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Brock's Gap in Birmingham (Hoover), Alabama will be holding a special classifier match on July 2nd. There will be 6 classifier stages and the match fee will be $20. The stages are a good mix and will include 08-20, 13-08, 99-10, 99-42, 99-57, 99-59. Registration begins at 9:00 am and Closes at 9:45. PLEASE be on time in order to register so squadding can be uploaded into the scoring units to allow us to begin the match on time. We need everyone registered and squadded by 9:45. We aren't doing any of that fancy Practiscore preregistering (although we do use it for scoring) so if you plan on shooting or THINK you will be shooting, please e-mail steelcityipsc@aol.com with the following information: Name: USPSA #: (if you have one): Division (Open, Limited, Limited 10, Production, Single Stack, Carry Optics, Revo): Class(GM, M, A, B, C, D, U or Pending: Power Factor (Major or Minor): We have not set a limit on the number of participants at this time but reserve the right to do so, so please preregister.

I haven't played with 124s so I don't know what it would take to make PF. Any published data is going to be conservative, but I feel that Accurate's load data is very conservative. If you compare their published data on their powders with Lyman's you'll find Lyman to substantially higher. I wouldn't go too crazy but I would feel ok if I was within 10% of Accurate's numbers. YMMV.

What makes you think there not?

I've been using it for over a year. Meters great. Price is good. I've been using 3.3 grains with 135 Bayou (9MM) Bullets with 1.125 OAL for my practice loads. It falls just a little short of power factor for match loads so I'm in the process of testing hotter loadings. All the NF (new formulation) containers say NOT for pistol loads. This is old information. I spoke with one of their engineers and he confirmed anything labeled new formula is fine for pistol rounds with their published data.