things just happen sometimes,  I can't ever remember having a bad lot of primers,  sometimes there are very slight differences in diameter and I can feel them when seating and switching primers.

I'm with TexWeatherby on this one ! 

start re-loading, consolidate powders, make your own components lots of options out there

My Kawa was a 900 and very fast,  it would definitely out run my 750 I don't know on the Yushi 836 my buddy didn't had it in at that time, when he did build it there was no way I could keep up with him on my 750.  we put dual front disc brakes on our Honda 750's  that was a time when you had to design your own and have a machine shop take a few thousandth's off here and there to get things lined up then make your own brake line set-up.  I had both my front rotors drilled for heat dissipation. we also set up and laced 16" Harley rear rims and tires.  I did ride a few Kawa triples 500 & 750 scary  quick I could pull a wheely in 3 rd gear on a hopped up 500 triple. those big Kawa 2 strokes S--T and get super quick revving,  another bike that was darn fast in it's day were Triumph Trident 750-3 cyl an BSA Rocket 3's, my buddy got hung up on them and they were fun but not exactly reliable so he switched to Harley's a few years later thankfully he had access to a nice old school machine shop. one down side with the big inline 4's  back then they were top heavy and didn't jam in the quick corner's nearly as good as a smaller 350 or 450 Honda twins let alone the Triumphs and the Nortons in the day.

My first bike was a 1968 Triumph Trophy 650 fun bike except for Lucas electric's and then bought a 1973 Honda CB 750 back then we tricked them all out lots of chrome and other modifications,  there were a handful of us when we were in the navy and a few civilian friends in San Diego that all rode together,  some on old Harley's, a Triumph trident,  Norton commando's , even  Honda 350 & 500 fours and a  Honda 450 twin.  none of the rice burner bikes broke down can't say that about the others in the day.  my buddy asked If he could ride my CB 750 and I could ride his old suicide shift Harley 74 full chopped rigid frame & springer.  loved the look of them, loved the sound of them, and I wouldn't own one of them, not back in the day anyway.  I put over a hundred thousand miles on my 750 and never any major problem's and the last one to go,  I had a Kawa 900 - 4 cyl and early Honda Goldwing,  didn't like the Goldwing not for my riding style good bike though.  even had a Yamaha XS 650  twin put a rigid frame and Girder front end should have left it stock it never broke down either good bike. one thing about those Honda  750's back in the day you run the crap out of them and as long as you changed oil, kept the carbs in sync, kept them in tune they just ran.  riding back then was different than it is today too many cars out there. 

I don't go to very many movies in theatres anyway

Boy that's going to have some ramifications in other States also.  In AZ and others I wonder if this judgment carries over to other States or would the other States have to file their own lawsuit ? 

Derrill,   I really don't know anything about the Smith SD 40,  I'd get some you tubes on them and check out their reviews.  Norma broke her knee & shin bone very badly almost a year ago 18 pins, plates, bone graft, and 2 surgeries and it's still not right,  looking possible for another surgery later we just don't know,  she retired and stopped hunting she will still go but not hunt.  Brandon is doing fine still hunting and shed hunting,  I screwed up on a couple cow elk 2 years ago  down the road near the wildlife habitat area when the muzzleloader didn't go bang or they were one behind the other and couldn't shoot.  Brandon has taken a couple 6x6 nice bulls  the last few years he passed on a monster 6 by maybe 200 yds skylighted on a ridge broadside,   and didn't want to take a chance of where the bullet would go,  he shot one bull at 832 yds with his 300 wby MKV  a bunch of us watching not like a lot of pressure,  you could see the vapor trail looking like a soft ball till it hit. cold late Nov morning about 8000 ft elev,  had a hard time ranging that bull out in that new growth Aspens,  I couldn't range it in my older Leica,   another friend was having trouble with his pulled the battery out of mine and gave it to him still couldn't get a range I tried  Brandons Vortex 1800 RF couldn't pick up a range another friend used his new Leupold and finally got the range and he shot,  after that I went out and bought a Vortex Fury AB 5000  I like it so far  a lot of features I probably never use.  hard to get drawn anymore especially for Bull.  Brandon and I were up on an Antelope hunt  1 1/2 hr to the north west of us I guess about 4 yrs ago we were watching a 400 Bull for a couple days no elk tags of course he had probably 50 to 60 cows with him and a couple lesser Bulls in the rear didn't see any Antelope I wanted to shoot so I went home empty,  Brandons was spotting using that wide angle Kowa 82mm you could see the ripples in his skin it's so clear.   you still have my phone # ?    I haven't tried to get tags on the RES after Covid  things are different I think.