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After trying both, I liked the ergonomics on the stock 2 better then the CZ. As someone with larger hands, ordering custom LOK grips, in thicker sizes, made all the difference in the world

Definitely a huge fan of service rifle, but as others have mentioned its a different beast. My service rifle weighs almost 18lbs with all the weight in it, and being a big guy, a sweatshirt and shooting jacket in the middle of the summer is NOT comfortable, but it definitely serves other purposes in shooting sports. Trigger control, sight picture, sight alignment gets better across all disciplines

Gamechanger.. hands down.

Speedcross, or even turf shoes for soccer have been amazing for me.

Im a huge fan of the red hill tactical kydex stuff. Bob is super easy to work with, and while there is a 30 day turn around, its worth it IMHO to get the holster exactly the way you want it.

Huge fan of Peltor Tactical bluetooth, with the gel pad upgrade, and rechargeable battery upgrade. Can be found on Amazon on sale regularly, and makes wearing sunglasses with the gel ear pads, more enjoyable for a 6-8hr match

Id check out the local clubs, decide what division has the "heat" and go from there. Cost on equipment can also be a factor. While production has more basic guns, extra mag pouches, and extra magazines, cost can increase as well. Finding a used setup on the classifieds can also be a huge help

Armaggedeon gear, Gamechanger bag is the OG, and probably the best all around use bag Ive found

I did.. Im working on it now. While posts have been short, solid content

be careful as a 10rd division shooter who loads 11rd mags for starting, with stages that require unloaded starts, that you remove that 11th round.

make sure you have your gear, and then head on out. ASK questions, and someone will help you out. Always super easy to get a new shooter started, just be humble, and ask questions

if its plinking brass... size it, check it, and if it fits, it ships!

Redding competition stuff is all i use for precision rifle stuff for PRS/NRL

TAC and 8208 for 77 and 80 and 80.5 gn stuff. I load 80/80.5 for single loading at 600yd line for NRA/CMP stuff. 77gn with 8208 all day

hope they dont force out immortobot and all the sensors Mark builds for ammobot

www.immortobot.com and get the casefeeder motor upgrade. Make sure to grind the bottom of the casefeeder plate to make the brass drop smoother.

Not a fan of the Lee FCD, as its masking a different problem. Dillon crimp or other "standard" crimp dies work great, just have to set everything up correctly

Dram worx hopper, polish the bar.. keep it over 1/2 full, and you are good to go

I dont... remove that garbage plastic, and get the pyrex hoppers from DramWorx

extremely difficult to find out how much wear. Anything that would "wear" on a 1050, is replaceable.

I build as large as I have room for. You WILL fill up the bench no matter how big you make it. Or it will overflow somewhere else

i polished the bottom of the slide and the chute on the press, that helped, as well as making sure i have new plastic tips on the primer tube

why would you sort 9mm by headstamp? Unless you run an open Glock

Besides the Labradar, pistol and rifle chronos are different. For rifle either the cheaper Magnetospeed or Labradar For pistol, any of the normal cheaper chronos will work.

run Labradar on a USB battery pack for sure. They SUCK DOWN the power