Pistol Reference: 2013-2017
Reloading Brass"How many times do I touch each piece of brass before I throw it away?"
GUNLINKS - here because I can never find it fast enough
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STI Founder 1980's - Virgil Tripp Later purchased by David L Skinner 2005 Sold STI to employees
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Cleaning: Militec-1 (Firearm lubrication) --------------- A must have tool for oil:  ---------------
FrogLubeA
friend said,"I have been shooting for 25 years and very rarely had a
jam in my guns. All of a sudden in two matches my gun would jam early
in the morning. Later that day, when I tested everything the gun ran
fine. The only new thing I am doing is using FrogLube. " Do your
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| Reloading (my notes): Which reloader? If you do not start with a Dillon, you will end up with one! Life time No-BS Warranty! Which dies? Lee Precision ( full case resizing at deprime, special bullet seating precision die, special final crimp die ), these give you all the precison I have found necessary. or
LED's for Dillon 650: are very useful Stands are a must: Bullet Trays are a must: Brass/Case Loaders ( Do not purchase the ebay case loader that is NOT made by Dillon ) Issues during reloading: Brass comes down the case feeder upside down, material in case - (rocks or 22 brass) causes depriming to jam or foul, primer advance issue and no primer, powder jumps out in transition from station 2 to 3 or station 3 to 4, bullet slips down and is not go in correctly. |
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Factor for USPSA What is it? The power factor rating to enable a competitor’s scores to be included in match results is called “Minor”. Some Divisions offer a higher power factor rating called “Major”, which enables competitors to earn more points for peripheral shots on scoring paper targets. Taken from the 2014 USPSA Handbook How to Calculate?Power Factor = bullet weight (grains) x average velocity (feet per second) / 1000 The final result will ignore all decimal places (e.g. for USPSA purposes, a result of 124.9999 is not 125). Taken from the 2014 USPSA Handbook Load data for gun 1 do not result in same power factor for gun 2!!!!! Do not assume your gun's resulting powder factor for a load will be the same as the publisher of the load data. You MUST Chronograph your rounds. Now What? [ load some well below the published data or start real low with the powder, test 5-10 rounds, add .2 grains, retest and record the results, continue until you reach the desired load. Note, you gun must be designed for over pressure or you can damage the gun and or harm yourself. |
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