Tully Mars

People were looking for total misses, the other scoring system we used provided total misses and folks liked that. The version I used seperated misses as well.

Hi Wylie, Practiscore is what I had been using at DDCT. I did not use the online sign up, just built a match around those that had signed up. The one thing people did not like was PS did not tally total misses for a shooter, but as an MD it worked great. We were using Amazon Tablets that were a reasonable cost, you could use your phone. Tully

Happy belated Birthday, Rob!

I’m pretty sure the internals are not the same as other 73’s. The carrier is shorter, made for the 9mm. The one I handled at EOT seemed short stroked out of the box due to the shortened carrier. Of course I’m not certain, this is my recollection from my conversation with Taylor’s at EOT.

Slim, Mudflat and I will be seeing each other at WR. Tully

Not a problem. Get to feeling better soon . Tully

Email is on the way. Thanks Goody

Goody, Tried to PM an offer, it wouldn't go through. Sorry to do this here, but would you consider $75.00 shipped? I'll be out for a bit, check back later. Tully

Goody, Will you be at Winter Range? I'm only there for WB and leaving the afternoon of the 21st. Tully

What is the length on the barrel? Thanks, Tully

I had great response's from the seller using her email twodancinfeet1@aol.com. Ask her for pictures, description and shipping cost to your zip. Hope this helps. Tully

Please send pictures to lockettbryan@yahoo.com As well as a shipping quote to 94509 Thanks, Tully

I've used them, yes they work, but expect more fouling and loss of accuracy. Lubed is a far better choice. Besides loss of accuracy and more sticky guns, cleaning the rifle bore is more of a chore. The fouling is like cement, not soft or softer like when using lubed. If you swab the bore's every couple of stages it will help. The only reason I used them is because it's what I had on hand at the time, Now I still have a bunch loaded that I hesitate to use since going to lubed bullets for BP. All that said I've been able to shoot local 6 stage matches with closer targets clean using poly coated bullets and no lube, but on a hot day with more distant targets.......ouch....I couldn't hit a thing! Tully

Although I've shot them trough my Glock with good results, I have not shot enough to comment on build up and long term effects. Really don't shoot the Glock much. My online research prior to shooting them through the Glock was very favorable and mostly from IDPA forms and the likes. See below link from Eggleston bullets in regards to poly and lead in polygonal rifling. Lead Ringer, sorry for the link to a competitor, but it's good information. http://www.egglestonmunitions.com/articles/polycoated-bullets-and-polygonal-rifling-will-these-run-in-my-glock Tully

I've been shooting SNS castings poly coated bullets since they started making them. Not sure how they compare to Hi-Tek. There's been no issues with leading in my bores at all. Everything stays cleaner, dies, hands and guns. They can be a bit slick to pick up, but that's an acceptable issue. And shoot well out of my Glock 34 with polygonal rifling as mentioned above. My 1911 chamber seems to stay much cleaner with the poly coated bullets as well. Even tried them with BP in 44-40 and .38's, at local matches with close targets they've work well. Typically I get through a whole match without much fouling. Longer target distances on hot days, that's a different story all together. As expected accuracy diminishes after a few stages rather quickly without lube. Tully

PD, I'll take 3. A pair of barrel shrouds and front sights for Uberti Henry rifles. Shipped for $40.00. Let me know where to send the funds. Thanks, Tully