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I'd prefer 3/8.... It'll handle everything just as good, lighter, and cheaper. Glenn, was the 3/8 much cheaper then 1/2? Or not much ?

IDPA is stupid !

what caliber? 38 ? 357? 45? 44 mag? for what purpose? range toy? self defense? competition? if your going to own only 1 revolver, get something like a s&w 686 4" to cover *most* bases.... competition / range use.... 5" or 6"

I think there is alot more people going for the FID these days, When I was applying for some additional pistol permits last week there was no less then 4 or 5 people who came up in the 15 minutes I was there asking for an FID application.

Depends on how it's fixed.... Pinned? Welded? Glued?

While cool, probably would be alot of waste on the sheet . Personally I'd like to stick with 3/8 circles or squares. 8"-12" in size Let me know if you get in touch with glen and need help facilitating it

apply now. I have a permit left, when I was in the PD renewing it for another 3 months I applied for 4 more permits... Maybe by the time this one expires or I use it my new ones might be rolling in. With everything so backed up the way it is, I'd do it now, and apply for 4 or 5 ( even though you probably wont use them all ) .. Better to have too many then not enough!

i'd go 3/8 to save on cost, in my experience it's held up just as good against my 1/2 stuff, rifle rounds included.

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' depends on how many people show up, at the earliest.... maybe 1:45p..... on the late side... 4pm , again... it varies.

Glenn, I'd be in for a group buy for a bunch of plates, probably at least 4 or 5 ( pending on price )

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i bought my m9a1 in nj, came with 15 rounders... Most do.

I was trying to shoot a little slower then usual for the start of the day and hit my shots, by the end of the day - i was in the " ahhh f it mode " Nick is progressing very well, once he learns to count to six I'll really have to start worrying. He will all of a sudden have freak occurrences of marksmanship and go 5 for 5 on a texas star, or a bunch of 8" steel plates at 25 yards.

Email them and they'll fix it.

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Started the day off at a slower pace trying to get all my hits, on the last stage forgot about tgose pesky sight things I blew it and zerod that stage. Fun day, ran fairly smooth, awesome weather

Who is that handsome devil at the end

If you understand it'll probably be cheaper... It'll most likely be lighter as well. The little bit of extra weight in a 357 may help recoil with 38's

By all means, this was probably a worst case random fluke thing to happen. I dont intend to frighten anybody away from reloading. This was a big failure and everything held together just fine, no real injury, press did its job. Had some powder burn residual on my thumb, which is 100% fine now, and had to throw away my underwear. No big deal. I've loaded probably 15k-20k rounds through this press the exact same way with hardly an issue, other reloads out there have probably loaded billon and billons of rounds of ammo without a hiccup. Just bad luck on my part probably, though - I am blaming last nights Full Moon!

Exactly, The outer tube did it's job. The inner tube is obviously much smaller in diameter then the heavy walled outer. I had to beat the inner tube out with a hammer and punch because it ruptered and expaned so much. The outer tube didnt budge though. giggity! What? Come again?

I promise not to ( intentionally ) blow your shit up too.

The primer I was seating was the first to set off I think . Crazy how the spark was able to jump from primer to primer in the primer disc plate and up the primer tube.

Federal 150 Large PP