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It's actually not that bad

Yes Allen wrench to tighten and loosen

I've been playing with some basepads that Springer Precision is making and they seem to work awesome. The have a set screw in the back to hold them on and they are rock solid once the set screw is tightened! Scott is in the testing process now and they should be available soon.

That's a game changer for the DAA pack. Thanks for sharing Sarge!

I have a Bladetech WRS that I use for my full dust cover edge. I don't see why it wouldn't work for the DVC. There essentially the same gun

The long sleeve cooling shirts work great. One of my sqaud mates wore one at MGM Ironman this year and I wish I would have had one!

They work great. The shells are super secure and don't fall out when running. Get the 20 round unless you have a good amount of real estate for the 28

Little trick with the els clips for the shotgun caddies. If your taking them off when your not using them mount the forks upside down so when your clipping them in you can see them nice and easy

I've been using sti tubes with dawson snl's and stainless spacers. They've always ran for me

If you back off .5 grains and work up you should be fine. I think I ended up at 4.3 grains with a 200 xtreme

I load to 1.185 with 180 xtremes

I like the bushing barrel in my 6" Cameron's gun. Interesting info on the lighter bullets. I'll have to try them out

I've used the 1.5's in 9mm and the 5.5's 40 without any problem. If your loading minor 40 the 1.5's should be fine

Gene Morin of Competition Tuning in Sutherlin, OR. Does amazing work at reasonable prices. Everything he's done for me runs 100%

The one I played with yesterday had 2-140 mags

I know John McClain shoots for them and he seems to do pretty good with them. I think I saw that MBX is making mags for them now

Got to play with one yesterday. Felt really nice, trigger was much better than a factory sti but not quite as nice as a good trigger job. Overall was pretty impressed with it. Now if they could only make them fast enough to keep up with demand!

Anybody local know if there's any good places to shoot sage rats up there?

I would advise reading the ABC's of reloading! Most of the questions asked are covered in that book and really are the basics. Loading for an open fun shooting major pf ammo isn't something that should be done by beginners that don't know the basics

I had issues with the post office when I first started ordering MG's years ago. They would just drop the note off in my mailbox without even trying to deliver them telling me to pick them up at the post office. It was frustrating and after a good butt chewing to the local postmaster I worked out a deal with my mail carrier. They will knock on the door and I'll walk out to the rig and grab the bullets myself. If I'm not home I go pick them up

In my experience it's doesn't make a whole lot of difference. I bought some nickle thinking it would be easier to spot since my home range is grass, they worked great for that and were easy to spot in the grass to pick up. What I didn't think of was the 4-5 other matches I shoot every month are all gravel based ranges and the nickel cases blended right in with the gravel and were a pain to recover. I've since switched to brass

Yes they were all new. Not sure if it was just a defect on the lifter or something from the distributor they probably all came from the same place. In all honesty if you gonna get serious about 3gun your gonna have tge lifter welded up and that would take care if the rust problem. Just thought it was odd to see rust spots on 3 different 1301's from 3 different dealers

I looked at 3 different 1301's at the gun show today. All 3 of them had rust spots on the lifter. The fun feels extremely nice and comfortable but I was a little concerned about the rust on the lifter. It wasn't just the one gun it was everyone that I saw. Problem with the finish maybe?