AS350Driver

WTF!

Bloomberg is already crying about it too.http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/mayor-bloomberg-criticizes-virginia-repeal-20-year-old-gun-law-article-1.1031149

USPSA, What Ray Ray thinks it is. How's that bro.

Thanks guys.

I noticed they shoot the third Sunday of the month, this would fill the gap for those months when I can't shoot the Shongum match or CJ due to work.I know a lot of people here shoot IDPA that weekend, and I gave it a try, just wasn't for me, so I was wondering if anyone has shot their matches and what they think of them. For me the distance is really no further than going to Shongum, so I was thinking of giving it a try, any thoughts?

Maks I have extra mags for my M&P, PM me if you'd like to borrow them, they're 10 rounders.

Scores are up. http://obcats.com/

What are you planning on shooting? I have lefty stuff for a 1911, and mags and pouches if you'd like to use them. I'm in too.

Even if I got one or the other I know I would still look out of habit.

Maks, that was one of the ones I was thinking about, or the low powder warning form Dillon.

I'll be there.

Have a Savage .17hmr, it is fun to shoot and will do a number on a coke bottle. I don't have any pics though, and rarely shoot it anymore.

Nothing for now, maybe the low powder sensor later.

Thanks guys, yeah I debated on getting the handle. I will upgrade it, probably when I get another caliber conversion, just need to work some overtime.

A few weeks ago I decided to upgrade to the Dillon 650. I had been using a Lee Loadmaster, which for loading .45 worked great. Trying to load 9mm with the loadmaster was a different story. I spent a lot of time at the loadmaster zone and reading how to get this thing to run correctly, but nothing worked. Sometimes the shell plate would not advance, i'd get flipped primers crushed primers, or no primer at all. I tried all the recommended fixes and nothing worked. This thing also seemed like you always had to adjust something all the time, which meant getting maybe 150-200 rounds loaded an hour. So after wanting to throw this thing out the window I gave Vinny from Hunting World Guns & Ammo a call about the NJGF discount. I sent him an email with the list of everything I wanted and about a week later I picked up my new xl650. The set up was relatively painless and later that night I was up and running. I attached a $12 clip on lamp to the case feeder support tube so I can verify the powder charge. I attached an acro bin on the left for bullets, and ran the case feeder wire under the bench. So far i'm very impressed with this thing, just need some more bullets to feed it.

It definitely wouldn't hurt to start from scratch to be on the safe side. If you end up using the same powder charge I would run them through a chrono to see how they compare to the large primers

I need more bullets. Everything I had is loaded, when I get some more i'll start fine tuning the load a bit more, however this load groups really nicely , so I almost don't want to mess with it.

My M&P seems to like them longer. When I was still using factory ammo I had zero issues with wwb, but i've had problems with Remington UMC. The wwb measured 1.160 on average and the umc down about 1.110. The umc I had feed issues with. The PD 124's ive loaded I kept at 1.140 with 4.3g of w231, which gave me on average 1044fps for a 129.4pf. My only concern is if that is enough of a buffer as far as my PF is concerned, would hate to get surprised and shoot for zero score.

I'm like Jon, I use W231. It's the only powder i've used so far for pistol so I really wouldn't know any differences, other than what i've read. For me it meters well, and is fairly cheap.

I've had one of these for a few years now, great investment.

When I was ready to order my 650 I considered waiting on getting the case feeder, but after reading lots of different posts on many forums i'm glad I got it right from the get go. Now I just need components to feed it!

When the Captain says it's ok to apply for 3, you should've then applied for 6.

Non members are fine, if you want to join USPSA the day of the match its $40 and you shoot the match for free otherwise I think it's $25 for non USPSA members.

I usually bring 300 rounds, which is probably overkill, but thats extra in case someone else needs some, or there's a lot of steel and have a lot of extra shots.

I got my info back from George. My final grade is a 98%.