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Wow...who has that kind of time? I really thought I was missing something here. Or there was a typo and it was 22min and not 22sec. Also thinking there might be an inside joke I was missing.

4" over pants size was perfect for me.

It's strictly a cosmetic preference IMO. I've never had an issue racking a slide without them.

^ I've had similar results every time I've tested.

+1 on switching to a Lee resizing die. You'll see a nice improvement.

If there's a line of people waiting to use the safe area and your there for xx min warming up your doing it wrong. Its nothing to do with the rules. It's just basic common courtesy.

Pros are willing to call for plate calibrations whenever needed. I just shoot local club matches and hate delaying the match to do so. Usually I just take the penalty. In my experience 135's loaded to the same power factor as 115's work better dropping steel.

If you toned it down just a bit this thread would have fit right in.

Section 13 http://codes.findlaw.com/ny/penal-law/pen-sect-265-20.html

NY is 10rds even at the range. Out of state people can bring legal handguns into into the state to shoot a SANCTIONED match. Mags can only hold 10rds there is no grandfathering of older mags. If I was from out of state I'd personally avoid flying out of NYC area airports with a handgun even though it's legal. Drive in/out only.

It does get easier with experience. In the beginning I just focused on a plan that would give me the best chance of not forgetting a target. As time went on it got easier to plan the most efficient way to shoot it and where I should reload.

I load to 132-133

I am almost positive the press will mount if you remove the top SDB plate. I don't know if the bullet tray will mount but holes could be drilled for that.

4-40 is correct

You do realize that gun ownership and sentiment are rapidly expanding. The number of woman embracing firearm ownership is at an all time high. What is being done is working very well for us. No reason to turn and run with our tails between our legs now.

It should not be required. Our sport is tiny, there is no reason to turn anyone away. I'm not a big fan of IDPA, but there is a weeknight match near me that I would shoot if they didn't require IDPA membership.

I just tumble for 2hrs in corn cob with case polish and load them. No depriming before hand or lubing afterwards.

Why does keeping L10 bother you?

I would have just stopped replying with no explanation after the question about the slide being heavy.

Money is the only reason to choose the 550 over the 650. If money is not an issue get the 650. The extra time it takes to convert the 650 should not be considered.

^ Agree. I have seen light loads cause this exact issue.

He can get a premise permit for a handgun in NYC. The 7rd limit was struck down so most of the 10rd guns are ok.

Having uniform rules and common trained RO's are the reason I support the USPSA. I don't really care about the magazine or classification system.

The insert on my second newer gun broke the same way. My much older gun is still original and has never broken. Something must have changed.

L10 is still needed for guys in ban states. Even if they travel to bigger matches they often don't own stand capacity mags and must still shoot in L10 or be destroyed by guys with standard mags.