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If you have some very specific things you want on a gun, then custom is your best option. Otherwise there are a fair number of good options out there. Dan Wesson is the first that comes to mind in terms of quality.

.40 & 10mm

Xtreme Match long slide pistols have a lightened slide in 9mm caliber only, the .40 S&W and 10mm do not have slide cuts

Yes, takes P09 mags

Be interesting to see what follows after "field" testing

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I too have both, my STI has been highly modified and is basically only a STI slide frame with a few of thier small parts. When I picked up the PM9, the only mods were adding grips and magwell, then lightly breaking the edges on the back of the thumb safety lever, lightening the factory trigger a little. In the end, both are similar, but I have far more $ into the STI so it is easy to say just go with a PM9. DW's are fit tigher and have better lockup too, so it will last longer.

Go for it, just remember its harder to put material back than it is to take it off!

Trade it in for something else...... you asked

Yes, you need a titanium firing pin to cure the bump fire which is actually a slam fire.

I found that E3 meters better than Clays, which is one reason why it would be more consistent.

Looking forward to it! Derek does a great job at putting together some really good stages

You might want to make sure the mags are not hanging up due to over insertion of the mag release. Take the mag release out completely and test to see if the mags drop out. If not, then try a new mag in the same test.

Yes, thank you Steve and crew for putting on a great match! Looking forward to more next year

Really no need for longer System Mag in 9mm as the standard mag holds 10 and is easy to reload when slide is forward (speed reload). Longer mag body would get you an extra round, but it would not be any benefit in the shooting sports. My 2 cents....

these work great for me http://www.thebluebullets.com/

Overall weight and balance are key factors when deciding on a barrel

Yes This scope is light weight, eye relief is great and as with all Leupolds, great glass. But, if you want a scope with only crosshairs and 2 bullet drop lines, then you might feel overwhelmed with the amount of "information" this reticle offers

LOL, some just can't leave anything alone .........

Another vote for the magpul fixed moe

I too have the same issue and setup my mounts so they hang off the receiver in the front, with the locking lug in the last possible rail slot

Looking forward to it!

No, but now I won't be able to sleep at night without analytical data for said distance

230 yd zero, I tried both 228 and 229, but 230 works best for me

Yes, the Miculek comp will work and be effective on any length barrel.