Out of Ammo

I've observed many PCC shooters having a tendency to sweep the muzzle up range as they run to their weak side to a different shooting position on a stage. Is this rule addressed? I personally think is is a DQ under 10.5.2. Is that a correct interpretation?

I think the rear sight on the XDM 5.25 is from Dawson.

Hadn't thought about using magnets. Good idea!

In shooting a plate rack you'll sometimes see the plates pop back up. Is that a REF? Does it count as a hit since the plate did fall? Do you have to hit the plate again until it stays down? Sorry for asking, just too lazy to look it up.

!0'-15" is where I put mine.

Hello, from SE Mo. I shoot at Sparta and Bootheel, maybe I've shot with you.

Good deal, I hope to meet you at a match soon.

Hello, from SE Mo. Welcome to the forum! A lot of good information can be found here. What club are you shooting out of? I usually shoot at Missouri Bootheel Pistol Club.

Conditionone I've used this method for sorting my brass for a few years now, except I sort mine before cleaning. Very fast and I never get .380 mixed with my 9mm. Very nice video.

I started with the Dillon 550 and have never considered changing. You just can't go wrong with Dillon.

I use the 16# Wolff spring. I had used the 14#, but was told that it could lead to light primer strikes.

Congratulations on the new classification!

Welcome from SEMO.

WST. All you need to say.

I agree with Stage 3; I've shot a couple of times a Memphis and the guys are great to shoot with.

I've also filled one with lead and it worked well. Also, I bought one from Powder River.

I've heard that the Fiocchi's are very close to the WSP and have thought about trying some. I've used the S&B and they are definitely harder and wouldn't buy them again unless I is used them for my revolver loads.

Never had a problem with 125gr bullet in production.

Memphis is spot on with this advice.

Have you checked the powder's website for a recommended load? Hodgdon recommended starting load for the 125gr bullet is there.

I agree with the replacement of the firing pin retainer pin. I replaced it with a roll pin, which is much better. I replace the recoil spring or clean the striker channel when I begin to have light strikes on primers. I have over 40k rounds through my XDM 5.25. Great gun.

I've used WST for years and have never had a problem with it. I agree that 3.4-3.6 should get you where you need on PF. I shoot 4.2 for 125 and 3.8 for 135 gr bullets.

I switched from .125 to .100 on my XDM and like it much better.

I have had mine for over 5 years and it is a great gun. I liked it so much that I bought a second for backup.

Yes, I've seen those. A lot of people add clamps for each of their long guns.