AdvocatusDiaboli

Briley, but their barrels are 1:16.

I bought 3000 147 plated bullets from them. I haven't been able to get them to group at all (8-10" groups at 10 yards). I've switched to coated lead and I'm much happier. I'll never buy plated again.

Keep us posted on how it turns out and what the fix was/is.

I loaded 147 blue bullets over 3.2 grains of titegroup. OAL 1.140. Diameter .378 provided the best groups out of my G34. Soft shooting and very little smoke.

My G34 was most accurate with an OAL of 1.165-1.170 when using Xtreme 147 bullets. ***I used a different powder than you are using.

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I'm another who is seriously considering shooting Revolver division since the rule change. The 929 looks awesome. I want one.

No excessive smoking? Can I ask what gun you are shooting through. Any issues in a Glock barrel if that's what you shoot? Thanks. I'm using Titegroup with Blue Bullets (similar to Bayou & SNS) in a Glock 34. Very, very little smoke (almost nil). My load is 3.2 grains, OAL 1.145", Diameter .378, Speer brass, Rem primer, getting an average of 943 fps with a 147 grain bullet. Velocity spread is 21 fps. I've had no issues whatsoever using coated bullets in a Glock, thus far. NOTE*** I've only put 250 of these through my Glock. I plan to shoot more when they arrive. I've tried using less powder in my Glock, both with coated bullets and plated bullets, but my gun just doesn't seem to be as accurate when I go below 3.2 grains of titegroup.

You may not be aware of it but there is a set price for Blue Label Glocks and GT sells them for that price as most true Blue Label Dealers do. They should be charging these prices. Most c models have been discontinued.Glock model 17, 19, 22,23,26,27,31,32,33 $398.20 + Tax Glock model 17C, 19C, 22C, 23C, 31C, 32C $422.40 + Tax Glock model 20, 21, 21SF, 29, 30, 30SF, 36 $464.20 + Tax Glock model 20C, 21C $508.20 + Tax Glock model 34, 35 $480.70, + Tax Glock model 37, 38, 39 $414.70 + Tax If retail stores were required to sell at those prices, they would be selling at a loss. Most Blue Label Dealers also sell non Blue Label Pistols and they cost more. I'll second that. Scottsdale Gun Club sells blue label to those who qualify for the price you listed. They also sell white label Glocks to those that don't qualify for blue label at regular retail prices.

Do you have a lightened striker? If not, I highly recommend it. That will drastically reduce your light strikes.

I'm talking about the striker/firing pin spring at 4#s.

1st rule of SF is to always look cool. He broke the 1st rule.

Yes, I have an email sent to accuracy speaks. Waiting to hear back from him.

I've had 2 light strikes in about 3000 shots with Remington primers. I keep thinking about putting in the 4.5# spring instead of the 4# spring in there now. But, the light strikes just haven't been that prevalent.

I've got a lot of similarities to your 1st build. I'm also running a Vanek Classic and really like it. I went with a ZEV firing pin because I couldn't get a Jager. Keep me posted with your assessment of the Zev trigger system.