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Right lol

I guess after this has been attacked I must explain... I forgot the quotation marks around the first sentence it is what was said to me by the RO when I got DQ and I have heard it by many other ROs and shooters. I apologize to those who were offended by what was said, this was supposed to be a fun post. It was not meant as a literal statement saying everyone will be DQ at some point.

I’m shooting an sti executive in .40 I am going to start using the blue bullets for reloading and was curious as to what weight works best. I have been shooting 180 since they are easy to come by in my area. Does the 200 work a little better? I’m going to load to around 170-175 power factor.

I had problems with chips as well. I don’t shoot my SS 9mm in competition just for fun but a friend that does uses Dawson and Wilson. He likes them both but he pretty well shoots the Dawson in matches.

As already addressed the first sentence was a saying not a literal statement. I hear ROs say it almost every match, I simply forgot quotations. As for the second part I agree it was avoidable, as are most. The issue with the trigger was addressed and never had another issue. I try to be as cautious and aware as possible, but the trigger issue is just one of those things that happens. I shot hundreds of rounds in practice without issue but as stayed if it’s going to happen luck will have it it’s going to be at a match rather than at home in practice. I appreciate the advise on reloading practice though. I use a Dillon 650 and check every round I take to a match in a case checker.

It’s a saying not literal

Thanks for the advise everyone I am going to order the triglide kit next week.

Does the missing bearings affect functionality of the trigger group?

Yes it was during make ready. He should have fought it. It was when we first started and did know you could question a decision.

Has anyone had any experience with using the SVI triglide triggers? I was looking at a new trigger for my sti executive and was curious if this kit was worth the money or not.

New shooter or old it can happen to anyone, the RO was totally in the right.

Absolutely, have not been DQ since then fortunately knock on wood. that was a learning opportunity I will not take for granted

Wasn’t sure since it was designated be done prior to target engagement.

That would be correct if it was mandated that it be done before engaging the last target. So each round on that target would be considered procedural would it not?

Yeah I know it leagl to do so, I am just over cautious and like to make sure to not get a DQ. I don’t shoot PCC often though.