Silverscooby27

For battery on the Peltor 500, I use this rechargeable battery pack and plug it in to USB after every day of use, headset lasts a full day. Something to try. 3M ALPHA1100 Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery Pack for 3M WorkTunes Wireless, Peltor Sport Tactical https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XDJHT5Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabt1_U2DRFbFK3CK3D?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I’m also using Suarez Extractor and Depressor plunger unit. I don’t know how much it will make a difference, but most likely will be an upgrade from stock and still cheaper than buying a new optic or guns. https://suarezinternational.com/suarez-extreme-reliability-extractor-for-glock/

You can change the ejector to try different ejection patterns. I don’t know what ejector you’re using, but I’m using a 47021 in a Gen 3 Glock, I changed from the stock 336 ejector. You can buy the different ejectors for about $10. Worth a try before dropping a lot of money on new optics. https://www.glocktalk.com/a/glock-9mm-ejector-differences-and-performance-comparison-with-video-336-vs-30274-vs-47021.76/

Which thread is the other thread? I like lurking these, I find it interesting.

I’ll trade you for my Glock 34!

Um...... Glock Mags?

Yes doubling up with both sets of electronics on is definitely useful indoors, with big guns, etc.

Yes to all of those things. They suppress sound well and allow conversation. They aren’t any less comfortable than other electronic ear plugs. No issues with them falling out. We shoot open primarily so we also put Peltor 500 muffs over the top to reduce sound even more. With both electronics on, we can hear and have a conversation just fine. My wife shot some PCC with just these plugs, and it was fine for her. The main reason why we like them is that they easily last all day long. We tried Peltor TEP-100s, and the battery would only last about half a day for both of us. hope that helps.

My wife and I both use them. We love them. What would you like to know?

I can’t remember...did I already recommend to get a used 2011? You can definitely find one in good condition that will be the same or less money than a new Glock Open gun.

Buy a used 2011 instead.

My wife and I both use Otto NoizeBarrier Micro underneath Peltor Sport Tactical 500.

I find the aggressive to be too much if I’m practicing a lot. True, not a big deal for the 3-12 minutes of trigger time during a match.

I have 2 guns with Optimum Manufacturing slides. They have been holding up as good as my PT slides.

You guys actually read that rag?

Bummer.

Matches are a lot less fun if you’re the only one shooting them....

Buy new MBX springs and followers and start there.

JP drop in.

I’m using a smaller reflex sight for the offset. I have Vortex Viper and RTS2 on some of my guns. 6 MOA to find it a little quicker, usually the lean shots are closer in distance. I switch eyes for leans when using an offset. I normally use my right eye and switch to the left for leans. I’m right handed but left eye dominant. I can use either eye with the dot very quickly/easily. When I shoot pistol, I usually bring up both iron sight guns and red dot guns up to my left (Dominant) eye. Hope someone finds this interesting or helpful.

Another quick way to tell them apart is that one is stamped 9mm/38 on the side and one is stamped 155mm on the side. I have a few of both kind, but both work fine with the new followers. I don’t use the older followers anymore.

3 of my new open guns this year are using EGW HD extractors and all 3 are running like a champ so far.

Yeah. I’d send it back too. Totally unacceptable for a carry gun.

Every fraction of a second counts. The shorter the stage is, the more important that reload is (like classifiers). In terms of mag sizes, I have a full range of 140,155 and 170, and use whatever is most appropriate for the course of fire. 140s change faster than 155s, which change faster than 170s. I would say most of the time I start with a 170 and reload to a 155, but there are times I may even start with a 140, take 4 or six shots and then change to a 170. It depends on when the mag change is most efficient for the particular stage. I routinely change springs on these mags every 2-3 months and whenever they hiccup or bind. If that doesn’t resolve it I also change the follower.If that doesn’t resolve it, tube needs to be inspected/measured. I routinely change the follower on these mags once a year. Disclaimer: I shoot open 9 Major which is very sensitive to mag/ammo issues.