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Wasent the limit 10 rounds 15 years ago?

Thanks 2Alpha and FLHX. Marlin, the 47D's are the same as the ETM's just the base pad is diffrent. Lots of guys use both.

Thanks bud, Ill be back home in about a month and Ill check if hes still out there.

I wonder when they're going to make us start tattooing our social security number on the back of our hand?

Hey FLHX I heard if your shooting SS major and you draw a mag from your pocket after the beep, you automaticly get moved to the open class for the day, is that true?

Theres lots of diffrent options out there, I think the Lee Classic Turrtet is a happy median as far as cost and production. I dont really want to know what I have in it all total but it will last me forever and I can shoot nonstop without feeling my wallet cry every time I press the trigger. You wont save money reloading but you can go to the range as much as you want.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/18511-new-to-uspsa/ This is the thread I'm talking about and welcome to the forum bud.

You need at least 3 for IDPA and at least 5 for USPSA. If you have 10, bring all 10 because you drop them in the mud sometimes and cleaning them there can be a pain. Either way bring a mag brush. Invest in some Wilson Combat ETM mags or the Chip McCormac mags because they come apart quick and easy for cleaning. Read the stickys and watch the videos in the threads for USPSA and IDPA on here.

Hey Kaiser where is the guy at Berlin? Is he outside, in the back near the fence?

My .45's cost me $0.16 a round maybe less. If I shoot 200 rounds at a USPSA it only cost me $50 for the day including addmission. I can load up over 200 rounds an hour on my press. Start looking into it man.

You better get into reloading because once you shoot USPSA or IDAP you will be hooked.

Beautifulllll T Bill, What did that scope cost you?

Any differences in accuracy or barrel life between Chrome lined and stainless steel?

I'm subscribing to this thread because I'm in the same boat as you Maintenanceguy. That Stag arms looks pretty sweet.

that's a pretty cool site, thanks T Bill.

What's the best way to swage (is that what they call it?) the primer pocket on crimped 5.56 Military brass??? And if I do it once do I have to do it every time to my brass??? I'm under the impression that once is good for the life of the brass but just want to double check with youze guys...

Thanks Carl, looks like this is twice, maybe even three times as much work as pistol rounds lol.

Ill give this thread an update too. I've loaded about 1000 rounds of .45 so far and cronoed 15 rounds and they were all with in 10 FPS around 775 FPS. I also loaded 400 rounds of 9mm that shoot pretty decent in my Shield, gona play with that one some more but my .45 is a tack driver. Shot a few IDPA's and USPSA's and been shooting pretty well. Thanks for your help guys

Hey guys quick question, I'm slowly getting started in learning to load .223 rounds for an AR, I was wondering if you guys resize before you trim the cases or just or just trim then resize and load???

Ammo can

I think that attitude stems from them not being able to gouge you on their ammo.

Thanks guys, it so true what Twong says though, that beep makes you forget every thing. I watch all the good guys, Ill pre run it 5 times, Ill plan everything out but as soon as the beep goes off all I think about is not breaking the 180 and get tunnel vision. Ill get it in time, I'm just having fun for now. I really do appricate all the help so please, if you see me out there and have any pro tips lol let me know.

Hey Mike do you have a link or part number of the one you got???

I mailed my Utah in on 2/24/14 and they cashed my check on 3/17/14. I'll post when it comes in.