Bear23
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Any bets on how many fingers Clark has remaining?
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Dang,
Just tell friends your floors have the 'weathered' look.
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As it says, when is the new update coming?
I posted on the USPSA forum but have received no response.
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I had a couple of tubes that i had to open up the upper part of the port on the magazine. A little filing on the front opening as well did the trick.
You aren't having any interference with the basepad and magwell are you?
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Less snappy. If you have ever tried Clays in a .45, it feels much the same.
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I've been using the E3 for a while now.
Good powder for lead or moly bullets. I could not get plated or jacketed bullets to make power factor without signs of pressure in my .40.
I use a 180 moly loaded to 1.195". My six inch Bedell with KKM barrel loves them, 172 PF. My edge and trojan both come out at 168 PF with the same load of 4.0gr of E3.
they do smoke, less than TG. I'm in the desert so humidity here is not high and i really don't notice the smoke.
The powder is much cleaner than TG and my guns are not so sooty after a days practice.
I'll think I'll stick with it for now.
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Very Gucci.
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Application fedexed last night. Hope i get in.
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Yep, we shot seven over the weekend. I just entered it as a normal stage and will have to re-enter the scores after the update is installed. Paper?
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I like the S&A best. I see no use for a large magwell on a single stack gun, plus they look ugly. Practice, practice, practice. Looking the mag into the gun is the only guarantee its going to get where it belongs.
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Call the NRA and see what they can do about this. 4 million plus pissed off members, many of which i'm sure have citibank accounts.
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Paypal for 3 tickets sent.
Robert M.
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I've run ammo anywhere from 1.135 to 1.250" I've never had a problem with feeding issues. My normal load length is 1.195" with my 180 TC moly bullet.
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Try increasing your OAL to 1.250" This may help reduce the primer flow. 9.1 gr of HS-6 is fine. I run 9.5 in my SV shorty with no problems.
For more gas you could try the IMR type powders.
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Humorous gunbroker add.
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We have multiple RO's on each squad. We all take turns running the clock, score sheet, etc.
We don't have the luxury of dedicated RO's for each stage. Most of our clubs have ranges that other shooting sports use as well. Set up is usually the day of the match along with teardown. One club in the area sets up the night before.
Other clubs may do things differently, each situation is different...I would go to a match just for the sake of a match, not just because they have dedicated RO's.
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How many more 6 inchers in the works Dan?
Nice work, its nice to see each one is gonna be a little different to the next.
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See if anyone in your area offers ECSWT. Or ossatron. (same thing). It is a nonsurgical shock wave therapy delivered to the damages epicondylar structures. I use it for chronic Plantar Fasciitis (Heel pain), which structurally is the same thing.
Hope it helps.
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Here's mine. Or just go to shooters connection and buy the same one. I am loving this gun.
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Quite a few guys are running HS-6 in their major 9's.
I have the older version of the SV IMM, with the 6 holes. Those have a history of cracking the barrel-comp interface.
I run HS-6 in mine with no pressure signs.
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If you run Limited as well, get the trojan .40.
If not, a Spartan in .45 is a great way to go for a good price. It will run fine out of the box and has bo-mar type sights.
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6" Bedell .40 cal
KKM barrel
4.0 gr E3
1.190"
WSP
180 gr moly FN bullet
Winchester case (used multiple times)
avg. 950 fps
SD 4
ES 20
171 PF at 70 degrees
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I think until you are earning an income from shooting, it is just a hobby. It may be an obessive hobby, but a hobby nonetheless. Shooting is something i do a lot...4-5 local matches per month, at least 4-5 bigger matches plus nats and an area match.
I spend alot of time cleaning, trying new parts, etc etc. But it is really something i do to pass my time when away from my practice. It takes a priority from my other hobbies and interests, but in the end.... a hobby. But fun.
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I'm currently running an 11# in my 6". I don't use shock buffs, these just got too tore up and jammed everything up.
I had the same thing happen yesterday, it didnt jam but when I took the gun apart to clean it the buff was destroyed. I really like using shok buffs and was wondering if there was an alternative other than a recoil master/sprinco.
I even tried a alumibuff. That peened to smithereens and lead to two slide lock backs on a weak handed stage i shot at a match. I shot it the next day weekhanded and lock up occured (slide sticking back). When i removed the buff, no problems at all. I think the 6" slides move very fast and have quite a bit of inertia. Maybe a recoil reducer would work, something that has two springs at different rates.
A Mexican, an Iraqi, and a redneck girl are in the same bar.
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So what, no more rabbi jokes?