Dan Sierpina

Welcome! I don't shoot revolver, but, there are some very good shooters in that game on the forum.

Dillon Precision carries B&P slugs by the box of 25. They are very accurate. I'd get a box and try them.

Bruce Piatt posted this method years ago.

I zero my scope at 300 yards with the 300 yard mark, since that's as far as I have available. If I had a 400 yard range, I'd zero it the same way. The longer the distance you can zero at, the better.

With a 9 inch twist, the 68 or 69 grain bullets will work, Hornady 75 BTHP might work. I've been shooting either 55 VMax or 55 Nosler Ballistic Tips at Rocky Mountain 3 Gun since 2011, out to 550 yards.

No, the 38 Super is longer than the 9MM. The shoulder for the case mouth to locate on will not be cut with the reamer.

They have a .5 moa guarantee, it might be worth trying for the 6.5 CM.

I've used this in the past on XP-100's https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/metal-prep-coloring/paint-finishes/extra-grip/grit-filled-paints/spray-grit-prod1140.aspx

It may not be chosen for a precision rifle rather than a 3 gun rifle.

I'm sorry for causing any issues.

What items are you looking for specifically? 3 gunners have a tendency to try the latest and greatest gear.

Probably the most cost effective semi auto shotgun right now is a Stoeger M3000. They make a 3 gun version which, while not optimal will get you started in that area of the game. Where about are you in N.H.?

So, he can purchase from them? Selling is different then.

Welcome Rod. Deals on used equipment can be found in the classifieds, although you can't access them till you have 50 posts, if I'm not mistaken. Often, people are looking to change things at the end of the season, which in New England is pretty much the end of October. What are you needing? Forum members are very good with sharing knowledge, which can include used equipment.

Here you go Mark. https://rm3gworld.webs.com/Results for web.pdf