Recent content by Lothar Allen

I do. All of my shooting is for bullseye though. For any other type of pistol shooting I wouldn't bother. Fully prep your pistol brass (deprime, flash holes/pockets) and then take a random sample of statistical significance. You will likely be surprised at your standard deviation and extreme...

Brian Zins, Daryl Szarenski, and Keith Sanderson

remember that crimp is case length dependent.

when im loading I set all of my ammo in a loading tray upside down and mark the head with a sharpie in a distinctive color (ie not black.) It makes it easy to separate from the other guys when we all shoot bullseye together. (we are all shooting 45s.) It is easy to tell who shot what based upon...

it an f class bipod. but that still is alot of money. Which one are you looking at?

The national pistol matches are being held at Camp Perry this week. If you head over there to check it out, you will find no shortage of information about bullseye pistol.

This is really the primary reason for a 1911. On a bullseye gun, or gun with equivalent quality trigger work, it can cause damage to a carefully fitted sear and hammer hooks. On a glock or equivalent there isn't alot of precision fitting to damage.

It is possible to damage a nicely fitted 1911 this way, and it is more than reasonable to ask that you not drop the slide on an empty chamber. It has nothing to do with the gun being "junk".

why is there a gas tube on the bolt, when the functional gas tube runs above it? Also, it would be difficult to time the cycle duration as it is a directly related to multiple factors that would be difficult to control/change. (what about running a suppressor?) 1. diameter of the tube 2. angle...

1911 in 9mm isn't really going to happen for $400. although you could possibly find a RIA for that price

I am aware of some mounts for the doctor, jp and burris fastfire. Not sure of the trijicon. they replace the dovetail and have a flat mount on top that matches the screw pattern for the various sights.

brian zins is coming out with some match grade ammo soon. 185gr jhp. considering cost of ammo, i would suggest you invest in some reloading gear. if you stick with bullseye, it will pay for itself quite quickly.

I use these for my pistol shooting (flags are required at a bullseye match) http://www.bullseyegear.com/bullseyepistol/product.php?productid=121&cat=18&page=1

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its not a law at all. Some ranges only allow you to load a certain number of rounds in a magazine as a safety precaution/means of slowing down your rate of fire.