Zagmp03

Consumables are always the biggest factor in anything, and the more you do it, the more you have incidental to that. Think about it. Say you go from shooting 1k a year to 10k (caliber doesn't really matter except as a factor of cost), but increasing by 10x is going to result in? 10x more cleaning (cleaning supplies); 10x more chances for parts breakage/wear (replacement parts); more need to go to bigger matches to justify the training that you have increased by 10x...which leads to more travel expenses, etc. All these things tend to magnify each others cost increases. So how to keep costs down? Efficiency. I've finally convinced my wife that reloading is worth it by showing how many rounds I have to reload to make it worthwhile (she only sees the upfront cost of reloading equipment). I shoot on open ranges where it's free to shoot. I recycle stuff for targets (moving boxes, anyone?). I keep to minimum, common calibers and gauges. I know I'm preaching to the largest choir ever, but just my two pennies. And blaster113, I agree. I told my wife that I could do this and have it be practical, or spend my life trying to be a golf pro....

wouldn't a pellet stove auger motor be about the right speed on this with just an on/off switch? figure out your timing, maybe work in a little grip tape to rotate the rounds as you run it past two burners, then have it drop straight into your bucket/cleaner, etc... Maybe I'm just dreaming...

As long as everything lines up right and you can zero fine, shouldn't be a problem...biggest issue will be getting the right front sight post to go on the gas block and match up with the rear sight...might take a little bit of experimentation/measuring...

Has anyone put the Wolff spring set in their 92fs? I'm trying to take the stock wiggle out of the trigger as well as make it a little better to shoot, and wanted to see if anyone has had any good luck with it, what they put in, how difficult it was, etc. As a side note, part of the reason this is happening is to use with USAPSA/SCSA/3gun, so it would have to comply with all those as well. I haven't found anything that says it wouldn't, but input on that would be great too.

Any particular epoxy you use?

There are inserts on the market that you can glue/paint into the holes on the sights, different colors, whole nine...I've looked into them, but never did it because it's a little tough to get back I would imagine.