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UPDATE: Dec 21
The powder is pending sale.
Bullseye reloading powder.
One bulk canister with 3.75 pounds in it, $90 ($24.00/pound); this is a cardboard cannister and has been opened. Since getting this powder from another shooter, I've loaded several hundred rounds of ammo and they all fired...
As most know (and some love) there are a great variety of shooting sports featuring the handgun, such as bullseye, IPSC, IDPA, steel challenge, ICORE, metallic silhouettes, CAS, bowling pins, etc.
Beyond the fun factor, which ones do you think are most germane to preparation for a disaster...
I have in on consignment a very nice Colt National Match, manufactured in 1980
I have test fired this pistol and it is very accurate.
This is a very nice pistol overall. I took it in last July for a tune up. Customer wanted to keep it in top notch shape so I replaced a few parts. New springs...
Got a few 1lb cans of bullseye pistol powder. Works great for 9mm, 45acp, 38spc, 40S&W, 357, 380 etc, etc.
$28 per lb
Picked up these from a local gun store awhile back when I didn't have hardly any left. I've since been able to get enough to hold me for awhile.
Price tag is still on top of...
February 26, 2019 / Murfreesboro, Tennessee, USA "Three alleged criminals tried to run out of the gun store with guns in hand, Caleb jumped over the counter and slapped the gun out of one of the guys standing there and then chased after the other two as they ran out the front door. Kelley saw...
I know these are two of the more popular powders, especially for 9mm. The cost between them are similar. For all you experienced reloaders who may know, is there much difference or advantage between the two? They must be different somehow, otherwise they would not be two separate powders.
Also...
I live in Bandon, a long drive from the north of the state, so I wonder whether there are any Air, 22 or centerfire precision shooting leagues in the PNW region - possibly with postal system?
I know that there are Cowboy Action events in Florence (not my style) and Steel Challenge at Medford...
I bought three of these in a row and decided to put an adjustable sight on my Glock 19. Red colored bullseye. As new. Been on my gun for a few months. Pretty cool sight.
$99 free shipping
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FREE SHIPPING...
After an 8 month wait my RRA 1911 competition pistol arrived this weekend.
Bullseye Wadcutter
I’ll be using it for Precision Pistol (aka Bullseye) matches at TCGC.
My old Bob Chow custom wadcutter will go into well earned honorable retirement.
No sights come with this gun. It’s made for...
I have a like new Bullseye camera system for sale. They go for about $550.00. I will sell this one for $400.00. It comes with camera, computer and battery. It has a one mile line of sight functioning distance. Use with I pod, I pad, or cell phone. PM if interested...
The Idaho State 2700 Pistol match is coming up March 24 in Bonners Ferry. At the Kootenai Valley Rifle and Pistol Club, 66023 Highway 2, Bonners Ferry Idaho 83805.
Call or text (2082901151) or email [email protected]
Tom Daniel
For those of you with an interest, this is an indoor 25yd...
$1100.00 obo
Kimber custom target II 45
Setup for Bullseye
Nolin Match grade barrel and bushing
Full length glide rod
Chip McCormack trigger 3lb trigger pull
Clark full length rib
Ultra Dot
Herrett Nationals Model 1911 Grips
This gun holds 3in groups from ransom rest at 50yards with 200g swc and...
I just ordered a CMM Ultimate Brass Catcher so I can mount it on my Strong Case bullseye box and have a convenient "grab and go" pistol box with everything all together. Also, I'm tired of bending over to pick up spent brass. I see other Bullseye shooters on the firing line with them and looks...
Just got back from a visit with @Velzey who has been working on one of my Bullseye guns:
a 1918 vintage Model of 1911 customized by Bob Chow sometime in the late 1940s (one of his early pieces). Velzey replaced the spring and sear, etc, and gave it a thorough going over. Nice guy and does good...
I bought a RCBS Chargemaster about a year ago and have been using it mostly to throw loads for rifles... 7mm, .243, 22-250, etc. although I did load some .45 ACP as well. Powders I have used range from H4831 to H380, and Unique. Everything has performed swimmingly until last weekend...