J.S. Sooner, SASS #73526

Maybe, but only when I shoot close to urban areas. Then again, I may just flip it 180 with the brim in back to fit in.

Last couple on matches have been windy. My new hat should be easier to keep from blowing off.

Seems like you are missing something. Stage diagram shows shotgun targets but no instructions for shotgun. Were they just props for this stage? I could see this stage run as 10 rifle knockdowns with any left standing taken down with shotgun after 2 shotgun targets are down.

Shotgun beads work too. Choose your size.

Maybe after the next ammo shortage. Just don't shoot your eye out! I could use my old Daisy lever gun but the targets will have to be closer. Would take some practice to hit the steel, being I'd have to aim above the target at rifle distances.

I'll take the 9mm dies.

Go for it, I am looking into other options.

PM sent, Mossberg shows different part numbers for different gauge size. Is this for 12 gauge?

Bucket of water will finish the job.

I'll take it. Will PM to work out payment.

We shoot indoors in the coldest winter months in PA. Shooting cardboard targets, at one club using heavy triple thick cardboard, I have picked up some 45 slugs that didn't penetrate the target, even found one slug stuck in the cardboard. I gave them back to the shooter at the unloading table, though he may be able use them in his reloads.

FYI, your lever should be closed with hammer down on empty chamber to start the stage. Photo shown has the lever open, chamber condition unknown.

This part replaces the part that moves the indexing ring. Hit Factor kit has a bearing for the shell plate and camming pin for case feeder.

I just put this and the Hit Factor kit on one of my 650's. They do help smooth out the machine. I recommend the upgrades. Primer seating depth adjustment seemed to be off for me. I sanded the cap screw down some to seat the primer more.

Did you add the Index Bearing Cam Block for Dillon (XL650) also? I was looking at both upgrades. Thank you JSS