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The Rocks really aren't that bad, and I do enjoy shooting my double-stack. Now if my eyes would just get a little younger....

AndyC two words Green Loctite. You can find it most auto supply stores. It's medium hold and is put on after you assemble. Meaning you can move the sight till you are happy with it then Loctite it into place and if for any reason you need to disassemble you can.

Probably won't find Loc-Tite anywhere but auto supplys. It is the best though, just don't get the red unless you want it to be permanant.

pretty good shooting...Your group would probably be a bit tighter if you were shooting a M&P 45

Probably won't find Loc-Tite anywhere but auto supplys

Home Depot lists some on their web site.

Nice.

How many rounds did you shoot altogether? Get any leading with the new bullets? What powder charge did you mate them with?

That's a pretty nice looking mold, and in the picture, the bullets it throws seem more consistent in shape from one to the other than the Lee bullets. Is that the case?

Be glad you weren't there Sunday morning. I was 2 shooters down from the guy with a hand canon revolver that took out the bottom of the '&' in the sign on the overhead baffle . . . twice.

I left shortly after the second errant shot.

AndyC wrote: using my own recovered range scrap with some 50-50 solder and Thompson's Blue Angel lube. Powder charge was 4.0 gr Clays - v-rog measured the velocity at 848 fps through his Chrony.

Interesting.

I use wheelweights sweetened with some 505-50 solder over 4.0 gr Clays. Nice mid-range load. I use Lee Alox as the lube, however.

I had one of the American Classics for a while. It was very accurate too!!