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I had the Springer forward mount. I had a few jams until I replaced the extractor to the Lone Wolf one. When my SRO went out and i got it replaced, I got the newer, further back mount. It has been working fine.

BlueBullets seems to be still backed up but BBI is shipping fast. BlueBullets shipped my order yesterday. So I'll have it right around 5 weeks after ordering. I got a bit anxious a few weeks ago and ordered from BBI. Ordered on Sunday and they shipped on Monday.

I thought about doing this as well. I searched trigger shoe in the rule book and only found that they cannot extend beyond the width of the trigger guard. 5.1.5

I might have been able to get 23 but 22 was tight with the stock spring and followers. I always ran 21 at matches. Out of curiosity, have you gauged your mags? To fit the gauge, I had to do a bit of filing on the ones with TTI bases and the one I have with a Springer Base.

I just added Grams springs and followers to my mags with TTI base pads. One holds 23 comfortably and one is a bit tight. Today I live fire tested starting and reloading 23 +1 a couple of times and they ran fine. I do use the heavier recoil spring ( 14,15lb?) and 130pf ammo. I will do more testing before considering using in a match. However, More important is Lowsc3 bringing up that it may "easily bend the ejector". Yes, that's a hugh concern I didn't consider.

I have a P320rx with an X5 grip. Then I got an X5Legion. I liked the Legion better right off the bat. I liked the additional weight mostly. However, twice I've had to switch to the RX in a match. I was worried since I only practice with the Legion. But, both times, I was very surprised that it didn't matter. Although I could feel the weight difference, they shot the same. I can't say it made a bit of difference in the match. That said, if I didn't have the Legion, I would have put the XTG grip on the RX. Just because I like to fiddle. So...

I was born and raised in Texas surrounded by family and friends that are gun enthusiasts, mostly hunters and defensive carriers. Up until 6-7 years ago, I (nor anyone I know) had never heard of games like USPSA or IDPA or Steel Challenge. Coastal Bend Shooters (CBS) has a monthly USPSA and Steel Challenge match in Corpus. https://practiscore.com/clubs/coastal-bend-shooters-gc08/matches I believe there is a USPSA club or two in the valley but have not shot there. Try Pharr Action Shooters Club - Edinburg, TX https://pharrgunclub.org/events/ South Texas Tactical - Brownsville, TX

Check that the Toolless Guide Rod is not touching the comp. Mine was at one time causing the issue you are having.

They offer a tuned(?) trigger EPT version on lowers. I'm wondering if it is worth it or resign to adding an improved one. Hyper Fire? ---------- The PSA EPT trigger starts with a polished mil-spec style single stage trigger assembly and micro-polishes the contact surfaces. The trigger then gets an electroless nickel coating to assist in wear resistance and lubricity. The result is a very satisfying single stage trigger. -------------------------------

Do you know which lower he selected? How was the trigger?

That was an interesting stage start. It seems like a no brainer that the door must to be closed. That is the way the stage was designed and reset by the RO before each shooter. A shooter can't go around changing the stage at the "Make Ready" command. Or can he...

Yep decisions, decisions. So many Divisions, so many guns, so little time, so little money. You need to retire and shoot full time. Larry sold the X5 this morning.

Chris, There is a reason why PCC is much more popular than Carry Optics so far. PCC shooters have much more fun. Now you take a Production shooter like yourself that turns to PCC - with all those rounds in a gun it must be like pure joy - what heaven feels like. Good luck.

I've purchased several guns from this Sig Dealer plus use his FFL services. He shows one in stock. http://www.gunwurkz.com/itemsforsaleSigSauer.php

From NROI - my note included these images I posted above. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "There is no prohibition in the rules against internal beveling and smoothing, only against external flaring of the mag well. The changes you note are not considered to be external flaring." Troy ---------------------------------------------------