RaylanGivens

I check every day... haven't seen any 115gr JHP in months. A friend said he clicks on a "let me know when these bullets are available" button... Doesn't seem to exist...

I'm running it on an old Samsung Galaxy Tab X tablet and it works well. It helps some Bluetooth apps to turn 'Location' on... Try that.

Sites need to add an "only show Bullets In-Stock" button...

The downside to scoring different to the tablet order is that someone gets scored on the wrong person... It's not difficult to fix if it's caught at the time, but it's a PITA... Best to make the tablet match the desired order.

What bullets did you order?

I don't see an 'Order' button... or a 'Sold Out' button... Did you call them on the phone to order?

Also run 3 pouches... Two small, standard pouches near the front and one longer pouch on the side for a spare magazine... I keep a Glock magazine with 32 rounds for a spare... That way I should be able to complete any USPSA stage regardless of when it's needed.

I use Cat Crap on my glasses... Get it at Amazon. Use Zeiss lens wipes and a Q-Tip for the corners on my optics...

Had so much trouble with Winchester WSR primers that I mothballed my RF-100... Just ordered one of the EC bushings... Going to give it another try... ...the danger is in looking around the EC site... Lots of nice s1050 pieces there!

Sign Up on PractiScore.com... Download match to a phone... If a squad doesn't have enough known Range Officers, we ask for one to move to that squad. When RO's shoot in a squad, the tablets travel with the squad, so once the order is created it always stays the same... So the tablet always shows the correct shooting order. Using PractiScore's 'Random' sorting order will usually find an acceptable shooting order... It isn't an unlimited random sorting order though... It cycles through about six or eight options and then circles back through the original order again.

How are you purchasing bullets from Precision Delta? *DUE TO AN UNUSUALLY HIGH VOLUME OF ORDERS, PLEASE ALLOW FOR EXTENDED ORDER PROCESSING TIMES*I I see the above note on their site, but no "Order" button... There is a 'Save to Wishlist' button.

Thanks, @ChuckS Never thought about buying bullets from Powder Valley... Will add them to my bullets check list.

Anyone had any luck buying Berry's plated bullets lately? They used to go on sale every once in a while, but haven't seen any now for months... Not sure if they don't make them anymore or if they get sold out in 5 minutes when they are available.

@rougeqc21 Check the threads in the lower... Maybe partially threaded or some junk bound up in it... If the threads look good check to see if it was dropped and the thread area is deformed.

I have always shot 15 rounds over the chrono... The 15 round average is a good predictor of the overall load power factor... and I can look to see how far any fliers fall from the core area... While you can get by with chronoing three rounds (as that is all the chrono RO will fire if they all pass)... Selecting only three rounds out of 500 rounds for a match might not give a clear picture. Have a somewhat new Pro Chrono DLX... It is listed as more accurate than the old model... I don't know about that... I bought it mainly for the Bluetooth connectivity... Nice to link it to a tablet and get all the data... Works well.

It seems to be filling up with carbon... Just wanting to clean it out... Not enlarge the hole.

Do any of you ream the firing pin hole in the end of a 9mm blowback bolt? What diameter reamer or drill bit do you use?

I'm beginning to agree with you... The FM9 bolt is functionally a nice bolt... The trigger reset slope is good. Unfortunately the small bore diameter of the FM9 bolts firing pin hole doesn't allow the use of standard AR9 firing pin springs... Not sure why that decision was made... The smaller diameter of the FM9 firing pin spring is unique to the FM9 bolt.

You change your FM9 firing pin spring every 500 rounds? I'm used to CMMG firing pin springs lasting over 2000 rounds... The FM9 firing pin springs use a smaller diameter wire... Maybe they don't last as long as I was expecting... I can't believe no one has mentioned this firing pin spring issue on an FM9 bolt before.

Find the match in PractriScore.com and click 'Approve/View Shooters' button. Click 'Expand All' button Click 'Edit Shooter Details' on the shooter you want to change... Change the name to suit.

I keep several CMMG firing pins, springs, and cotter pins available... They fit the Tacom and Iron City bolts I have using until now. The outside diameter of the CMMG spring is too large to fit in the FM9 bolt... The FM9 spring is a finer diameter wire and also wound closer to shaft of the firing pin so it will slide in fine... Seems like the FP hole in the FM9 bolt is smaller than other bolts. Anyone else ever have this problem?

I have a newish Foxtrot Mike FM9 bolt and the firing pin has started sticking... It acts like a broken firing pin, but the firing pin itself is not broken... After removing the bolt from the rifle, the point of the firing pin is sticking out of the hole in the front of the bolt... Pressing on the part of the firing pin sticking through the hole pops it up and it slides out normally. I have about 1500 rounds on the new FM9 bolt and it never missed a lick until the last two matches I shot with it... I remove the firing pin between matches and clean the bolt and firing pin with Hoppes 9... Same as I have done with my other bolts... Never had this problem before. Curious to know what could cause this and what could be different in a FM9 bolt... Any thoughts?

I think you can get empty boxes from Dillon... or used to... Might cost a few bucks, but might be easier in the long run... and keep parts from getting damaged.

Because the person that sets the sort order in the tablet has a last name that starts with "A" or "B"... I load my mags at the range before ther match and unload them after the match.

What is the value of the "What If" option in PractiScore.com results? Thought it would be similar to the "Edit Scores" option in PractiScore Competitor, but it doesn't seem to be the case.