about heat, humidity. I keep my excess primers in a old Gatorade ice cooler, it will hold 5 federal sleeves. just throw some emitters in a ice cooler and put it in your truck

don't tape any targets if they are scoring your hits, it's not a local match and they can penalize you.

if it is a outlaw match, then I hope that they go back to the old targets and scoring system when the match first came out.

I revo is kinetic bullet puller. you have to put a very tight crimp on them, almost to the point of going to a profile crimp over a tamper crimp. The way I do a taper is to get the bell removed so it is flat, then turn the die in 1/2 turn more, go fire the gun and see if you will have to put more into it.

what is your questions on??? The electrical side or compressor side.

I'm kind of curious how the area 2 match can be USPSA approved and registration hasn't even opened (April 29th) and they have limited 10 and revolver already excluded from the match. it's hard to keep a division alive when it can't even get started at a area championship.

if its a performance center 327, then ask to talk to the performance center, give the serial # and see if they will get you one. If its for a retrofit to a 627, then I would suggest that you stick with the SS cylinder. I've had two 327 cylinders that have flame cut from split cases and are eroded before the cylinder gap. My 2 cents. Hey George, I'll show you one of the cylinders if you remind me. I usually carry one in the back of my jeep.

you can pretty much make up rules at a level 1 match, as long as you state a start position on a piece of paper for each stage. (written stage description) for all divisions then you can take out the gaming of a stage. easiest way to fix PCC is to make the start position aiming at a clay pigeon on the floor in front of the starting area or put a orange shooting paster on a wall and have them aim the barrel in that direction with butt on hip.

so they are going to hold the SS and Revo match the same weekend as the Area 2 match, if area 2 holds their match the 2nd weekend of November,

you can get a great trigger with the Ti cylinders, but my experience with my 627-5 38/357 has been 3 cylinders that flame flame cut, especially when you get split cases, they also have what look like erosion where the bullet initially pushes out of the case. I've since went back to the steel cylinder. On my 4" and 6" 625, I've no issues with both Ti cylinders, the cylinders look the same as when I installed them.