ParrytheWind

No. Cut the slide for an optic and your gtg.

Is everything clean? Shell plate too tight? That's where I would start.

Thanks for clarifying this!

Drop down 10% and work you way up with a Chrono is the safe way,.. lots of factors give these wheel guns different speeds.

One drop of Dawn, one spent 9mm case of Lemi-Shine, and 3 rinses = no spots.

Reload or be very mindful of bullet creep with factory ammo.

Glad this worked out for you but I would cut this FFL out of my life.

Bent moons will cause issues.

Proper rifle mounting involves your shoulder, cheek weld and foregrip. Your dot should be in the middle of its glass. If it is too high or low,.. you will need to make adjustments on one or the other.

This!

This seems like slings,.. although they are allowed they may not be the best choice for quickness and agility.

Your gtg until something cracks/breaks,.. or your groups open up wider.

Don't forget about your cheek weld and weak hand placement, as they all go together.

38 Super/9mm x8 shot looks like Revo Gear for a S&W 929.

Second belt for the win! Depends on the mags and extra belt availability.

That's a fail on multiple levels.

The lesson here is not to change any parts out before a match without testing.

You don't need to be afraid of a bagged firearm.

How's your crimp? My chambers are all differently sized,.. Thanks S&W!

135 pf in a Ruger PC 9 is gtg. Don't over think thing's.

I double check my zero with a rest, and compare that zero with my unsupported shots. Any adjustments made after that should be with the shooter.

I was under the impression that we crimp to remove the bell. This would be just enough, and that there would never be any reason to over crimp.

Manufacturer's don't send firearms through USPS as far as I know. They make arrangements with other carriers that they have contracts with. If your manufacturer(FFL) offers to send you a label to print, and you still are worried that the Man is going to come knocking, then go pay your local FFL to pack it up and ship it for you.

Use a label from the manufacturer and your gtg.

"I get 1,500 rounds for $300",... I want this deal, as I'm seeing $0.28/cpr locally.