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  1. superluckycat
    I've tried Pro Grip and Grauffel's Fast Grip. Can't really tell a difference. Both are expensive for a tiny bottle. I've found I only like to use it on my weak hand.
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    Just ordered it. I have a metronome app on my phone but am not sure how to run the drill correctly.
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    This. Dry fire all you can. I've been dry firing for 50-60 minutes in the morning before work, 6 days a week for a month and a half. The results will amaze you. My 7 yard draw went from 2.0 to 1.2. Bill Drill from around 5.00 to 2.8 all A's El Prezidente from 11.00 to 6.8 (reloads and transitions still need a lot of work) ETA: Stoeger's Dot's drill is humbling bitch of a drill.
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    I'm a fairly new shooter and I noticed I do the same thing on high speed dry fire Bill Drills. I can hit all A's in a live Bill Drill in about 2.8s and all A's in about 5.3s for a 25yd Bill Drill. I guess what I'm saying is don't sweat it too much and keep dry firing. That's what I'm doing.
  5. superluckycat
    Looks like we're in the same boat. I was shooting 1.35ish 7 yd draws yesterday, all A's and my reloads continue to suck. But I am dry firing an hour a day 6 days a week and have improved dramatically in a little over a month.
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    I get that smurf dust all over the garage door going in and out.
  7. superluckycat
    Anyone load Clays in a 650? How does it meter?
  8. superluckycat
    Thanks. On a whim picked up 8# of Clays and have been hesitant to use it for 9mm (which is all I load). I was going to use it for trade fodder. May try it out now.
  9. superluckycat
    This. Also been loading this: 147gr RN Blue Bullet 3.8gr CFE Pistol 1.15 OAL
  10. superluckycat
    That's a lot of variation. I get around .008" variation with my 650 using Blue Bullets.
  11. superluckycat
    Dude, get the 650. I just started reloading about 3 months ago with a 650 as my first press. Learning curve isn't bad at all.
  12. superluckycat
    Actually a real, real man would set up his 1050 on the wife's side of the master bathroom vanity. She could crank out a few rounds while putting her makeup on in the morning.
  13. superluckycat
    I'm buying that exact shed tomorrow. Gonna put a mower in it. Real men reload in the garage.
  14. superluckycat
    Yes. I learned this the hard way also. Cases packed full of the stuff.
  15. superluckycat
    Watch out. You'll have the Secret Service knocking on your door.
  16. superluckycat
    I'd never reloaded before and bought a 650 and 9mm dies from Brian about a month ago. I bought the base machine thinking I'd gradually add what I needed as I go. Pfffffffttt. In the past two weeks I bought the case feeder, strong mount, bullet tray, tool holder, Inline Fab handle, spare parts kit and powder alarm. I think I need counseling. It's a sweet machine and I'm glad I jumped right to it instead of going with an SBD or 550.
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