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Maybe he will accept $995 for all of them, and all you have to do is Western Union the money. Sounds fair, or a crook.
Wudcutter, woodcutter (misspell), 32 or 38, pic is of only one 32, new poster, etc.

Scam, all day long.

What state are you located in? And what type of matches do you shoot ? Also, I see a lot of shooters where I live who shoot 1800's and the CF gun is a 32 or 38. They don't shoot 45 at all. I shot a 32acp for a season. Scores were as good as with my 22, but I needed to shoot my 45 more to improve so ...

Are the midwinter results posted anywhere yet ?

I agree with many of these replies. I had previously "set it and forget it" and had loaded thousands of rounds, all of which were shooting great. My Hornady seating die broke when a JHP loaded crooked. Hornady sent me a new part (free) to repair, but since the press was down, I began to mi...

I use a Hornady 5 station Lock N Load press. My seating die is the 4th station. 5th is a Lee factory crimp die. I decided to buy the Redding comp seating die as it seems like a great choice for the 185 JHP's. I called Redding and spoke with a tech guy for a bit and he explained why this is a great c...

I am curious to hear opinions on which seat in die for the 45acp JHP 185's is the best. also, is that same die also the best for SWC lead bullets.

john bickar wrote:

Murph wrote:Before I buy a set, I'd like some feedback.

Wait until you break 590 two matches in a row, then worry about buying pistol shoes.

Good point. I'm probably over-thinking. That tends to happen among the target shooters.

I am looking to buy shooting shoes, legal for ISSF pistol events. I see that Champions Choice has shoes at a good price. Before I buy a set, I'd like some feedback. I am sure the CC ones are a great bargain. Also curious if those CC shoes tend to run big or small, or if their size chart seems to mat...

For those that feel the Pardini is muzzle heavy, simply remove some or all of the weights. I've experimented with that. With the weights removed, it felt closer to the muzzle feel of a 22 / 1911 conversion muzzle weight. With the steel weights in, it felt just right for bullseye. With the tungsten w...

Pardini, by far. Easy to shoot and the best service available. Only major difference with a RF Pardini and a bullseye version is that the RF bolt was lightened making it a better RF cycling pistol. The heavier bolt of the bullseye pistols make them slightly more accurate at 50 yards. Just buy one th...

I used a bone stock Springfield Range Officer to shoot my leg matches. I got points every time and made distinguished in 5 matches. Awesome gun. I think it's probably a 3-4" gun at 50 yards. Great accuracy for the money. I bought it used for $600. Was more than good enough to compete. I had a n...

I recieved a new Springfield Armory wad gun this past April. Two months later I set a slow fire record with it 50 yards, 197-11. I've shot a couple more 196's with it also. The gun is awesome. Holds X ring all day with my hand loads and with factory GM Federal 45 Ammo. They cost around $2,000 (some ...

Pardini SP....trigger is adjustable to exactly what you want.......super easy to service and clean......can digest all types of ammo reliably......and the track record speaks for itself.

My opinion is 100% to get a Pardini. You will never look back or regret a Pardini.

Have you shot with a red dot before ?

My opinion is that the sweet spot in velocity is about 850-870 fps, with 860 being the goal? With a 2.0 charge of bullseye, I suspect Velocity to be close to that area. Looking forward to seeing those as well. I have some bullseye and will try that for my next group of 32 cartridges.

Brian Zins 1st overall, followed by Patrick Franks and then Keith Sanderson. Conditions were perfect.

Complete results are already posted at

http://www.cantonmckinleyriflepistol.or ... fault.html

The LGI part mounts to the barrel shroud. So, when you break it down to clean, the rail and optic remain attached to the barrel. I have used this for two seasons and it hled perfect zero after breakdown. In the picture, you will see that I also modified mine. I wanted my red dot to be very low so I ...

I had the same problem at one time with my 32 loads. The brass needed to be sized down a bit more to load the small Hornady bullets. I was using a Hornady resizing and depriming die that resized them down properly and solved that loose bullet issue. When loading the larger lead 0.315" bullets, ...

To become distinguished you need at least one leg with 8 or more points. Not many matches these days sport enough shooters to make it realistic to win that many points. May be the rule change will attract more people. I did not know that, so thanks for posting. I'll have to try and get my 8 out at ...

I did not have a CMP "legal" gun under the old rules. This year, I broke out a 100% stock Springfield Range Officer, that I paid $600 for. At the regional a couple weeks ago, shot well enough to get 6 points. Kinda cool I was able to use an affordable gun that I already owned, and try out ...