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You’ll have to cut the dust cover back on the txg grip.

I haven’t noticed mine to be louder than stock, but I also dump a hundred in and walk away. I’m still at zero upside down since the switch.

If it’s legal in any other division, you can slap a dot on it and shoot CO in Idpa.

Been a while. Any further updates on this dot?

Been reading all morning, is there any consensus on which plate is “best practice”. I have a thick springer plate on my x5 which mounts dot in conventional position and have had zero issues. Concerned that the offset springer mount will present different.

Rule of thumb, the uglier the STI roll marks, the better the gun. Lol

I’m using Winchester spp if that helps any.

If i could get mine working 100%, I’d have never ventured down this route.

Interesting. I hate the fat tube. It is a tight fit with the powder hopper In the way. Never seemed to drain smoothly for me. I’ve dumped a lot of primers on the bench with the fat tube. I’ll let you know if they daisy chain on me.

I have no idea what the point of the sausage tube is. I figured it was how dillon could get it to work. I don’t miss it at all. Never considered that it was for additional safety.

I’m all gen 5 at this point. Might be tempted in a gen 3 24 if I stumbled across one cheap

I thought they were killing all of gen 4.

He should skip 4 and go to 5. 4 is dead.

I grip hard but there is still a strong possibility that I’m an idiot.

It’s possible that I’m an idiot and did it wrong but I did use alcohol to clean and heat to bind. I am an accomplished destroyer of things.

Ok.

How in the heck do you access pm’s from the mobile version?

Yes. Install is tricky due to the length of the replacement bushing. Helpful to have a ball end Allen wrench

yes. I sold the fat tube and the oem bushing as a conversion kit.

I bought a rf100 from a buddy earlier this year and could never get it to run better than 98-99% correctly oriented primer. It’s as level as I can get it, I monkied with the bushing adjustment, watched all the videos, talked to friends with them etc... and I’d still average 1-2 upside down primers a tube. I saw someone on Facebook recommend this bushing that entirely crimson makes. The main purpose of the bushing is that it allows the use of the standard dillon pickup tubes, but the ancillary benefit is that I haven’t had an upside down primer since I installed it. Granted it’s still fairly early on (2k rounds loaded) but it seems to have possibly eliminated my upside down primer issue. At least, I’ve gone from 1-2 per 100 to <1 per 2000 at current count. so if you are having issues with your rf100 dropping upside down primers, it might me worth the $20 to try this bushing... especially with as scarce as primers are these days.

If I wanted to fix new guns myself, I’d still shoot 2011’s!

I’ve got a raw spot on the heal of my palm on my support hand. Right where the grip tape used to shift on me. I suspect it will wear down some over time and my office hands will become more manly.

I did my match gun this weekend.

I put it off for at least a year. Then it took literally 30 minutes including diassembly of the gun. Just tape real good, apply epoxy, apply grit, remove tape, and hang until dry

Send it to Glock. They are pretty good with warranty issues in my experience.