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All, I have created another new version of my IDPA Match scoring database. Whats New: Classifier Entry Form/Reports ESR Division Match Dates Sorting Manual Updates, Notes for quicker use. Removed Dynamic Webpage reports to simplify operation. Database secured and changed to an executable to protect my intellectual(?) property. It has been named I.D.P.A. Score, version 1.1. It is a Microsoft Access database to aid/speed up the chore of scoring a match. This product was created for use with general formatting and should meet the needs of most IDPA clubs. A step by step manual is also included. This software makes use of macros so you will probably get a message as follows: Security Warning: Unsafe expressions are not blocked. Do you want to block unsafe expressions? If you want the software to work, select No. You will then get a similar message asking if you want to open the file. Again, if you want it to work, select Yes. Finally, select Open. Though I cannot guarantee this software will not harm your computer, I assure you I provide it as a measure of good will and it runs perfectly on my computer. If you have any questions/concerns/comments please PM me or email to info@commencefiring.com. If you wish to give it a try and save yourself a lot of time please visit: Commence Firing , look on the Products page for complete information. If you like/hate/want it to do something else please provide some feedback to the email address above. Lee Neel Items currently on the todo list for the next major version: Expand support to ~12 stages. Extend Shooters information to enable club level management. Maybe something you ask for...

All, I have created a new version of my IDPA Match scoring database. It has been named I.D.P.A. Score, version 1.0. It is a Microsoft Access database to aid/speed up the chore of scoring a match. This product was created for use with general formatting and should meet the needs of most IDPA clubs. A step by step manual is also included. This software makes use of macros so you will probably get a message as follows: Security Warning: Unsafe expressions are not blocked. Do you want to block unsafe expressions? If you want the software to work, select No. You will then get a similar message asking if you want to open the file. Again, if you want it to work, select Yes. Finally, select Open. Though I cannot guarantee this software will not harm your computer, I assure you I provide it as a measure of good will and it runs perfectly on my computer. If you have any questions/concerns/comments please PM me or email to info@commencefiring.com. If you wish to give it a try and save yourself a lot of time please visit: www.commencefiring.com , look on the Products page for complete information. Lee Neel

Captain204mike, The SDB is a fantastic first progressive reloader. I have owned two and loved them. That being said there are two major points to consider. First, the SDB only does pistol calibers. Second, if you shoot alot (hard to quantify but 1500 rounds a month is what I used) you would be better off with a 550/650. The 650 having an advantage of a case feeder option and auto-indexing. I have moved up to the 650 and LOVE IT! Lee

West Coast Plated or Rainier work great for me. Better than getting gagged to dead with lead fumes.

All, I have created an Access database to aid/speed up the chore of scoring a match. This product was created for use with CCIDPA formatting but can be easily modified to suit other clubs. This software makes use of macros so you will probably get a message as follows: Security Warning: Unsafe expressions are not blocked. Do you want to block unsafe expressions? If you want the software to work, select No. You will then get a similar message asking if you want to open the file. Again, if you want it to work, select Yes. Finally, select Open. Though I cannot guarantee this software will not harm your computer, I assure you I provide it as a measure of good will and it runs perfectly on my computer. If you have any questions/concerns/comments please PM me or email to info@commencefiring.com. If you wish to give it a try and save yourself a lot of time please visit: www.commencefiring.com Lee Neel

I skip all the liquid stuff...just use fairly fresh corn cob media and ripped up dryer sheets. I don't know why they work but I assure you they make brass look better than new. Just 1 or 2 sheets ripped into 2"/2" pieces and your set. Lee