Neil E.

Really have to watch. A real problem with a rifle. It is so easy to forget and grab the rifle with the week hand a drag it past the 180.

No side-by-side magazine couplers allowed. Magazines must be carried on the belt or in apparel pockets. See rule 5.2.4. No restriction on location on the belt. No thigh rigs or tie down magazine holders. End-to-end coupling/extension is allowed.

CMC does not recommend there triggers for PCC. I talked with them and they said there triggers would probably not work because of the height differences in the bolt configurations between AR's and PCC. I had a spare CMC and tried it anyway. There were correct. Had all kinds of problems. CMC is a great company. Customer service is beyond the best. Replaced my beat up trigger even when they said is probably wouldn't work.

From there website CZ Scorpion EVO-3 LULA™ – 9mm, Available: May 2017

I wish Hornady made a 9mm Caliber Modified Case like they do for rifles.

Got my Coupler for Colt mags yesterday. Really looking forward to playing with this system. Colt 32 + 20 +1. Yikes...

which ones 9/40, 43, 19/23?

Has anyone had there firing pin puncture primers? I believe mine did that and melted the tip. I have just received a new spinta BCG and dropped the hammer on a empty case with a new primer and the indent is quit deep. I will probably need to shorten the firing pin.

Anyone else having trouble seating a colt mag easily. Using PSA 9MM SMG Colt Style Magazines. I have to give them a smack on the bottom to catch the mag release. The rounds in the mag make contact with the bottom of the BCG. Puts just enough pressure on the rounds that force is required to seat. If I don't give them a firm enough hit they will fall out. Just pushing the mag in hard is not enough. Any thoughts.

Suppressor NO https://uspsa.org/document_library/rules/2016/PCC Appendix D8_Sep2016.pdf

Call Glenn at Lone Star Innovations. 713-823-1676

That's the problem I had with my CMC. I added 0.030 to the face of the hammer. Problem solved.

Seeing that you have a USPSA club, ask other shooters to let you try there loads. Get there input on reloading. The best resource is the buddies you shoot with. The guys in the club I started shooting with, steered me in the right direction. Saved me a lot of trial and error and expense. Almost everyone in this sport is more than willing to help. All you need to do is ask. Good luck and welcome to the addiction.

When I test loads, I watch the dot only when I pull the trigger. Looking for the least amount of dot movement. If the dot rises vertical and returns to the center without leaving the glass, that is the best. Then I chrono to see if I am still making major. I personally like HS6. Real gassy real dirty.

Thanks will look in to it.