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  1. I just finally got around to shooting mine this past week. I like it better than the polymer, and it seems to be more accurate too.
  2. 147gr coated FP 3.15gr N320 1.135” (Glock 34) PF 129 avg (low 127PF, high 131PF
  3. My favorite is 147 with VV N320
  4. Italian, even after 1 year they are still no easier to load that 23rd round.
  5. yep, my opinion too, it seems like every KB I have witnessed and read about was a reload from a 550.
  6. I built a couple of ARs many years ago for 3gun, which I have not shot in at least 6 years now. Both rifles are tack drivers, one is 16” and the other 18”, both stainless and medium profile (I guess, that is what it is called, I think they are 0.750”, I can put a caliper in them when I get home). I have been pondering fluting both barrels to reduce weight and repurpose the rifles. Has anyone done this aftermarket with success?
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    AXG Grip?

    Wow. Very nice looking setup. I just purchased an AXG Scorpion, it get so nice in hands and have been considering setting up a competition version of the AXG. I really like your setup.
  8. I easily get 23 rounds in my Glock mags with TTI base pads
  9. I have TTI base pads on all 3 of my Carry Optics pistols. M&P CORE, Glock 34 MOS, and now Sig P320. The Sig mags are much much much harder to get 23 rounds in the magazine. The M&P is by far the easiest, with 23 rounds in the magazine, you can still compress the rounds another ~2mm, super easy to load. The Glock is still way easier than the Sig, once there are 23 rounds in the magazine, you can just barely compress the rounds by maybe 1mm. With the Sig magazines, I had to press harder than ever to get the 23rd round in. I can get it to load in the P320 on a closed slide, surprisingly with ease, but I have not had a chance to see how well the gun functions with these mags loaded to 23 rounds. Forgot to add these are 21 round magazine tubes with +1 TTI basepads. Currently, I have 3 P320 mags loaded to 23 rounds just sitting in the safe, I hope this will help.
  10. Do you let the springs rest in the bottom of the +1 base pads?
  11. I am in the crowd using OEM Glock mags with TTI extensions for 23+1. TTI is who I use, I am sure that Taylor, Henning, whoever are great and I recommend you use the ones you want. Where I differ from some of the posts above is, I reload from the belt with standard OEM Glock 17 round magazine. Very rarely have I needed more than 10 rounds with my reload. If there were 2 primary areas of engagement, when the first area may fire 8-12 shots and the second area fires 18-20 shots, then I would plan to reload with another 23 round magazine. I have small hands, so reloading the standard mags are easy and quicker for me.
  12. I am pretty sure I use a 12lb spring in my 1911 45 major, no issues once I switched.
  13. I have recently noticed on the Sig website, there are different sizes of Legion grips... Is this the circumference? Does Springer or Gray Guns have different sizes too? or what is their sizes compared to the Legion? https://www.sigsauer.com/txg-grip-module.html
  14. I am a new P320 owner, I have been a huge Glock fan boy for years and use TTI +6 (9mm) base pads on my Glock mags. I keep seeing lots of people on this thread saying they are using a +5 TTI base pad, so you are only running 22 round magazines, 22 + 1 ? Then with regards to the 21 round mags, it seems a +2 TTI will get you 23+1, which is what I am used to with my 17 round Glock mags. Also, before I purchase more mags, do I just need to hold out and wait until some 21 round magazines come available?
  15. I haven't shot a match in a few years now, but occasionally browse the forum for interesting topics... this has been one of my favorites I have come across in a very long time. Congratulations on your journey, I hope to see more from you in the future.
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