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Ive only hand my 650 for a month or less but i was getting the same variation with my SDB of +/- .004

We have had local matches with 15 people on each squad ... We made it work on our squad, the other 2 squads got a little behind. For a major match 12-14 seems to work and keep things moving, mainly because you have dedicated RO's that are going to keep people on pace, if you keep the same mindset for a local match it can be done. On a side note small squad sizes are nice if your in a hurry or have plans for later in the day.

Graf and Sons as never done me wrong

Will i sent it off to CE today. After talking to them on the phone i have to say they are a pleasant company to deal with. Depending on what i broke it could be as little at $18 + shipping to fix it. Ill update this thread once i get it back

During my searches i've heard nothing but good things about them. I dont own either but have shot guns with both. I can tell you this neither impresses me that much "I" was just as inaccurate with them as i was with stock barrel but you can use the lead without issue unlike a Glock barrel (per manufacture)

GSSF is actually 3 times, Pensacola, Tampa, then Orlando. But like others have said there are many great clubs to shoot at in Florida. You want to decide what you plan to do with it. If you want to go with IDPA i would suggest the 34, if you want to shoot USPSA i would suggest the 22 or 35. The 17 is nice also and if a great all around gun if you dont want to get tied up in a shooting sport but its probably going to happen anyway so its better to plan for it. You might want to rethink waiting for your GSSF coupon. If you just signed up you will not be receiving one. The made some changes and you no longer receive one for you first year, you now have to be a member for more than 1 year to receive one. BUT you can got o a GSSF match with a glock and you will have a good chance to WIN a Glock Certificate

Thanks guys for the help.

Long story short i shot my chrono while checking my 115 loads as i switched to a 650 from a SDB so i wanted to make sure the new crimp didnt change anything. I also bought 124's in place of the 115's so i need to get a new working 124gr minor load using titegroup and 124gr precision delta. I did a search but i couldnt find this specific formula for an IDPA The load i was going to build and test was 4gr of tg at 1.135 in a 34, im pretty sure it would make PF for IDPA but now i cant test it and have a match coming up in a few weeks. Any help would be good, im thinking about bumping it to 4.1 or 4.2 just to be safe but if someone has already tested this to be safely above the 125 PF

The lens on the rear sensor got hit and shattered. I have a feeling all the electronics are ok but it wasnt tripping the 2nd sensor therefor not displaying a reading. Either way it going back CE for them to decide whats wrong and how much there gona charge me to fix it. One thing is for sure. Ill be aiming higher from here on out

ok ok here is the carnage .... a nice through and through

Funny story, Just bought my Prochrono, when out to the rang today and some some fun then headed over to a shooting bay to set up the chrono and try it out. After a couple shots up high in the triangle i notice i was getting weird reading so i started shooting a little lower and things got alot more consistent (no more 100+ fpc swings) of course two shots latter boom .... I shot the chrono It still works, Kind of. It turns on and counts shots but it doesnt show the fps right away. When i go back through the review it will randomly show fps but its acting funny. I know one the rear plastic lens is toast all in all the front looks fine. It cant find an easy way to pull it apart to see what the damage really is. I know they will replace it for me at half retail plus shipping but im wondering if there is something small i can fix instead ... Ideas?

Well it happened, I started reloading not to long ago and just moved up to a XL650. When i first got my kinetic bullet puller i thought "ok, this is going the break the first time i use it" Needless to say it didnt break right away but i did manage to break it. It was a hand-me-down so i have no idea how old it really was but i didnt use it that much (or i dont think its that much) maybe 50-60 uses. So two questions is that the norm or was i somehow doing it wrong (smacking it on the leg of the bench) im pretty sure i had the cap tight and What the best (holds up the longest) on out there?

I love my DOH Bladetech it can be mounted with or without the DOH so it legal for both sports http://www.blade-tech.com/Dropped-Offset-Holster-w-SRB-Loop-pr-1163.html

do you have a part number for the knob from Ace? The Home depots around here dont keep them in stock and its $6 for shipping

WOW good shooting and dedication

sorry got a little crazy with the zeros .... i edited the first post

just a random question as im looking to pick up an Electronic scale. I notice that most is not all the big name brands sell scales that are accurate to .1 grain. To me that doesnt seem good enough, am i crazy? Also i notice Uniquetek sell a scale that is accurate to .02 and one to .05 are their scales just better or are the others just being more realistic? The more i read up on electronic scales the more i think i should stay with my 505

:bow: Look no further than this post, No need to modify anything or cut a case or anything the plastic fitting was $2.45 and the tubing was $.37/Ft

This weekend i will be setting up my xl650 and decided to "re-top" my bench while i was at it. If it doesnt go as planned then i might just rebuild the whole thing. and that got me to thinking. Do i really need to keep the SDB around. I love it and havent had any issues with it so i was planning on keeping it just so i could have a fall back 9mm machine (the caliber i shoot the most)but as i started looking at the bench free space come into mind. I like having that extra room on my bench as that is where i clean/work on my pistols and rifles. So the question is whats the resale value of a used SDB set up in one caliber ?

I triggered the sniffer once leaving Vegas. Stopped but the indoor range before my flight as i had nothing better to do. Couple of hours later and there i was standing on the painted shoe prints ... the range visit didnt cross my mind until they started questioning me, once i mentioned that i was at the range everyone calmed down

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Well this was my 2nd uspsa match (local fun match just like the 1st) this time i shot my 22 got 6th over all not bad in my book as it was with factory ammo http://www.wacactionshooting.com/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=459&tmpl=component&format=raw&Itemid=62

I was talking with an "old tymer" reloader from my local club and he mentioned using walnut for rifle and .45 and corn cob for .8 and .40 just wondering what you guys use?

The same thing can be said for the SDB and the 650 (holding value) the question you have to ask your self is just how much loading will you need to do.

When you say "slim" do you mean "tall" The width has never bothered my grip just the taller ones