to beat the heat. Started shooting around 8:30 and wrapped it up in a couple hours. Was shooting my old 1911 and my Star PD carry gun.
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I saw the shots going into a nice group and at the last shot I thought, "This will be easy." And it was ... eased it to the left and low.
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I have a habit of doing that for some reason.
Yesterday I cleaned the brass and this morning while it was cool I sized, deprimed and neck expanded them. Now all I have to do is prime them and load them.
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I am going to load the 230 gr. cast flat nose bullet. I like this bullet for serious stuff. I believe it will work well should I have to shoot a fat armadillo.
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One load I have chronographed with this bullet is 10.5 gr. of Blue Dot. It does 1034 fps out of my old 1911. I will not shoot them in the Star! And that load is not a plinking or practice load. I believe a steady diet would hammer the 1911, even with a heavy recoil spring.
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Got Out On The Range Early The Other Day
- Jim Taylor, 2024-08-22, 18:22
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A great way to spend the day. (nm)
- Mark Conner, 2024-08-22, 20:47
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Always good to see . . .
- ORG, 2024-08-24, 05:51
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SINGLE STAGE
- Jim Taylor, 2024-08-24, 14:02
- A few year's back I bought a 1958-59 - WB, 2024-08-26, 09:01
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I don't have the 310's . . .
- ORG, 2024-08-25, 10:18
- I have a Rock Chucker from 1970 that I use from - Gary Reeder, 2024-08-25, 21:33
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SINGLE STAGE
- Jim Taylor, 2024-08-24, 14:02
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Always good to see . . .
- ORG, 2024-08-24, 05:51
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A great way to spend the day. (nm)
- Mark Conner, 2024-08-22, 20:47