BiteTheBullet
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I have friends that live in that area and they go to the matches at Cavalier and Black Creek Steel in Richmond, Sir Walter and Pitt County Wildlife Club in NC.
All of those are great matches.
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What trigger pull are you getting reliable ignition
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I am going to stone and polish S&W 617 and install the Apex Mass Hammer. I have seen old posts that say 6.5 or so reliable trigger pull.
I am wondering if that is with the stock spring or a Wolff reduced power?
Also which rebound spring? The 11 lb one in the kit or lighter?
Thanks in advance
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If you're new to Cary optics what you have to do is look at the target and raise the gun. Don't try to find the dot it will be there. So again look at where you want to shoot, a light switch works great and practice
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I am good at math so yes please explain. I have never researched the math for scoring. It still kills me that someone can have 14 misses on a stage, shoot it really fast and finish high in scoring.
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finished higher in overall sorry
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I shot a match this weekend and another person finished overall in the same division I shot but I beat him in division that is what I dont understand
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I don't understand exactly how it works in Practiscore that someone can finish higher in overall but you beat them in division.
Can anyone explain how it works?
Thanks
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I feel that I am zero'd correctly at that distance but the groups were between approximately 2.5 to 3 inches.
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What distance would you shoot at to check grouping accuracy of different diameter bullets?
I tried 3 different diameters same bullet weight powder charge and manufacturer and shot them at a distance of 50 feet.
It looked like I was getting the best group with 1 of them but slightly better.
I wonder if that is too far that human error is a factor because I was using sand bags and not a fixed rest.
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Here is the link https://www.cabelas.com/product/CABELAS-ROTARY-BRASS-MEDIA-SEPARATOR/2195139.uts
I have sorted thousands of cases with it. You just have to re adjust by turning a knob to let the smallest out first then larger and larger. It just wont separate 380 from 9mm
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I also use the Cabela's Rotary Brass/Media Separator I find it faster than the 3 trays
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I have not used the plate but I take a 40 S&W 100 round cartridge case and dump my mixed 9 mm and 380 in it then pull out the short ones which are 380.
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Which brand of Moonclip checker works the best as a case check as well? I see there are 3 top brands Speedbeez, Revolver Supply and TK Custom, the last two look alike.
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I want to thank everyone who replied and I was calling it the wrong thing. It is what moves the cylinder stop and I left it alone.
Thanks again for all of your help
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Where the hammer engages the sear there is this bump on my 627 trigger. Should it be stoned flat so that the engagement is across the entire face or leave it alone?
All the instructions I have seen say that the face should be stoned smooth not really removing material.
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Should this raised portion where the hammer sear engagement is on a S&W 627 Revolver be stoned down flat or leave it alone?
Seems to me that it should be stoned flat so that there is more surface area to ride but I don't want to mess things up.
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That did work thank you very much.
Now all I have to do is figure out how to resize the picture with a low file size
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Well let me try by attaching the pic I want to send and see if it ends up in attachments
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Yes I see where I can add a picture replying to this but not when I am in messenger.
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How do you add a picture in a reply to a message?
Thanks
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What power factor are you making with that load you are using?
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I am new to loading 38 short colt and was wondering if anyone has tried using Hodgen International or Clays in 38 short colt.
If so what was the outcome?
What grain charge?
What grain bullet?
I have some 160 gr Bayou bullets that I would like to load
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I broke out my S&W 610 to shoot revolver in USPSA competition, as I haven't shot revolver in years.
I am curious as to what cylinder modifications can be done or what should be more closely checked for smoother reloads.
I have heard, since this is a moon clip revolver that you can aggressively chamfer the cylinders....how much and at what angle?
will honing the cylinders help as we;;?
Thanks in advance for the suggestions
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in General Reloading
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Take a sized case and put a bullet a little way in the case.
Put it in the chamber and allow the slide to close all the way
Eject the round carefully and measure the OAL.
Then size the new rounds 0.10 shorter
I had the same problem when switching to coated with a different profile and they were touching the lands and grooves.