Hozzie

9MM for me as well. Factory 147's are naturally subsonic, so it it great suppressed. Waiting on my form 1 to come back as well.

You can't lose money on it at that price. 75's are my favorite factory guns in their price range.

I am not a fan of one for all. I have 5 suppressors right now and could get by with 3. I am a SilencerCo fan and would go with a SS Sparrow for 22, Omega 30 for Rifle, and Octane 45 for Handgun.

It should be ok. I have a Timney that works just fine.

You will be fine without doing anything extra.

Best rifle chrono out there as far as I am concerned.

Another Specwar fan here as well. I use it on 223, 300 BO, and 308.

I have WFT's in many calibers. I like them and they get the job done for what I need.

I am a fan of a chrono, but I load a lot of different guns. It is another tool in the toolbox. If you ever shoot long range rifle, you will absolutely need one. Maybe ask to rent one from the range if they have one. My range actually has a loaner we can use as well.

For what you are doing, T7 is fine. I have a Co-ax, but I wouldn't recommend it for just two pistol rounds.

I don't think I would sell mine for $800 and it is the same config. I don't use it a lot, but when I do, it really is a nice setup.

Interesting. I use the RCBS universal priming tool, but I like the idea of this.

I prefer an RCBS 5-10 for a beam scale. I usually use my RCBS charemaster scale for most things these days.

Thanks for the info. I will have to check that out.

Hey Everyone, Hello from Nashville. I am getting more and more into shooting competitions (mostly for fun, although doing good is always a plus) and look forward to the expertise here on 3 gun and shooting steel. Looking to get some new purpose built guns so I look forward to the info and expertise. Thanks, Jamie