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I just send an email and they get back to me.

66 years old. .333. This equals a 23 year old reaction time. My draw still sucks and now I feel bad. Thanks for this thread. LOL

Grateful Dead 5-8-77 Fire on the Mountain. Sublime.

My only experience is with DAA products. The holster and mag pouches have enough adjustments to fit every shooter's preference. Once adjusted make sure you loctite the screws. They can and will backout. Good luck with your new gun.

Per my earlier post I recommend separate seating and crimp dies.

You will not be able to use the powder check unless you use a seat/crimp die. Using the Mr. Bulletfeeder you will easily be able to visually check the case before the bullet is inserted. If you have primers loaded 800/rds per hour is quite reasonable. I just purchased the RF 100 primer unit and this has been a great addition. Good luck.

My new Dillon RF100 just arrived. After a minute to unpack I was up and running. With no adjustment it loaded Federal Small Rifle and Sellier and Bellot Small Pistol perfectly! I hope this keeps up but so far the RF100 ROCKS.

Case of MG is slightly less than .10 and Precision Delta are .89 for 2000. Both with free shipping. I don't know why you would shoot plated when Jacketed are the same price. Quite a few positive comments about Blue Bullets and they are very inexpensive.

Very cool. Still more muzzle rise than CHA-LEE shooting major.

Thanks Dan. Have it handled.

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Was the package insured?

I've been using them in my open with total reliability. It's a hard primer but very satisfied.

Had 2 PM 9s and ran Dawson and Tripp without problems.

Can you show a picture of the DP dot. I use an 8MOA RTS2 and worry about the size,

Loaded

My weak hand trigger finger is fused. It is impossible to pull the trigger straight back. At 10 yds I aim at the middle of the C. WHO is usually just a classifier skill. As long as your trigger pull is consistent I wouldn't worry about about where you aim.

Good luck with the new gun Jason. Please let us have a review as you use it.

EGW hard sear, Koening hammer, Non tri glide SV for the rest.

I've been shooting the RTS2 and have had a couple of problems. Looking for firsthand experiences with the Leupold. Thanks

At 66 you'll look back fondly at your youth.

I had similar problems a couple of years ago with Extreme. I experimented and settled on 200 SNS - 4.1 Grains at 1.175 LOA. My 25 yd groups were about 3-4 inches which is my capability. Always used WST and various primers.

Our squad is full !!. Looking forward to great time.

9 minor shoot very soft . SNS 147 or even 160 grain bullets with Titegroup is a good combination. If you're shooting minor you might as well get the extra 9 capacity.

Go with the Dawson No Gap Ice. I had 2 1911s with Permans both setup that way. You won't be disappointed.