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  1. DFABOVE

    P10F Slide bite???

    I don't think that even Joe Biden could get bitten by a P10F!
  2. I'm going to pick up a CGW 15 lb spring and was wondering if any one has offered a after-market backstrap offer for the P10F yet?
  3. I don't have a spikes lower but they are very good at meeting specs.
  4. The 1 in 500 FTF primer number was a wild ass guess based on an old farts memory! In my reckless youth I had a chance to fire sometimes thousands of rounds of 7.62mm daily and found that because of the random nature of FTF's you might see 3 or 4 FTF's in 200 rounds or none in several thousand. Also when you spread the FTF numbers over a bunch of different guns and calibers,who knows what you will get?
  5. I will be picking up my New plastic fantastic,full sized,striker fired CZ in a couple of days and would like to hear what those who already have them think!
  6. I have been reloading a very long time and have a very anal way of processing my brass before reloading.I always use range brass because of the amount that I have.I first decap, resize and decrimp military crimp if necessary.The next step is wet tumbling W/SS pins and simple green.The brass is now sun dried until it is hot to the touch,followed by being hand dried by a HAIR dryer.The brass now has immaculate primer pockets and looks like new and is bone dry.I then load in the normal way on a Hornady L-N-L progressive press using CCI,Federal,S&B,Remington and Winchester primers set to being flush with cartridge case.The only failure to fires are the occasional defective primer which happens at the same rate as new factory ammo,i e 1 in 500 regardless of caliber being loaded.WE are talking about a large volume of rounds in ;9mm,38spl,40s&w,.357mag,45acp,.556,6.8spc,.243,300blk,308 and 30-06.
  7. I have bought a couple thousand of the 185 gr. .45's over the last few years...good bullet.
  8. What is the aol of the loaded cartridge?You didn't mention if is the Colt or Glock pattern.Did your buddy install a spacer to limit the rearward bolt travel when fired?I have the Colt pattern and had to send my upper back to PSA to get the enlarged chamber because I bought one of the early production uppers with the smaller chamber.Psa has great customer service!I have fired over 1,500 reloads with the new upper and have not had a single ftf,fte or failure to chamber.This is with a large variety of powders and bullets.
  9. I went through the normal tune-up period when I built my PCC just trying to get it to run 100%.I am 6'3 with long arms and built mine with a magpul rifle stock.It runs 100% and is comfortable and solid!
  10. Most of us on this forum own several different guns .If you live in a neighborhood with people close by it might be better to go with a caliber with less penetration like a 45 acp or 12 gauge shotgun assuming the appropriate load. YMMV
  11. Memphis Mechanic, That is not the one,Google F5 brand and it was in stock @ $169.00 plus shipping.I also so the same branded one $199.00 @ prepper gun shop also in stock. Since I have not Shot PCC in a match yet and don't know all of the in's and out's can a drum like this be used? I know the mag extensions are ok . I am in a state where Colt pattern is the only way to go.
  12. I have just seen advertising for an F5 brand 9MM 50 round drum magazine in the Colt form factor and wondered if anyone has experience with these yet?
  13. Are both Colt and Glock pattern magwells available?
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