Hammer

+2 on the MBX

If you are going to Dillon's you might as well hit the Scottsdale Gun Club a few blocks away, too.

Search for "how to stop blinking " on these forums. There is a good thread from 2013.

I don't think they are posted yet but there is a list of stages on the match Facebook page.

M pro 7 without question.

Bummer. It didn't matter if you shot great or terrible, if you shot with Danny you had a great time and the squads around you always were wondering what all the laughing was about!

There is a weighted mesh tarp called the Brass Magnet. It works great. www.brassmagnet.com

Wanted to give a high five to the folks at Competition Electronics. Went to change the battery on my Pocket Pro and broke off the 9 volt connector. Wouldn't seem to be a problem until you realize all the Radio Shacks have closed up and gone away. After the SS NATS we were going through Rockford, IL to see some friends so I went by, knocked on the door and asked if I could buy the part. 65 cents (including tax!) later I had the part and they even soldered it on for me! Well worth going a few blocks out of the way!

The way that wind was blowing they are lucky it was only one stage!

Stage 13 results are missing. Does anyone know why it was pulled?

I missed it before, too. Very sad. Great guy.

Anyone know when sign in is open today?

Snake oil from Dillon

For USPSA single stack remember that the weight includes an empty magazine. I had my gunsmith remove some extraneous material under the grips to make weight on my .40 ss.

Grainger also has finer sized corn cob. 40 pounds for less than $40.

It took me about 5 min including cleaning the .40 dies to put the away. Getting a bit of lube under the moving die really slicked it up, too.

Good to know. I figured when all 9 mm parts replaced 40s with nothing left over I was good to go.

I am interested in whether there are any "tricks" to pulling the .40 dies off and replace with the 9mm ones.

I just got a set of 9mm dies for my Casepro which is presently set up for .40. It looks pretty straightforward but I have thought that before with my 650 and then found a better way on the forums. Has anyone seen a video, instructions or schematic on swapping out dies?

Have had a Dillon for years. Absolutely no problems. Never have put batteries in it.

Plus one on the Tripp mags. They run perfectly. We run our .40 limited ammo in them.

I have a six inch with bushing barrel, lightened and I run an 11 pound spring with no problems. Power factor around 171.

Titegroup for both 9 and 40

Has anyone posted the stages yet?

Time is getting closer. Any word on squadding?