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  1. On 1/13/2019 at 8:30 PM, AustinT said:

    To your squadmates, it's better to be a fast resetter than a fast shooter!

    Not only to your squadmates, but to the R.O."s as well.

      Honestly, go to every large match that interests you, you can afford, and have the equipment for. (You can buy more equipment if a match interests you.)  You will learn more at larger matches than at most locals. The more you learn the better you can be.

     

  2. If I didn't shoot indoors at all, I'd still be using black front, black rear. During the winter I shoot USPSA indoors, and the lighting is challenging to say the least, so, I use a green fiber Dawson front, black rear. Outdoors in good lighting black on black gives the best accuracy, for me. 

  3. Dillon makes carbide rifle dies for longevity. You still have to lube bottle neck cases. Not lubing can still result in stuck cases. This was told to me by a Dillon rep years ago. Pistol carbide dies don't require lube because they only use a short ring to size the case body.

  4. 9 hours ago, DavidSeavey said:

    just to update my most recent experience with fiocchi slugs, top slug in a staged shotgun empty chamber bolt closed got deformed while waiting for me to arrive and wouldnt chamber. it got very ovaled because there's nothing in the last 3/16" or so of the hull.  once operational i was 1 for 1 so they shoot great. i havent had that problem with federal 1oz low recoils before but i've run them only a couple times.  i may try some hot glue in the end of the fiocchi hull to hold it round and test for POI change

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

  5. 12 hours ago, Ryanwarner37 said:

    I never even considered zeroing like that. :facepalm: before 3 gun, bdc reticles were foreign to me. Definitely setting that up when I check my zero before the next match.

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    Bruce Piatt posted this method years ago. 

  6. 5 hours ago, Ryanwarner37 said:

    How are those for you? I looked at those, and they should be close for my reticle.

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    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.

     

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