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Greg, The gun, bullets , brass and powder ,if equal, should have produced very close results. It isn't important what length the barrel is or the bullet type. Your ammunition was produced identically. I think the chrono may be the culprit. Jim

Hi Greg, Assuming the bullets and cases were essentialy the same the only variable is the amount of powder your equipment throws. I have a Dillon 550 and 650 and do not find the powder throws very consistant on occasion. You might want to weigh some individual loads and chrono again. The other possibility is chrono error. The problems with sunlight and chronograpgraph accracy are well known. Here is a link to an article you may find useful. frfrogspad.com/chrono.htm. Good luck.

In case any one is interested I had time to chronograph. the Extreme 165 with WST today. 85 Degrees . 5.6G of WST at 1.18 LOA averaged 165.47 PF 5.9G of WST at 1.18 LOA averaged 174.98 PF

200 Bayou at 1.185 LOA and 4.4 Win 231. PF of 174. FYI world champion Bob Vogel uses 200 grain bullets in his Glock 24.

It happened after the buzzer. I have a preshot routine that I must not have used. It should be automatic and is'nt yet.

Does anyone have experience loading Extreme 165 RNFP too Major with WST? LOA 1.185 Thanks in advance.

4.23 WIN 231 with the Bayou 220G got 171 at Area 5.

Thanks John. That's exactly what I wanted to know.

I just started using their 165 RNFP and could not be happier. Is anyone using their 124s for Open Major?

My hand was fumbling with the grip as my elbow hit the wall. My pre-shot routine is to check that the holster is unlocked. This led to the debacle.

Starting with my back against the wall I dropped my gun when the holster was locked and my elbow hit the wall. Fortunately no one was injured and the gun did not fire. I learned I need to practice the less common draws. This was my first back against the wall. There are no excuses for this.

I 'm a new shooter and sucking happens frequently. Having fun happens every match.!

Try a simple paper clip instead of the cotter pin. This may help. it has helped others.

Hello to the Enos Community. I'm new to shooting and reloading for USPSA and Steel Plates. I started shooting in January of this year. I enter as many matches as I can and paste better than I shoot. Limited 40 is my current favorite.

Hi All, I started shooting 8 weeks ago and reloading 3 weeks ago. I shoot 9MM, 45 cal and 40 cal. I hope to start competing shortly. I find reloading much more difficult then shooting and hope I can get some good advice. jnr88