Finally got back to the range with my new chrono.  Running about 1241-1332.  Question is where should 155 grain coated lswc be running?

Having an issue with the Sig tacops extracting.

I have been looking as well and will look into the ones mentioned above. 

Does anyone have the pro chrono dlx?  I have read quite a bit of positive feedback on other forums.  Currently midway has them for 109 with free shipping for Black Friday.  The bluetooth is a nice feature.

Glad to hear that the knee is healing.  Here's to a speedy recovery!

This forum is a definitely a wealth of knowledge and I am glad to be a part of the community.   

I had meniscus surgery about 6 years back.  It took weeks after the tear before the surgery occurred however in the interim I refused to stop walking on it, as I had to continue working.  That actually helped the healing process believe it or not as according to my Dr. most people do not or can not walk and lose muscle.  I did cave and had to use pain medicine for a couple of days after the surgery.

Happy Thanksgiving fellas!

It is definitely a beautiful gun.  IMHO it is every bit as nice as my VBob.  Slide to frame fit is basically the same as well.  Time will tell on the mim parts, however for the price it is hard to beat.  If need be I'll drop in a cylinder and slide kit.

Does anyone know what the front and rear dovetails are?  I would prefer straight eight sites on it.

Thanks.  I'll load some up at ~10.7-10.8 grains and go from there. 

Thanks.  I imagine I should be able to load really close to the 150 projectile then?  Likely around 10.8 max for the 155?

I have not been able to find any load data for 155 grain coated semi wad cutters.  The projectiles came from Summers Enterprises.  Looking for 231 and blue dot load data if anyone has anything it would be greatly appreciated.