Everything posted by alec.mc
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CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
Pizza bob showing some Wheelie love Frank breaking his revolver cherry.
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CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
And be sure to wake up an hour earlier ! Clocks change !- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
For any new shooters, best to show up early as possible and help build stages, these things don't set themselves up. Nothing worse then the guys that show up at 9:30 , sign up, and wonder what's taking so long to get started.- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
Don't be jealous. I'll never have to chamber check again !- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
Revolver division, as usual. Will be trying a different load, and very excited to try out the new work on my 625s cylinder. Had the cylinders reamed out and had a sexy extreme chamfer done on it.- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
all packed and ready to go when I get home in the morning, weather looks great !- OBRPC PPC 3/8/13 - Had a great time......
Stan ! Come out to uspsa tomm morning at CJRPC in Jackson , always a blast.- OBRPC Knockdown 3/9/13
yep- OBRPC Knockdown 3/9/13
Need practice for PSA! We can use my Hemi to pull trailers, no problem.- OBRPC Knockdown 3/9/13
Nnnnnnnnmooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!- cci mini mag most popular 22lr round?
I'll respectfully disagree, I actually went from using CCI in my competition guns to federal bulk. Some 22s will run anything and everything, others are more finicky, if your gun runs good on cheap blazer ammo, use that. The CCI mini mags ran ok in my Mark 2, but I felt they were overpriced and left the barrel and internals with a waxy coating, which seemed to muck everything up.- cci mini mag most popular 22lr round?
Another vote for the Federal 525 bulk packs, everybody used them- OBRPC Knockdown 3/9/13
Still have no ammo loaded for either gun. I'm a slacker!- OBRPC Knockdown 3/9/13
In. I'll be there around 8:00 - 8:15 for setup- Steel @ CJRPC - 3/3/13
what about the footage of throwing the gopro in there air like 30 ft ?- Steel @ CJRPC - 3/3/13
Wow, all my crappy runs ( which were most ) and only your good runs. Suck it Trebeck!- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
Maks, I have a revolver you can shoot in production.- Ring around my cylinder
only pic I could find of the innards of a colt revolver Colt: Smith: It looks like the Cylinder catch on the colt is attached to the pivot arm of the timing hand, allowing it to stay down longer and only come up at the end of the revolving cycle, whereas the smith only comes down for a moment when you first start pulling the trigger, then spring pressure keeps upward pressure and clicks into the next cylinder stop. just the way it is , mkay?- Lighten DA pull on 686
If you are bringing it to somebody, bring it to somebody who knows revolvers - not just any old guy with a screw driver in the back of a gun shop. If you just want to install springs, and do some light polishing, you can do it yourself, I could help you out in woodbridge, or choose to go full action job and go to a REVOLVER gunsmith- Lighten DA pull on 686
I went the full kit in cabodale on the one I just did, apex hammer ( you'll have to check if IDPA friendly, you can always take a dremel to your factory one to achive simiilar effect ) apex firing pin, c&s rebound spring, jerry m main spring, fitted near sear, polished all the internals best I could.- Lighten DA pull on 686
Agent Smith, Bob said alot of good info, We've used the same gunsmith in the past, and I've recently starting dabbiling in doing my own work. It really depends on how light you want to go, Do you plan on reloading? or using factory ammo is a big part of it, You can utlize federal primers for the lowest weight pull, or you can can find a happy medium spot and still light off factory stuff. Both would be worlds difference over stock. Extended firing pin is great for lightened action job, I went apex for my stuff. Check out the Jerry M spring kit, comes with an new main spring and rebound spring, while you have things apart you can stone and polish some things to smooth it out, i'd only recommend doing it on the rebound block if your doing it quick and dirty and dont want to mess around with it too much. Again, Frame mounted pin? or hammer mounted? You can bob the hammer ( shave it down ) in idpa you'll need to retain the hammer saftey if it's a frame mounted that has it. There is a ton of info out there, I dont know it all , but I can share with my own. I have one gun that was done by a pro with a 4.5 double action pull, I recently did one on my own that is about 5.5-6lbs or so( still needs some more work ) PM me if you need to ask anything in particular, or just share here.- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
Will you be shooting the new wheelie frank ?- CJ USPSA March 10, 2013
I should maybe might possibily perhaps be there- Steel @ CJRPC - 3/3/13
Re watched video, Futey definitely had a miss. You made up the wrong plate FooLty - CJ USPSA March 10, 2013