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Are there any top class shooters who shoot minor pf. In Brians book and other sources I have read that the first thing to learn is accuracy and then speed it up. IIRC Brian says you must shoot 2 As If this is the case then minor pf should do fine. al

Mine have been cracked for ages but they don't seem to be getting any worse. al

Up till a few weeks ago I was using a moonsetter tool but unfortunately it broke just beside where the loaded round sits. I did a search and found the moonsetter webpage. I sent a email asking if I could buy a replacement part for it but so far no reply. They are pretty expensive and I wont buy another but would buy a replacment part at a reasonable price. al

I am located outside the US in a land where pistol shooters are harder to find than two tailed dogs. My favourite source of information is US forums and a few friends that I have there. al

Guys I have been a revolver fan for a while now but nobody else in the club had much interest. I started off with a S&W mod14 using the weak hand reload. And finished just in the top half when I would go to competitions. I saw a video of some guy shooting real fast and he was using the strong hand reload so I changed. It took a while to get used to it but I got a second at the next competition I entered. Alas there have been no revolver comps in this area in the last couple of years but I have picked up a couple of buddies who like to shoot wheelguns. I have also changed to a S&W 625 and practise weekly. My best so far is 1.63, 1.90, 2.32, 2.56, 2.98, 3.22 - 6.07, 6.38, 6.79, 7.06, 7.44, 7.71 My two buddies are pretty much on par with me and we drive each other to hopefully better times. Both of them use the weak hand reload. I can see that my reload is slow and i am looking for any help to speed it up. al