I use the Noveske and have had zero issues with it working with the Hyperfire Competition trigger.
https://www.primaryarms.com/noveske-short-throw-selector-60-degree-ambidextrous-with-magpul-lever
CM 03-11 El Strong & Weak Pres written description for PCC specifically says "weak shoulder only ".
No mention of "weak hand only" so RO's didn't enforce it.
USPSA needs to correct this classifiers course description if it does indeed contradict the new rules.
Just shot CM 03-11 El Strong & Weak Pres last club match.
Written Stage Briefing for PCC only specifies for string 2 "weak shoulder only ".
Shot it from weak shoulder and used strong hand to pull trigger.
No mention of weak hand to pull trigger so not required.
Not sure what PSA lower you have but I have a New Frontier Armory Lower.
I have a Techwell NFA magwell and it is hands down the best one for that platform.
I had excellent communication with TF using Facebook Message service.
Issue I had was with rounds hanging up in the 10 round extension where it meets the Glock mag base.
This required a small amount of filing on the back of the extension to correct.
The included instructions mention having to do this if the Glock mags are out of spec.
FYI TF recommends that rounds be 1.125 or shorter OAL to function properly.
I'm curious.
With the apparent high amounts of failure with this buffer, why do most of you even bother with this product?
Is it that much better than the other more reliable systems on the market?
I have a 2018 Hiperfire Competition trigger and it only comes with red (2.5 lbs pull) and green springs (2.0 lbs pull), never heard of the silver ones.
What pull weight does that give you?