JON

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Check with Rich at Canyon Creek

I had a problem similar to that awhile ago. The ogive on the bullet was a little different and had to be seated a little deeper and once that was done the cartidge just fell into the case gage. Try seating a few rounds a little deeper or compare the new with the old. The problem I encountered was with 185gr zero bullets. Apparently they went to a new die and I just had to adjust my powder and OAL. Unless I am way off base i do not think your problem lies with the diameter of .4015. Hope this helps Jon

I have mine torn in half

+1 on the used dryer sheets.

You are in luck. There happens to be a USPSA match November 9th at Pine Island. Saturday, November 9th – MAPSA USPSA match at Pine Island – 11:00 am www.mapsa-uspsa.com Jon

That is what I remember .469

A man walks in a bank, gets in line and when it is his turn he pulls out a gun...and robs the bank! Just to make sure he leaves no witnesses he turns around and asks the next customer in line.. "Did you see me rob this bank?" The customer replies, "Yes!" The bank robber raises his gun , points it to the customer's head and BANG !!! Shoots him in the head and kills him! He quickly moves to the next customer in line and says to the man," Did you see me rob this bank?" The man calmly responds ... "No, but my wife did!"

No problems here.

Just needs to take a class from Ben.

Wow! I hope I can shoot that long.

I always ask for a new RO when my wife has the timer.

I like the way Tulea packages their primers. The tape dosen't take but a second to cut with a razor. They come out the correct way so you don't have to jiggle the primers and THEN flip them over to load up.

Under appendix C2 Can anyone enlighten me as to why this would take place? 48. At the command of the Chrono Officer, the competitor may be required to fire up to six rounds into a designated target or spot on the berm/backstop prior to the competitor’s ammunition sample being tested through the chronograph. Is it in reference to items listed in 47 below? #47 The Chrono Officer will inspect the competitor’s handgun and report any failure of the following to the Range Master: a. Proper function of the handgun’s primary safety mechanism(s) b. Safe condition and operation c. Compliance with the requirements of the declared Division Have never seen this done before. Thanks Jon

Why not just put it in your back pocket and avoid any problems.

I know from a reliable source that most of the DQ's were from drawing while facing uprange and a couple for breaking the 180. Jon

Noticed all that shot on Thursday have the exact same score and time for stage 10 & 11.

I have used One Shot for years. Put brass in a french fry strainer spray and shake up and spray again. Never had any problems. Any excess media even falls through the strainer and won't give you problems in the case feeder tube. You are ready to load. Jon

FWIW Maybe your barrel is shot out. I had that problem once and went through all of the above and never checked the barrel. Jon

My experience is from lot to lot it can change by up to .5 tenths of a grain with the same bullets.

Any updates?

Bring on a target half covered by a no-shoot

Have you tried to barrell gauge any of the ammo? I had issues with the ogive being a problems and the only way to get the ammo to gauge properaly was to load it really short. 1.125 or so. Could't load it out to 1.190 - 1.200 as with other bullets. That was my experience with BBI 180's. The only solution was to have the chamber reamed out. Look up Paul Grundhauser he has done a number of barrels and he is local. Just my 2 cents worth.

Dents don't count

Sorry if this has been posted before. Just couldn't resist.