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Thanks 10k on the way. Good find.

In general, I attempt to reload as fast as I can and then run as fast as I can to the next position if there aren't any targets to shoot while moving. For the particular stage posted, I would engage targets 1-4, reload, then run to T11 and engage targets as they appear moving forward.

If I am moving short distances, I keep two hands on the gun or very close to the gun to maintain balance. If I am moving long distances, I take one hand off the gun so that I can run.

Try to dry drill at least 15 minutes a day. I pick a drill i want to work on, (grip and draw, trigger press, transitions, ect.) and I work only on that one drill. I lose focus to quick to work on too many drills at once.

Sounds really interesting. Do you have any pictures you can post of the setup?

Sounds really interesting. Do you have any pictures you can post of the setup?

Sounds really interesting. Do you have any pictures you can post of the setup?

I am leaning towards buiding it for the reasons you mentioned RammerJammer. We live in a townhouse now so building it myself will allow me to utilize all the space that I have. We have a new baby as well and I had not even thought about a way to lock up the reloading equipment. Good idea being able to lock the cabinet.

Where did you get your old cabinet from? Garage sale?

Interesting idea. What do you use as a top to the cabinet?

I did this drill and saw a big change in my transitions. Give it a try. http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=109493&p=1243616

Thanks for the advice guys.

Nice small setup Lee G

I leaning towards building due to restricted space.

I'm just getting started in reloading using a Dillion SDB and was debating if I should build my bench or buy a prebuilt bench.

Thanks for the data on the 147gr JHP. Have you done any load testing with any 124gr JHP?

Had an average of 5.74. PM sent for Part 2.