usmc1974

How often do you trim your 223 brass? And what do you use as a plus or minus For the Over all Length?

OK, As a vet and an old LEO from the sheriff department. Sometimes I leave my sense of humor in my other shirt. Thanks

Will you be sure to do that because I really do believe you are 1 self righteous pc of crap . And I've been around long enough to recognize 1

How about I send you a roll of toilet paper?

Well allow rightly then. Thx

Yeah, what happen last year?

I have a CZ and a Glock, but I shoot a smith and Wesson M&P2.0 metal With a green Holosun 507c and a TLR7. But that's just me.

If LO is scored minor, are magwells and thumb rest Important enough to change categories ? As for Single action only triggers, triggers today On striker fired guns are pretty great. I don't believe USPSA Can support another Category based on this alone. It would not be enough to make me change categories. Just saying.

Okay, I'm not quite sure is Limited optics going to be scored major or minor Or both ? Because, if it is called minor. I don't see that changing anything and there's no reason to leave Carry optics.

No more, A. carton used to cost $2.25.

CCI small rifle primers is about all I use for everything rifles and pistols

I am going to post here because my question is kind of a long these lines. I have been getting a lot of S&B, PSD, GFL Is this brass closer to commercials or is it military. I know when I trim all my Brass to 1.750+-.003 The powder sets completely different than it does and say my PMC brass

Did it hurt? Why not make there 1 power factor? 150 and call it major and be done with it?

Only to you.

I shoot CO The only thing that might, make me switch to LO would be if it was scored major. That is why I believe there should only be 1 power factor Somewhat in the middle.

What Are you afraid of?

I think there should be 1 power factor shoot whatever you want winner takes all. That's all I'm saying.

I think this minor and major power factor is a bunch of crap. This should be 1 power factor for everybody no matter what kind of gun no what kind of optics what kind of Compensator. One power factor for everybody makes a even level playing Field

Remind me of that scene from dumb and dumber when he asked a girl if she would go out with him, and she said not a million and one chance. And he said so there is a chance......

No, you can bet your ass, that one SOB will show up with a 40 and want to shoot major....lol

Maybe by a technical name, but I was shooting IPSC in 1982 and I know what we Was doing. You Either had a compensated 1911, or you had an uncomplicated 1911With a 175 power factor Plain and simple

Good lord, how did things ever get so crazy, and out of control? In 82 we had basically open and limited. Open with probably 38 super with a single port Wilson compensator and adjustable sites. I think they had a 9 Round magazine. The rest of the shot of 1911 That was Was a 45acp. The power factor that was 175, so 9 mm was automatically out of it I mean you could shoot 1 But nobody did.

If everybody wants to be honest , Nothing about the USPSA/IPSC is designed as an entry level division.

Long range 223 I use Nosler RDF 70grain boat tail hollow points G7 BC 0.211 Talk about kick ass down range ballistics.

My 55 fmj-bt's are going out to 400 yards pretty easy with my 16" armalite With a 1 and 9 twist barrel... Fact that push them out to 700 with a different bolt gun.