Where do you find a copy?
I've never been DQ'd for muzzle with my revolver nd I've never seen anyone else either.
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Where do you find a copy?
I've never been DQ'd for muzzle with my revolver nd I've never seen anyone else either.
With the cylinder open wtf is the concern? Whether single loading or with a speed loader I can't think of any way to reload faster or with more ease than with the method I described.
Got my copy at the local Save On Foods store. Mostly a promo for Kimber products but it has a couple of good articles.
If you're not a competition shooter, it couldn't matter less.
The rules in IDPA and IPSC don't give a rat's ass if the revolver is open and empty if the muzzle breaks 90*. Next thing you're going to hear after "Stop!" is "Unload & show clear."
At almost every IPSC practice and match I attend, someone is going to get called on it, usually when retreating, negotiating a barrier and/or when executing a running reload. Usually happens when a shooter is really going for it.
Happens to semi-auto shooters just as easily. As you train, so will you do under stress.
I have lots of Bullseye. May be worth doing up a couple major loads for fun
You may want to load to the 1100fps. When I've run the chrono stage, it's tragic when someone doesn't make power factor. I've had some bullets come in underweight (124gr weighed in at 121gr) so that competitor shot the day for no score, but still had fun lol. Then there was the lady at Nationals whose husband used 124gr bullets by mistake instead of 147gr bullets. She ended up shooting for "fun", him - not so much .... bwahahaha
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Any reaching 1100fps should. PF of 126 apparently. 5" guns should have no problem spitting them out at that or better.
I assume you are talking Major? He asked about Minor and that isn't hard with a 115.
I assumed otherwise since a 115 at 1100fps is not really a hot load. 9mm major is certainly a flashy prospect but not so much when loading to make minor.
