Bullseye

I travel a lot and keeping up my Bullseye practice is challenging. I’ve shot the matches at home that I could, shot a few on the road by taking my guns along as baggage, and many of you have very generously let me shoot your guns and your ammo, and then you’ve done the cleaning.

(Sunday Weather Alert: 56 degree high, 90% rain, 25 MPH winds!)

Here’s a shield you can use in competition to keep your competitor’s brass from hitting you in the face or dropping down your shirt.

We shoot 2700s every other Sunday but this was the other, other Sunday.

This is the last of a five part series on tolerances in reloading.

This is the fourth of a five part series on tolerances in ammunition reloading.

This is the third of a five part series.

In this part we look at Cartridge Overall Length (COL) and crimp to discover what tolerance is recommended and whether or not we can get accurate measurements with the available instruments.

This is the second of a five part series on tolerance in reloading.

1. Tolerance in Reloading (Introduction),
2. Tolerance in Powder Throw,
3. Tolerance in COL and Crimp,
4. Tolerance in Bullet Weight, and
5. Tolerance in Brass.

Introduction

I love my Dillon Precision HP1 Electronic Hearing Protectors but, after a couple of years at the outdoor range, the black vinyl covers had become cracked and the foam pads had lost their spring.