Recent content by why.kyle

I'm looking at two different lowers, one from mega arms and one from areo precision. http://megaarms.com/ar-15/lower-receivers/billet-lowers/gtr-3s-ambi/ http://aeroprecisionusa.com/shop/ar15-stripped-ambidextrous-lower I can't seem to find any reviews, and I'm wondering how well they...

I run a cz 75 in idpa and shoot esp and act like it doesn't even have a DA mode. I just don't enjoy manually dropping that hammer to half cock.

Ah, I decimaled in the wrong place... And forgot a 1. I meant 1.115-1.125.

Yep, it is only with the 180 loads, I have been shooting 165s in IDPA and they work great in all my mags.

Is this better described as a failure to feed then? I do have a crimp die, but this happens with every factory 180 grain ammo I used as well.

So i havent had a chance to run any factory ammo though my CZ, but I was able to make some reloads with some cast 180s. I still had the same issue and was able to look at the ammo and take a picture of the stoppage. I couldnt see any marks on the rounds that looked suspicious vs a round that...

Has anyone seen a helpful guide on what's changed? I was just starting to shoot IDPA and learning the rules.. Now I get to start over I guess.

Ill have to try the plunk test again when i get some more 180 ammo.. But i never really noticed any marks on the bullets or that they seated funny.. Its just like they got hung up about a quarter inch out of battery.. sometimes several round in a row, others times a good string, it seamed to...

I have a CZ 75 in .40, ive had great luck with it shooting 165 grain WWB in IDPA matches for months. But any time I try and shoot 180 grains it will fail to go into battery often. Ive used American eagle, Federal, Wolf, and some WWB JHP 180s and they all have had issues going into full battery...

Just want to make sure I understand.. The 135s has less felt recoil to you then the 180s? Right?

How long ago did you place your order?

Good video. And congrats. I hope they do some more of these matches. It looks like a blast.

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?117577-BTSniper-Custom-Tools-and-Dies http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?132183-40cal-to-45cal-1-Step-die-review There are lots of info on the castboolits swaging page. I personally have a 9mm to .40 die set on order with BT sniper...

Ive read that 4 screw rings vs 2 screw rings (that is screws per ring) are superior. Is this just another sales gimmick?

Can someone help me understand scope rings and how some are so cheap and some so expensive? I have no problem buying quality first (buy once cry once) But I dont understand where the point of diminishing returns is. Ive seen how crappy 10buck scope rings can be.. but what about $40 vs $100 rings?