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Never had a chance to shoot Ft Benning, but always thought it looked pretty interesting. Seems like they got do some stages that you couldn't do else where. Didn't realize that it wasn't held this year.

https://www.wingtactical.com/firearm-parts/ar-15-parts/muzzle-devices/strike-industries-5-8-24-muzzle-device-alignment-shim-kit/ have ordered form these guys before with good results. Not a huge strike industries fan but probably hard to mess up shims Have a jamb nut on a no name comp and prefer that.

https://www.amazon.com/Uncle-Mikes-87713-Competition-X-Large/dp/B00RYMDC0M/ref=pd_cp_200_3/141-0856565-0174822?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00RYMDC0M&pd_rd_r=7d66eb79-c5b9-4c10-9bd4-2d906533aa21&pd_rd_w=sh6Oa&pd_rd_wg=g0gYu&pf_rd_p=4853e837-f87a-46d4-be32-dcf86bff7a7c&pf_rd_r=MPMH8MRVJ8PXDRXNW2J3&psc=1&refRID=MPMH8MRVJ8PXDRXNW2J3 I use one of these. Cut it down to length. Locate where you want the ELS mounts, mark the holes, and take a soldering iron to burn burn through. Works great and belt is cheap enough that if you screw up, just replace it.

24 rnds for 140mm https://www.mbxextreme.com/index.php?page=Glock_Magazines_141mm

you may want to look at one of these to mount a red dot for steel challenge https://www.carvercustom.com/ecommerce/carver-handgun-scope-mounts/carver-glock-scope-mounts/competition-glock-scope-mounts/carver-competition-sts-burris-glock-mount.cfm

Bought one some years back before they were ranger proof. AIM carried them for a year or two and it looks like the company rebranded or sold to Ranger Proof. It was a trigger shoe only back then. At the time there were not nearly as many options as there are now. I really like the trigger, but do not use it as much as I did originally. It coupled with springs, disconnector and an over travel screw made for a nice 3lb, short trigger. I believe the shoe has different pivot points so that the pre travel starts at the firing pin block. So prior to the break, there is still travel but a good bit less than a stock glock.

Have not shot the KKM, but believe it was set up for Rolands so 124 nato would be a good place to start. Do shoot a carver 2 port https://www.carvercustom.com/ecommerce/comps-barrels-glock-xdm-s-w-m-p/glock/glock-compensators/gen-3-carver-custom-3-port-comp-9mm-2052.cfm and it works with 115 factory. Usually use federal. Looking at the carver it has smaller side ports so it may work better with lower power ammo.

$3.50 https://www.homedepot.com/p/The-Home-Depot-5-Gal-Homer-Bucket-05GLHD2/100087613

Left rear pocket, bullets down and pointing out works pretty well if you are right handed.

https://www.eurooptic.com/Meopta-Optika6-1-6x24-Illuminated-223-30mmSFP-Riflescope-653611.aspx Need to update their distributors, etc as well

Not familiar with PPC, but best of luck. The calculators are pretty good but only as good as the info you put in, so drop could be a little more depending on the bullet profile and velocity etc. Saw this web article where they were getting 2" drop at 50. https://www.mcarbo.com/9mm-trajectory-chart-vs-40-s-w-trajectory-chart.aspx. Not sure if the .6" would make or break you but just wanted to offer the additional info. Hope you have a fun match.

According to strelok PPU 124 fmj gr travelling at 1120fps out of 1/10twist barrel sighted in at 25yds will drop 1.4 inches at 50yds. Google "ballistics calculator" and you should find plenty of options to enter your data into. No idea if the factory sights are set at 25yds. Have shoot some run and guns with 50-75 yard targets and found that my trigger press is a lot worse than my sights.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/federal-xm193bk-5-56-1000rd-case.html?trk_msg=9MM96SC0L6C43596IGUET8PG10&trk_contact=KRO9R3I4VDNUHA02J4D13L18GC&trk_sid=VVQMMVFEONN3FL3T7D09TN7QD4&utm_source=Listrak&utm_medium=email&utm_term=https%3a%2f%2fpalmettostatearmory.com%2ffederal-xm193bk-5-56-1000rd-case.html&utm_campaign=Daily+Deal&utm_content=12%3a00+Email $280 for 1k 55gr federal with free shipping

you may want to look at the 45mos if you have big hands and plan to run an optic.

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