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Just realized how dumb this comment was given that I have a big hammer kind of needs access to the back plate. Oh well, back to the old drawing board. LOL, yea the hammer sort of spoils the design for a few models. There is room for a traditional dovetail racker.

Thanks Ken, glad it worked well for you!

The trigger weight can be changed without ANY spring changes to the 4# range. We've been doing piles of them, but they are no XDM.

Thanks for the feedback Doug! I'm not sure I want to made reloads easier for you though, as I plan on starting to do a few more matches

Yes, we can do custom colors on request. There is a $50 fee for a custom color setup from out anodizer.

Got it. It will only take a few minor changes to make them compatible.

Can you please e-mail or PM me the tracking number? Thanks

Not yet.

IDPA has different rules about OEM catalog parts than USPSA. The extended magazine release is an OEM part, but I was told it is not legal for SSP. If they change the rule for the trigger, then they will have to change it for the mag release too to be consistent.

We just had the conversation in the shop, as Kyle is getting better and there is no point in us shooting in the same division if we have the potential for two class wins and we'll still be fighting for HOA. Guide rod, grip tape, trigger job and customized front sight are what I'll be using for SSP. Yes, I get to go to SSP because Kyle already stippled his grip, so I lose my extended magazine release and ESP IDPA slide stop.

No, your expectations of them impacting in the same spot are off. Given they bullet weight, velocity, and torque differences why would you expect them to impact in the same place? If you had a LH twist barrel would you expect the same bullet to impact the same point on the target?

If you are expecting the bullets not to shift, then you are not taking into account all the factors involved. It is not just a matter of elevation, but barrel twist, bullet weight, and velocity. Try some 115's or 110's and it will illustrate it even more. Once you have that down, then you need to take into account bullet stabilization. Every bullet weight will stabilize at different velocities in different twist barrels. If the bullet goes too fast or too slow your groups will open up.

I don't think so.

No, not in Production, Revolver or SS.

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I have two and it they are definitely worth it if you load a volume of ammunition. I would never want to load pick up tubes again any other way that involves me holding a tube in anyway. I loaded hundreds of thousands of rounds without them and just thinking about it gives me flashbacks of cramps to this day.

Me to, I supposedly have one in bound. We will be making one that is compatible once we get the magwell in. I will be willing to take one of my SSS magwells off my gun and send it to assist you if needed. Thank you, it sounds like I have one inbound already.

Glad you we could make them for you.

I'm glad you got them and thanks for the feedback I think Production shooters are going to really like the new position of the mags with the shorter thicker pad. I can wait the get the SSS magwells in so we can dial in the contour and run a bunch of these.

They are less than 1 oz, and that is a good suggestion. I'll add it to the descriptions. The one big benefit for me is they make the magazines a little longer and when I put my finger on the magwell the bullets are inside the pistol, making for a faster and more reliable load. The extra weight helps them come out a little faster when the mags are empty. It may be because I shot limited for so many years, but I hands down miss less loads with the longer basepads.

They weren't available then, just this week. They are a work in progress, as we want to make both the factory replacement and shorter ones compatible with the SSS ESP magwell. Is there interest in one that is thicker, like .375"? Thanks for the feedback!

They will be headed out in the AM.

Me to, I supposedly have one in bound. We will be making one that is compatible once we get the magwell in.

Per customer request, here is a shorter version of our M&P basepad. Available in black, if you want red, blue, or pink, let us know in the notes section of your order as we ran some and left them in the white. We are waiting on a magwell to make a version compatible with magwells. I will update when the change is made.