Hoooooooooooray for "*****cat load" (tm)

[Rikarin]

I got mimimum power factor load from Atalanta Arms, where Glock team buy ammo for comptetition. Its around $135/1000 and went range today.

I was like, ohmygosh!

I can shoot twice faster and my grouping is half the size! What have I been doing?

Ok, becoming sharpshooter in couple months might not be that far fetch dream now.

I will so start reloading

( *****cat Rounds is trade mark of Atek3)

[Rikarin]

I got mimimum power factor load from Atalanta Arms, where Glock team buy ammo for comptetition. Its around $135/1000 and went range today.

I was like, ohmygosh!

I can shoot twice faster and my grouping is half the size! What have I been doing?

Ok, becoming sharpshooter in couple months might not be that far fetch dream now.

I will so start reloading

( *****cat Rounds is trade mark of Atek3)

[snwnme@realguns.com]

Rika, you're turning into a "gamer".

[imported_booknut]

I like to learn...so,
I understand what you said about the glock team, but who else uses these and why?
Is it just for competition?
do they have a purpose in defensive handgun training?

That's all I can think of tonight, thanks!

[Technical Ted]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rika:
( *****cat Rounds is trade mark of Atek3) <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Atek have something against cats?

[ivanimal]

Get the recipe!

[Rikarin]

SnWnMe Damn you! You got me. I don't want to admit!

Ivanimal I will indeed do so. there are couple of recipes floating around in Brian Enos Forum too and I am collecting brasses. I am seeing 19th-20th weekend, you will have this niewbie visiting you asking questions and taking up your precious time!!!

Ted You too! I will bombard you with questions. Be parepared

[Rikarin]

I am too newbie to tell if anyone use subsonic 9mm for defensive use. I wouldn't. I have .45 loaded with JHP on my bed side.

The reason I am buying those ammos are to be able to shoot fast and accurate in competition.


<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by booknut:
I like to learn...so,
I understand what you said about the glock team, but who else uses these and why?
Is it just for competition?
do they have a purpose in defensive handgun training?

That's all I can think of tonight, thanks!
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

[rawny@mac.com]

Rika,

How did you order them? I went to their website, but the ordering page isn't working.

[Rikarin]

They are bit say, rest of the America

Telephone number
770-464-2203



<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rawny:
Rika,

How did you order them? I went to their http://www.matchgrade.net/, but the ordering page isn't working. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

[ivanimal]

http://www.popguns.com/once_fired_brass.htm

cheap once fired brass from an indoor range

[Rikarin]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ivanimal:

http://www.popguns.com/once_fired_brass.htm

cheap once fired brass from an indoor range <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thanks! I bookemarked it
If it is THIS cheap (6000 for $110 including shipping) , I think I stop collecting at the matchs. Most of them are not dusty but dirty. I clean the floor so eagaly in indoor though

[jared@barringtons.com]

Light and smooth loads really make accuracy very easy. Dispite it's exellent mechanicle accuracy, you should not be surpprised to see wood fly from the target stand when watching even advanced marksmen fireing the .50AE Desert Eagle for the first time. Reason being that the guns kick is rough and atrocious.
I use the light and smooth shooting Miwall 240gr JHPs in my .44 Magnum Desert Eagle and with the way I have the trigger set up and the gun sighted in, you can aim straight at the bulseye and hit it dead center without much effort, yet, it can still hit an average size target at 300 yards without to much hassle.