PizzaBob

Steve: Call Pinnacle or EGW and see if they have one - they're both right down the road from you. Adios, Pizza Bob

Thanks. Ditto on the too long and I'm retired. We'll get out eventually. For USPSA I use a 627-4PC (.38 Super) and for IDPA a 625-8PC or a Brazil 586-4 in .38 Spl. I stopped reloading in 1991 - I may dig out the presses someday - maybe after we move out of NJ. LOL. Adios, Pizza Bob

First, you may want to reconsider the use of full-length .38 Spl cases. Longer cases have the potential for more cartridge "flop" in the moon clip and thus slow loading. .38 Short Colt or .38 Long Colt are what are used primarily in my area. Long Colt gives you a little extra room, which makes it easier to make PF. Next step is to find the right moons, that hold the brass you have selected to use with a minimal amount of the aforementioned "flop". Then some type of moon clip holder - I favor the North Mountain 4-post holder, but other options are available. A good holster and belt system and you're good to go. Have fun, be safe. Adios, Pizza Bob

I have been shooting (not necessarily well) for over 50 years. Some bullseye in the 70's. IHMSA in the 70's &80's followed by IPSC in the mid-80's. For about the last 5 years or so, I have been shooting IDPA and USPSA and for the last three of those years, have been doing it pretty much exclusively with revolvers - again not well - but I do it for fun. I frequent other firearm forums and this one is certainly more than worthy of my attention. Hope that I can contribute and help out, while also picking up some useful info to improve my shooting and fun quotient. Adios, Pizza Bob