Patrick Scott

Sarge if the PD 115s are like the PD 124s I think its the shape of the HP opening. I think its so flat that it can actually ride along the ledge instead of falling off to get tipped upright. I tired moving the ledge more and adjusting the angle, still can't avoid one or two per loading session.

One think that helped for me was to ground the powder measure. I just ran a wire from one of the hopper screws to the main copper water pipe coming into my house.

I have an Eclipse model that came with Blue, Yellow and Silver(no paint) the silver ones give the lightest pull and provide the hardest hit. Last time I measured it I got about a 2lb pull.

I hooked a $3 makeup mirror to a $7 flexible desk lamp that is clipped to my 650 press frame. This is basically the view I have while loading. Not sure with the stations on the 1050 if you could work this, but it sure was cheap.

No, I havent shot my 16" barreled upper in a long time. All I can tell you is that the SI 14.5 is faster than my JP 14.5. With the same loads the SI is about 100fps faster depending on the weather and ammo temp.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mike+seeklander+daily+dry+fire+challenge Seeklander has some pretty good PCC primer stuff here along with his pistol stuff

Looks like its working now using some of these tips. Thanks ChuckS

I had opened the app and looked at the rule book several times while connected to wifi. Maybe it's a phone issue?

Are you android guys getting the rule book to work offline with no cell service? I was unable to yesterday at a match. IIRC the error said "No cached data available"

Yup. It's up to the MD. Any MD that wants to slow his/her match down by not allowing it is free to do so.

As far as the OP goes. It does not bother me as a competitor that a MD or stage designer chooses to make PCC do something different than the hand gun shooters. While I think it should be reserved for safety issues only, as long as its equal for all shooters in the division its not an issue in my eyes. It does bother me as an RO having to deal with who starts where or who starts in what condition. It does bothers me as a USPSA member to know that my fellow members are singling out a division based on their personal feelings and/or agendas.

The rules have allowed unbagging and bagging at the side berms for quite a while now. If PCC shooters are not doing this, and are not standing at the starting area gun in hand as soon as scoring is done, they are doing it wrong. Unless of course the bay/stage setup does not permit it or the RO's don't understand the rules. I am still seeing ROs make PCC shooters unbag at the line and then bag at Range is clear. Such a wast of time that is not the fault of PCC or its shooters. Its the fault of those particular ROs

I emailed them a couple weeks back about a custom barrel I was wondering if they could do. Took them a week to get back to me, but they did.

I am currently using a Taccom Extreme bolt with a SI ramped barrel if that helps you.

I used email for contact when I was ordering a 14.5" with with 1/2X36tpi threading. It took a little longer, but I expected that considering they were not offering that setup as a standard item.

https://shop.shootinginnovationsllc.com/9mm-Ramped-Barrel-9mm-RAMP.htm

What mag system do you run? The Shooting Innovations ramped barrels for Glock mag guns are really nice

I think its about 3/4 of an inch longer.

Thats my old setup in the picture. I run a VLTOR A5 extension(buffer tube).

Wouldn't say I was having trouble, did have to shift my grip a bit though. The Odin did put the release in a better location for me with my gun/grip/hand combo.

I installed an Odin on one of my QC10 Glock lowers. It did tighten up the mag a bit, not that I ever had an issue(malfunction) caused by the original set up. I did however have to stiffen up the mag release spring by adding a black neoprene insert. The slightest touch/bump while moving would cause a mag drop due to the increased leverage the Odin provides.

Couldnt stand the looks of the rubber band. Dillon 650 index return spring and Dillon primer tube clip.

Glock mag vise blocks https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=glock+vise+block+

@RaylanGivens This is the Firing pin I was talking about that Tim sent me as a "stop gap" between changes. This is the one I want more of. 4-5K on it and still trucking along with the hardest hitting Hiperfire spring combo.

Looks about the same color as what I am talking about. I think, not certain that the big head causes some hammers to hit the pin off center(hits the bottom of the head first), canting it in the firing pin channel/bore. The tip gets beat up trying to make it through the breach face. I have seen somewhere where Taccom suggests taking some material off the bottom of the head so that the hammer strikes the pin on the center line more like how a traditional pin takes the hammer hit. I know why Taccom builds them this way, but it doesnt play nice with my fire control group. That is why I had asked for more of the normal style pins with the new hardening like these here.