Eyesquared

Breakthrough carbon remover has worked well for me to get off stubborn carbon - just spray it and wipe it off

Got it - does it feel different turning your head with the weight of the headset or is it pretty light?

Anyone here using this and need glasses? Curious how that works out with the headset. Never had VR so not sure how real it feels visually.

Agreed with the above, there may be something about your grip that is taking an otherwise reliable combo and putting it on the verge of being unreliable. Some of the factory 9mm I've shot is significantly softer than 132PF out of my Gen 5 Glock.

For MOS Glocks I like the Forward Control Designs MOS adapter plates. Mine was a snug fit to the slide and has not given me any issues through ~7000 rounds of 9mm. The stock MOS plates that came with my gun were so warped you could see the bend with the naked eye before even trying to install them

The thing that really seemed to drive this home was working transitions with mixed USPSA open targets and minipoppers. With both placed at equal distances the steel will require more confirmation, but not a dramatically different amount if you are really trying to hit A-zone on the paper.

I flip and catch but am conscious that if I miss the catch I'm not going after it. I can pick it up later and don't want to sweep myself or appear to sweep myself by reaching.

On target transitions I've observed that sometimes even if I am staring a hole in the target exactly where I want to shoot, it can lead to me underconfirming (firing when I start to see my red dot enter the target vs waiting until it reaches the spot I'm trying to hit). Because the cue to fire changed for me from looking at the dot and waiting until it is centered, to looking at the target and waiting for it to appear, it's taken me some getting used to in order to have the right timing.