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Going will Dillon is actually less expensive in the long run for the following reasons: 1. It won't break, and if it does they fix it free. 2. If you manage to wear it out loading millions of rounds, Dillon will rebuilt it to "as new" condition for almost nothign 3. If you ever decide the sell...

Buy your case feeder from Cabelas, and they give you the sub plate for free.. At least thats what happened when I bought mine..$68 savings over LS&B

I recommend this one. http://www.cqbsolutions.com/winchester_1200_cqb_sling.htm My friend has gone through about 3 different brands of slings and has settled on this one as the best. I have one on order, and expect to receive it in about 3 weeks.

David, Please post how things work out if you have them work on your gun. I'm interested in what mods they do, and how it shoots when you get it back.

So I found out more info from some people "in the know" about the SX2. David, if you want your gun to cycle lighter loads, call Jeff at Sure Cycle and for $35 he can modify your piston .. I guess this is the best way to go from what I've heard.. They can also do a complete reliability...

I called Winchester and asked about getting the MK1 to run lighter loads.. This guys answer was basically that it can't be done without "tearing the gun up." Whatever.. Anyway, I have a reliable 1 1/8 load that runs fine, guess I'll just stick with that.. I was also hoping to run 1 oz...

That sucks.. I just picked up an SX2 practical and have the same issue.. Do you reload by chance? I found that my SX2 will cycle 1 1/8 loads fine if they are going 1200fps.. This would be a 3 dram load in factory ammo.. Try picking up some of these.. 1-1/8 heavy target loads, and see if it...

It was a stock spring. The back of the case blew apart.. Right at the 6 o'clock position.. Go figure..

I used to have a glock 23, but it kaboomed so I'm done with glocks in 40 or 357sig.

Looks like the forums are active, but I haven't been able to register for months and months as a new user. This is all I get when I click register Registration is temporarily down. It will be available again in the future.

Well, I have a good follow up to this post. Shipped the gun to S&W on a Thursday, they received it Friday. I got it back Wednesday the following week, so they only had it 2-3 days, can't ask for a better turn around than that. Anyway, they replaced the hammer, and the rear sight. I asked...

You guys have it all wrong!! Best double action in 45ACP is my S&W 625 revolver, hands down. Has a smoother double action trigger than anything else I've ever fired, including sigs and Hks

I shoot a DA revolver in competition all the time and I can tack drive with it, so I'm used to shooing DA triggers, also my glock was no problem either and it had a similar trigger. I'm shooting about 1000 rounds a month these days, so I'm doubting the accuracy problem is me, but I'm going to...

It could be me thats "sucking" but I can tack drive my Kimber 1911 with 5 shots all into the same hole at say, 10 yards. With the pm9, I'm shooting big groups, 4" maybe.. I've been using proload 124gr +p, maybe it's the ammo? Tried some winchester white box 115gr target ammo, same results...

What makes a "range" bag anyway? How about just bring a pistol case, and one of those military surplus tool bags for ammo? Thats what I do on the bike.

If you want rimless you can get a 627 in 38 super. Moons clips for 38 super are pricy though. My 627 is a 357, and I'm going to run only 38 special through it, with moon clips.

Using bullseye and unique is like driving an 1960s car with a carburetor when there are 2003s available with fuel injection that give you way better gas milage, and run cleaner. My advice, use a load book and a chrono, and use modern powders, like clays, power pistol, others.

pdmcghinnis, Don't use titegroup in your 625. I have a 625 and with 4.2 gr titegroup, it makes the gun unusable pretty fast. My favorite 625 load is 3.5 clays and a 200gr RNFP. Very clean and makes minor power factor in my 5", you may have to bump it up in your 4" I would stay away from...

Can't tell if the hammer is actually bent, but it's rubbing on something.. It should ship out tomorrow, and I'll post a follow up when I get it back.

So I called smith this morning, they didn't give me any hassle. They are sending a pre-paid fed-ex label right to my house so I can ship the gun to them. At first he said I should try bringing the gun back to the store I bought it at, but I said I'd rather just ship it back, because they were...