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I would go for a Kel-Tech 2000 . I have seen these guns run on every thing and they are accurate.You can get Glock mags at a good price these days.Good gun to have .

Happens to all of us .Don't let it get you down. Learning exp.

Now that is FUNNY . She sounds like a lot of fun . Enjoy.

Congrats . Hope they had fun doing it.

They got nice Stuff . Met them at the USPSA Nationals 2010. Nice guys.

Sounds good .I would have to make one at home , have not seen anything like that where i go to eat. This will be great for my diet.. Not likely.

Happy Birthday Marines. Thanks for your Service.

I was thinking hunting season .But that will work to.

Congratulations to you and the wife. May it bring you happiness and love. Good luck ,you will do fine.

Nice . It's a lot of fun plinking with a 22 .

Right on .Thank all our Veterans they deserve it. God Bless.

Congrats .Here is another post.

Nothing like a good reshoot .I have lots of friends that would do the same thing.

Your only as old as you want to be. Or what your body tells you. The best is yet to come.

Go for the Bling.Good Hard Chrome last for ever.

Great . Congrats Man . Nothing like Daddy little girl. They steal your heart .And bring you joy.

Good Luck . Hope for a good recovery.

Thanks Robert. My old die is working fine. I'll call Dillon to report the issue. Great help and I look forward to shooting with you in Saint Louis.

The Powder die is correct and the other stations line up perfectly.

Help. The Powder drop does not line up and insert smoothly at station 2. This results in damaged cases. Any suggestions are welcome.

I wish I did other things as often as I check the forum1

The 180 rule usually comes into effect running let or right and doing so while attempting a reload. It was suggested to me , as a right handed shooter , I rotate my wrist clockwise running to my right or strong hand. The opposite should be used running to the left or weak hand. Hope this helps. It has helped me.

Believe in the Great Ones book he mentions Rob Leatham was the first really top GM to admit he doesn't always use a front sight focus. A target focus is all he needed for many targets. It would seem simple enough to practice and verify your results. I recently took a class with a highly ranked shooter and we did target focused drills at 7, 15 and 23 yds (range limit) There were 4 of us in the class and we were all surprised how quickly we were able to shoot fairly well and very rapidly. My fellow classmates were experienced B level competitors.

Thanks for the feedback. I tried them yesterday for the first time on my 2011. The dot is a little larger than the 1.1 I was using. The red was no brighter indoors but the green was easier to pick up. Outdoors the green really pops. Today I'll try a couple of others and update the results.

A fellow competitor is using HiViz sights on his Limited and they seem very well defined and bright. I never see them on guns for sale and wonder if there is a reason?