Gunfighter01
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Do you think playing raquetball could be used as training? It builds up cardio, works on footwork, for not only lateral movement but, quick burst speed, and is great for improving hand/eye coordination. What are your guys' thoughts on this,????
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Ok...used my bbi's today in a uspsa match, they ran flawlessly. They seat better than my BC's. One guy said they were really smokey but, I didn't notice while shooting. All in all, great customer service, quick delivery, decent price, loaded and shot nice,,,,i'd give them a great thumbes up.
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Ok...used my bbi's today in a uspsa match, they ran flawlessly. They seat better than my BC's. One guy said they were really smokey but, I didn't notice while shooting. All in all, great customer service, quick delivery, decent price, loaded and shot nice,,,,i'd give them a great thumbes up.
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BC 147gr
4.0 WST
wsp primers
OAL 1.125 to 1.130
PF 133,000
Sig P226 Elite 9mm
Also used this load in a Glock 34 for a couple of years very successfully
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BC 147gr
4.0 WST
wsp primers
OAL 1.125 to 1.130
PF 133,000
used this load over memorial weekend at the NAZC match.
Sig P226 Elite 9mm
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I just received my order today (wed), order was placed sun morning. I actually got someone on the phone on a sun morning. I really like them, though weight seems to have quite a variation to it, 125's ranged from 123.6 to 125.3. Other than that..like what I see so far...i'll try them sat at a udpsa match and post some feedback.
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Also, using mixed brass will give you variations, I get from 1.125 to 1.132 variations with mixed range brass.
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I forgot.
PF 133,000 with 147gr 4.0gr WST
I will use this load for the 125's when they come, PF will obviously be lower, but ok for club shoots.
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Max,,,i found a guy,,, thanks...I'm gonna try bbi first, got 3500 on the way.
Also. I have been using BC for 3 years in uspsa and idpa, with no problems at all. In a Glock 34 and a Sig 226. My load data:
BC 147gr
Winch small pistol primers
Winch WST
3.2 to 4.2 gr.
OAL 1.25 to 1.30
Have used this load for both 125's and 147's moly's
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Riverside Ca.
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Dsmw...i did the same thing...bbi seemed like a great company to deal with. I was very impressed.
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Please post how you like them
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Cool..thanks...also check out my post for BBI
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I ran out of bullets, contacted my BC supplier, out of stock, no timeline on availability..ugh....call precision..out of stock 4 to 6 weeks..ugh...bayou bullets..out of stock..wtf!...i see BBI on this forum, call him today, sunday...actually get a voice...everything in stock...price cheaper than precision , includes shipping on case orders. Will be here by thurs. OUTSTANDING,,, owner tells me that, him being a shooter himself and being sick of being out of bullets himself, that always having stock on hand and being available 7 days a week will be a priority,,,, if this turns out to be a good product,,, they will be my go to guys from now on
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I have been paying $57.00/1000 for bear creek moly coated, but his supply has dried up.....I'm considering switching to a plated bullet and a more reliable source. I would just use precision but he isn't a reliable source either...he's 4 weeks out from having 9mm in stock. How does plated bullets stack up against moly coated???? They are signicantly more expensive and I average about 800 to a 1000 rounds a month.
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I have been using bear creek 147gr bullets now for about 2 years, but my local supplier is out of them and who knows when or if he will get any more, so I am looking for more options. I found a supplier in las vegas so thats one option. I saw a company called Xtreme bullets and they are plated, anybody have experience with them?,,, also considering Bayou Bullets but he doesn't take credit cards. My price for bear creeks were $57.00/1000 and no shipping, he is local. Its looking like my bullet expenses are about to double here. Any suggestions?
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I have a 226 elite 9mm.....i use a MMC adj. rear with a dawson #8 FO front @ .160 height....works great....i use a double alpha PDR holster for uspsa prod.
NOTE: the PDR Holster can be ordered either belt ride for idpa or low ride, which is like blade techs drop offset holster.
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My guess would be, about .140 wide,,, my dawson is .125 and has plenty of daylight on both sides of the MMC,,,,, the TFO fills up the notch.
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I have a 226 elite 9mm,,,,,,it came with the MMC adj. night sights. I have installed a #8 TFO and a dawson #8 fiber optic front sight @ .160 sight height. Both of these have worked great with the MMC adj. rear sight, with plenty of adjustment left up or down.
The cool thing about the MMC is,,,, you adjust windage by just loosening the set screws,,, there is no need for a punch or a sight pusher,,,,it will slide back an forth rather easily, just be sure an use some blue lock tight on the set screws or they will loosen up on you
Also, by using the #8 TFO or dawson, you will get the same combat sight picture as factory,,,, Sig CS told me that the MMC is adj. for #7,8,9,,,i think you could use a #6 also.... hope this helps.
bear creek 147 grain
in 9mm/38 Caliber
Posted · Edited by Gunfighter01
1.125 to 1.130 has worked well for me, in both 125gr and 147gr, using WST and Bear Creek moly bullets