dirty whiteboy

Yes you are , I see it in classifieds.

So are you selling a Glock?

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You still have a long way to go, very long, before you surpass Richard Pugh and myself. Let us know when you crack a slide, or have Glock inc deem your gun "shot to death.".

Check the trigger return spring.

Yes, if your gun likes it and groups well with it.

Have not seen Fed primers in a long time. Some CCI some Winchester.

Yes, there seems to be a lot of deviation with the Clays.

It doesn't always work like that. A lighter bullet requires more powder than a heavier bullet. If you take a fast burning powder like Clays or VV N310 with a heavy 200-230 you will get a softer impulse. That's been my results anyhow. Running 3.7-3.8 Clays with a 230 FMJ, doesn't get much softer. But your results may vary.

1.185 with a Montanagold 200Gr Flat point. 1.225 with a Zero 230 gr FMJ

I could not resist. It may not be exact but Dave would of won by ~9.6689 points. Boggles the mind, what if Dave had actually shot the match with a 9mm/38 super, 130PF and the couple extra rounds per mag?

A bunch of hit factor math to determine that, will take someone smarter than I.

What gun are they being popped out of?

try 3.5 clays w/ 230 bullet

I have found you shouldn't go below 140,000 pf with a 45cap, at least out of a glock 21(even with light recoil springs). Another load was 200gr Montana Gold FP with about 4.2 grains of Clays, but kept the OAL, short at about 1.190. Yes, you may get to a 130000 PF with 45 acp, but when the weak hand only cause malfunctions, you will see that striving for 130000 wasn't such a good idea. Been there, done that! Your 5.25 barrel is about .75 in. longer than the barrel I used, so you could drop the charge a bit for that.

3.7-3.8 with Clays, I would not load them long tho, 1.235-1.250

agree

these will work:http://shop.snscasting.com/45-ACP-200-Gr-RNFP-45ACP-200RNFP-500.htm

Keep up the good work.

yes, but the same is not true for Large pistol & large rifle. Depending on powder used, the small magnum will add a few feet per sec.

SQ Deal: Broken, several decapping pins,several shell plate bolts, cracked main frame, broken handle, broke side arms thingys. I break everything, I should be a product tester.

The G-20 with the 40 barrel is a good set up, I don't think you will get much more with a 6in version, just less money on your pocket.

I will not comment again on any exciting news.

I'll buy the Tacoma!

Remington UMC's 115 9mm's are low power factor... I would bet there are some shooters who have gone sub minor with that ammo. I know of one shooter who was the lowest minor PF at the nationals a few years ago, like 125,400 out of a G-17.