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I do, it came in three levels if I remember correctly. Ranging from $3-4 to $8 per 50 It shot well from my experience, not sure why it was discontinued

Sarge has solid advice here in my opinion, 40% is alot of new shooters, maybe keep an empty stage (unsquadded) between the experienced shooters and new shooters.

9mm in revolver with cast bullets, I can run them light because I dont have to be concerned with cycling a slide

Here is one https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/ultimatesteelshooter

The victory will be perfect for steel challenge, get a total of 5 magazine's (you may be already aware if you have been to an event). Looks like there are guys here from your area to help out, I'm on the east coast and was scanning practiscore for clubs in your area. ⛏

Schultz looks like mostly 3 gun, I think they have facebook page. Also check out Practiscore website to search matches In your area, i think there are clubs In Saukvulle and West Bend Practiscore is mostly steel matches and action pistol

I have 2 od the poly std switch, one railway on revolver and one 1911 frame mount (serendipity) no problems using 8moa full on in bright sun, nighttime stages turn it down

I like the sport pistol for light loads in steel challenge, cleaner than many others I've used

I agree, sorting by headstamp makes a difference at case mouth, there will be a variation of neck tension otherwise.

Agreed, it think leading problems are related to reloading practices for the most part, or bore diameter and the projectile dia used.

Lol, you did dig it up, sounds like the local doesn't subscribe to Sport Pistol which many have found to be somewhat compatible to N320 and my local guy stocks it!

You can buy processed brass that has been swaged, you just have to pay attention to the process when buying, note resized, swaged and cleaned not just range brass! This varies by source.

I think it depends on seating die, lots of opinion of soft lead based on other posts resulting in excessive leading, I'm not sure I subscribe to that but have not done or have the ability to do hardness testing, my opinion is there may be a crimping problem causing those reports, I have used 120 TCG Bayou with some good results.

This is chrono data for 4.7 & 4.9gr of Sport Pistol with 95gr Precision coated bullets.. not jacketed. https://precisionbullets.com/product/380-95-rn/ The OAL is short to shoot in a short CZ chamber, with no comp. And a stock 1911

I have loaded some 95gr precision coated at around 1.070 with 4.9gr of sport pistol, depending on bullet being grooved you may be able to go as long as 1.100 for a revolver but I'm loading for a CZ chamber also. Sport pistol is somewhere around burn rate for n320 but not alot of data to compare, I have have had some success but SD are not great at 70 and 114 FP. I assume you are shooting a revo, they would probably be ok for steel challenge. Mileage may vary.