Rieckman

I have one CMC and the rest are Sig Sauer magazines. All run great.

I usually just email the .cvs file to myself and it gives you this information. Temperature, Bar. Pressure and Bullet weight you have to input when you set up shot list. Equations in excel are pretty easy though. can get ES, SD, average, high and low with little effort.

You can make different shot lists, and select the one you are currently shooting on your app. Finish your shots. Select the next shot list. shoot, so on so forth. Name them each as you see fit. Email each list to yourself and done. As far as I can tell, as many lists as you want and as many shots on each list. I've gone back with the same load on a different day and selected the list and shots are added to it. I've never used the shot string on the chrony, I just clear it when it says it's getting full....

Shouldn't have to worry about a minimum FPS. But whatever groups best. I think I remember 27ish grains of CFE 223.

CMC 10 round magazines have worked well for me.

I know I'm late to this but none of my glock magazines that drop free from my Nordic. I was just wondering if I'm alone on that. Otherwise I shot my first USPSA match with it last week and it's an absolute blast to shoot.

I would call Tim at Taccom. He'd probably be the fastest and best response.

I got the boombah on their clearance section, pretty reasonable like under 50 shipped. I've had the reebok trailgrip 5.0 and a pair of salomon. Pretty much any trail shoe you find that fits your foot should work very well.

I had a 2011 in 9mm for 3 gun, but I shot limited minor with, and it worked. My MBX mags run 100% at 23 rounds. One planned reload in 99% of the stuff I shot, granted they were all local matches for gun. If I was going to buy a gun for the sole purpose of shooting USPSA I would get a 40 and shoot major, if you were concerned with shooting limited. I went the other way and bought a single stack and enjoy it.

I also really like the JP Armageddon. I've shot the Hiperfire 24C in a couple of rifles, but the JP seems better. Although it must have to do a lot with the install. I did the first one and it's good, but a JP tech did my second one, and it's worlds ahead of what I did. 24C is still a great trigger, and I have a Hiperfire Hipertouch to try out also.

I have DAA Racer magazine pouches I've been really happy with.

Have you had any issues with weather temps? Looks to be what on what I was planning on loading for USPSA. Good to know I could download for 3 gun as well.

I also have the NC AR9, and I have zero complaints, except I had to change the trigger, depending on what you like 100-250 dollars. But for a few more dollars you can get a brand new JP. Used GMR-13 are around for similar price if you don't have to have the bolt lock back.

Both of my MBX mags run 100% and all 4 STI mags run 100% in my STI. All are stock mags.

I put a 24C in my NC PCC and it is working great and is a solid trigger, but something about it makes me want my JP from my 223 in the PCC.

I would just go to a match, and probably 9/10 people would let you try their caddies for a stage or I know many shooters that have extra caddies to loan, and make the decision after you try some out. Downside is you won't get to practice with them prior to, but at least you'll get what you like/want without buying/selling or having stuff left over. I use taccom, never had any issues, but I have all the older style, and one magnetic.

I have Boombah Hellcats now, but had Salomon, and Reebok Trailgrip. I preferred the Reeboks for the width, but all of them have been good shoes. I'll buy another pair of Boombah after I ruin these.

I own one, it's a nice rifle. Don't have a lot of rounds down it though, 250? maybe. I also have the NC-10 hits gongs for 3 gun at 370 with PMC Bronze ammo. Again not a lot of rounds down that one either. I changed the trigger due to the fact the GI trigger that came with it wasn't my cup of tea.

I also have the FA unit and like it. I put a RCBS military crimp remover in one station and it's worked out well for 223.

SNS Casting. Shot both 147 RN and Flat points. Had a good experience with them, shot out of a XDm, and an STI. Accurate in both. No problems with the 356 diameter.

I find it easier to go to the store, cause I can call and see if they have what I want. And the occasional sale is nice. Gun shows in my area are hit or miss for reloading in general. Then overpriced.

Hello, New to forum and 3-Gun, shot a few local matches last year in MN. Had a ton of fun and many people pointed me to the site for information so here I am!