mrpredictable
Classified-
Posts
134 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Forums
Profiles
Events
Store
Everything posted by mrpredictable
-
Meant to include that. Sorry, got distracted. 147, right around 900, normally 132 PF.
-
3.0 gr titegroup behind SNS or blue bullets. Haven’t had an issue and don’t clean my barrel much.
-
That’s probably where I’m leaning. Don’t think I would use it much if I set something else up.
-
Leaning this direction. Thanks!
-
Interesting. Wonder why decocker arnt popular for competition guns, just due to the FPB?
-
Shadow line compact would be sweet. Guess I would just have to own up to the milling. Could consider just doing that to a P07 or a 75 compact too.
-
Thanks for the reply. As wanting to make sure there was no obvious gun I was overlooking. I guess I wanted a safety model because the decocker I worked on was such a pain and there is a difference in the maximum potential of the triggers, probably not important for a ccw though. P-10 is on the short list.
-
Recommendations for a DA/SA optic gun? Currently carry a Canik C100 which does well for me but thinking about getting in the optic game. I compete with a CZ shadow. Prefer -CZ -double stack, 15 rounds -compact size but will consider duty size -safety only, no decocker -lightweight with alloy or poly frame -premilled or manufactured for optics Can’t seem to find anything that quite fits the bill, maybe will have to go tango or canik.
-
Mecgar 17’s. The 18’s are thinner metal, 16’s have a bad coating and worse follower.
-
Dillon XL 650 Case Feed Stop Switch
mrpredictable replied to MikeyScuba's topic in Dillon Precision Reloading Equipment
The case feed ramp is held in place by a detent and can be pulled back and kept further back on the track to prevent it from pushing the casefeed arm. It’s works pretty slick and is a nicer part than what comes with the press, doesn’t need grease. You can also pull it out and flip it around for the rifle side in about 3 seconds. -
firing pin stuck SP-01 Shadow CGW 13#, RP-FPS, firing pin stuck
mrpredictable replied to Hauraki's topic in CZ
If you reload or know someone who does you could get primed brass and check if your combination of springs will ignite your chosen primer. -
Real RNDs / Hour Reloading
mrpredictable replied to rhett45acp's topic in Dillon Precision Reloading Equipment
I’m in the 500-600 rd’s/hour range, setup is 650 w/ case and bullet feeder. I use the FA primer filler and have probably 1 stoppage per hundred but hopefully have some things figured out and foresee my rate being 700rph or so. -
Should USPSA provide a printed rulebook to its members?
mrpredictable replied to TaterHead's topic in USPSA/IPSC Rules
No need for a paper rule book here. Electronic is fine. I would like to see the app have it formatted correctly with a search function that works and a hyperlinked index. -
Regarding 5.2.5.2, Penalty for holster distance violation In short(can’t copy+paste) “Any competitor who shoots a course of fire while out of compliance will receive a zero score for that course of fire...the ro must measure distances at that time...penalties will not be applied retroactive to previously completed stages and will be based solely on measurements taken on a particular stage” So if at the end of a course of fire an RO notices your holster distance is bad is the stage zero? Otherwise when would this come into effect?
-
Are you sure this is a feed lip issue and not a mag spring issue?
-
Only issue I’ve had was with the 18’s. Once they got loose I relegated them to dryfire mags and only use 16/17’s for shooting, haven’t had issues with them yet.
-
Mini mr Bulletfeeder
mrpredictable replied to Sneexies's topic in Dillon Precision Reloading Equipment
Had a similar style(4 tube fed) bullet feeder for a lee press. It saved no time but I could fill tubes while watching TV. -
Used a 8.5# in my SP01 shadow for a while. Should work in your 75b with an extended firing pin, and a reduced power firing pin spring. Mine was 100% with federal primers and ~98% with CCI. I switched back to a 11.5# for consistency and a less squishy feel.
-
I currently have a XL650 that is only short automation that I am reloading 9mm for USPSA on and I am getting into rifle reloading. I plan on reloading .300 winmag for hunting on a single stage and eventually loading .223 for 3 gun on the Dillon. I am running into difficulties in what I should purchase to set this up. I am in need of a rifle primer, trimmer and swager. I am envisioning my processes will look like this .300wm clean lube fl size/deprime trim if oversized prime hand fill powder seat bullet .223 clean lube first pass through Dillon Resize/deprime swage if necessary trim if necessary 2nd pass though Dillon prime/powder/bullet/seat Any issues with these processes? I am planning on buying a Lee bench mounted auto prime as I sold the hand primer that came with the rock chucker. For trimming i am looking at the Worlds finest trimmer or something like this https://www.amazon.com/Frankford-Arsenal-Platinum-Center-System/dp/B00HS7JEB4. The frankford would potentially eliminate the need for a separate swager, otherwise I was looking at the Dillon super swager. Also is a lube die worth it? Thoughts?
-
Magnetic Mag Retainer In Production...
mrpredictable replied to chaserracer's topic in USPSA/IPSC Rules
Justify that using the rule book. Also if you get bumped to open your still minor but you could load your mags up to capacity. -
Magnetic Mag Retainer In Production...
mrpredictable replied to chaserracer's topic in USPSA/IPSC Rules
So what would the penalty be for using a magnet in production outside of the course of fire? -
Let me know when you do.
-
Didn't require any modification, just a pretty solid push with some wiggling . Glock +3/4 basepads.
-
I found that .380 loaded with a 147 would fire on the second strike in my CZ, not sure why though. I can feel them in my press now