Squirrel45

I also get this, most of the time it's European crimped 9s that cause issues. However I have found that other non crimped brass will also cause this. Unfortunately I don't have a Dillon decapping die. On the one year wait list.

All good information here

Thanks guys sounds like I'll stick with the one shot

What do you guys prefer, One shot or Dillon lube? Forgot to mention this would be for pistol cases.

Thanks for the info

Looks like the 7 and 8 are about the same price wise. Just go with the 8?

This doesn't sound to promising sorry to hear youv had these issues

Any type of camera would be fine, I was just thinking of a "go-pro" type of camera. Thanks

I was thinking one I could mount on my hat?

very sad news, our sport has truly lost an icon today Here is a write up on his life https://www.firearmsnews.com/editorial/jim-scoutten-passing/478513

Hi everyone Not sure what forum to put this in but does anyone have any suggestions for a go pro? I most do steel Challenge if that makes a difference. Thanks Squirrel

Iv seen it on the shelf's here in Connecticut and Maine. Running around $55 lb.

Those look like some nice upgrades

I wish they were still making clays. A friend of mine called hodgdon a few months back and was told it's currently out of production. I have used it in the past for soft 45 loads with pleasant results. I have heard clay dot is pretty close might try that one.

That's on my list. A friend of mine has some going to give that a go next. Good seeing you the other weekend

You have a lot of my respect and sympathy. There is another survivor on this thread who had throat cancer as well. What you guys went through is absolute hell. Thank you for the support

A friend of mine is on that one right now. He says the same about taste.

Thanks buddy I hope it's not as bad as the radiation was at the end. According to the Dr this is much easier then the radiation I'll believe it when it's done. My worst fear is the neuropathy.

Thanks Larry I'm on folfox 5 I hope it's not to bad. So far iv only had "first bite pain" with some trouble swallowing cold drinks, and some minor fatigue. Overall not really to bad. Im going to order up one of them shirts. Thanks

Well I started infusion chemo yesterday. Feel a little tired and dopey. Aside from that my jaw really hurts but swallowing isn't to bad. The biggest pain is carrying this chemo pump around with me . I hope this pays off!

Not sure for that combo, I run 160s with #2. Either way make sure you collect some Winchester brass, these work best with the 929s.

It's nice to be able to flip them. As time goes on you'll find that even 3/8" will cup a bit with factory.

A friend and I run a match and have played with this as well. We have 14 slots at our matches currently. The last match we had 7 people on my squad everyone shooting two. One guy didn't show and another is an elderly guy who can not paint / pad etc. This leaves 5 people to do things. One shooting, one pad, one timer, one reloading and one painting. It really becomes stressful in my opinion. I don't really believe that rimfire/ centerfire makes much a difference but the multiple guns do. For reference we get though 6stages in about 3.5 / 4 hrs. This is a typical match. We had an 8 stage last month, one gun 10 per squad. It took about 4.5 / 4.75 hrs. The match was run about as fast as they could no asking people to paint or wait for people at the line. I think this is about our natural pace around here. As a side note we reset stages after a squad runs though. We only have two bays. This takes about 3 to 5 minutes to change. All pre market and ready to move.

Thanks for the opinions

Okay so after thinking things through I ended up buying a new 750. It's been a hard year and thought I'd just bite the bullet. My question is what handle do you guys like best the Dillon roller, EGW, double alpha, or something else? Thanks Squirrel