alec.mc

I'm not promoting cheating g the division, but do they really inspect at bigger matches ? How would they tell if your trigger has been replaced. Curious to how they verify these things at larger matches, thanks.

Can we change the thread title to : " Cabelas doesn't have any primers "

I pretty much stole Nick's new chrono, so you're good !

For 9mm titegroup and VV n320

Ive got some clays I can lend you, just replace what you take when you can get an order in. Alec

Clays for 45 Steven ! That's what I used it them loads I gave you last summer. 3.6-4.0 clays common charge for .45/230gr major.

and steve, if you need something welded together let me know, I'm a crap welder but can usually get two pieces to stick together.

when I do get it all setup, I dont think i'll be going through the work of de-priming every single round first though. Yes, clean primer pockets are nice, but I now have to run every peice of brass through the press twice. too much effort for little payoff.

looks good steve. I'm going to copy that design and jeremys and peice something together out of some scrap

though I did find it amusing that the lady with the " Press " badge only took out her pen and pad once..... ....guess who it was for? you guessed it. Crazy red vest man.

I think he is just a local homeless or crazy man who just happened to be walking by and waltz on in. Definitely a bit of a whack job.

Check gunbroker, there is always at least a few model 625s on there.

The Jerry Mickuek style grips are ok for some people, personally I do not like them and prefer a larger grip. There has been a variaty of 625's made throughout the years ( bob could educate you on this one ! ) Ranging from 2" to 5" The most popular models would be the 4" and 5". I personally like the 5" barrels the best - but it wouldnt be allowed in IDPA. If you'd like to do both uspsa and idpa with the same 625 go 4" Now, as far as which ' shoots better ' as far as being tuned up, I feel is negligible. IMO they will shoot about the same.They're smith and wessons of course! PC or Non, most the revolvers I own have modifications on the trigger job, either full competition trigger jobs, or just stoning out the internals to smooth them out. If your going to do any sort of trigger work to it, buy what you can afford, if it's a PC version - so be it. I like to stick with the Houge Wooden Grips, ( Big Butt specifically ) but you put on whatever is comfortable for you.

my 15-3 whoop whoop !

Every job has it's own tool Raymond. well made leather holsters serve purpose for CCW quality easy to use competition gear serves for gun games.

oh... didnt see that is what he was looking for in the thread. If for CCW disregard what I said

holster will all depend on which " game " you wish to play in. USPSA ? IDPA? Steel? etc.

speedloaders: jetloaders are good, safari land too i wouldnt use the hks loaders for competition. Grips are completely up to you, I like houge wooden grips http://4wheelguns.com/ICORE.html

It's a cool pistol, trigger DA pull is about 18 lbs(exaggerating) , takes alot to spin that big hunk of steel. IMO it doesnt serve any other purpose then a fun range toy, you really wont see them in competition, & IMO little big for a CCW. I'll back up Bob's recommendation of a 625, great well rounded gun you can use in multiple disciplines, and wonderful to shoot. -Alec

what do you see in stock? I could only find a few random shotgun primers.

What's scary though is I feel the highly restrictive states like NJ, NY, CA, MA are fighting for the spot of who can have the "Best"( worst ) magazine restrictions on the book, so far is NY set the bar at 7, and NJ soon will be trying to push through a 5 round cap.

I'm not a relgious person by any means, but if people wish to use religion in their argument I'm fine with that. The country was started with the pursuit of relgious freedom ,and we need to respect that. I also think the lack of God, relgion, zero morals, poor up bringing, and all this political correctness is part of the " bigger issues"... /standing behind Rays flame suit.

Jer, Personally if I were you I'd start him out on a standard kydex 1911 holster. Blade Tech is good quality. The different USPSA divisions [ production / limited / limited 10 / open / revolver ] have different requirements and restrictions for what you can run on your belt, and gun I dont think a 1911 is allowed in production because it doesnt have a double action ( somebody will correct me if I am mistaken , not to familar with the rules of this catogory ) He can shoot in single stack minor, but mag holsters need to be behind your pelvis / hip bone or something ( on your side, nothing in front ) and he cannot have a " drop / offset " on his holster. No " race " holsters, etc Just keep it basic. If he wants those things for whatever reason, he can shoot L-10 Minor, which has less rescrictions. Some other , more knowledgable people will chime in soon I'm sure. -Alec

or you can spend a little money if you want something more competition ( speed orientated ) I have a few revo belt rigs, my uspsa holster is a Double Alpha race master, and my static steel holster is a CR SPeed.

A regular old blade tech is a good holster multiple purposes, should be able to use it for uspsa & steel.