biglou13
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welcome from north east FL
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I have it also !!!!
im realtively new to gaming.
I realize if if there are known patterns and movements, like you mentioned, I will physically and mentally practice these moves. And it helps with the brain farts!!!!
another thing I do is set timer to ran don delay and do random things on the beep. Not just gun stuff or shooting related. Beep;. Slap steering wheel. Beep clap twice.
My point is to train the muscle memory and neuro pathways to respond to the beep. Then respond to the beep with correct series of actions
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dave @ cajun said so.....
that is good enough for me to try to tune to that standard....
but re reading see link item #3 i'm satisfied the way may my muzzle returns to target...
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i like blue bullets also
i recently tried Tougher-N-Nails Targets and Bullets, he is a forum sponsor! his bullets come in a bit less expensive!!!!
i'm now using a non grooved 130gr 9mm that is shooting very well im on my second thousand about to make a med flat rate box purchase.... fast shipping and great customer service
he is faster to respond on via face book https://www.facebook.com/tntargets/
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+1 with 1 o clock upper ports helps
the rest has do with form
i haven't quite got that down yet
tuning buffer system will help overall but i believe that acts more on a different plane if you look at thr movement of the reciprocating mass
i run and adjustable gas key (on bolt) and tac com buffer system which is the lightest (last i heard)
i found the changes in recoil response made with buffer system, were apparent, but minimal compared to shooting form and muzzle brake.
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The reason I question is that most ( the few I know) including me went with lighter weight stocks ( and build in general) for for a 3G style rifle. Less mass swinging and stopping....
i I like the luth butt stock but not for 3G build,.. IMHO
im also seing a trend towards raised dots for a more head upright shooting position .....changing the check weld .....
im tall ish not 6 4. and am running a fixed Fixed rifle length stock.... Every body and shooting styles are different...
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i have yet to see a great performing brake that doesn't piss off the neighbors, and blow your own hair back.....
tac com buffer system is ultimately the lowest reciprocating mass... i have mine paired with rubber city gas key.....
why the luth stock? .... 2 pounds (ish)
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Yep same guy.,,
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A better picture might help
what is bullet diameter....measured ?
what is case length ... Measured?
im assuming reloads functioned prior to powder funnel change?
how much are you belling case?
dillon dies all stations?
something definitely is wrong....
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What would be signs of frame pounding?
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7 hours ago, Canman said:
I clean regularly and use compressed air to blow it out between cleaning. Put a new plastic tip on the primer tube and a new plate the the primer slide rides on.
Do you clean primer bearing plate, bottom of primer bar, with scotch pad, any contact points with primer bar. When disassembled
if both of these are not clean or de blurred/slightly polished.... You can get a stutter That will throw a primer
i have this. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dillon-550B-Primer-Track-Bearing-Plate-W-Ball-Bearing-4th-Generation-SALE-/231783630462
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he got back to me and said he found a loose primer while cleaning the 650..
he thinks this was the problem....
thanks all
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6 hours ago, MemphisMechanic said:
An even bigger one is grip. When you train yourself to really really grip the gun hard as heck then you can go a full recoil spring weight or two lower - if desired - without losing any reliability.
i'm a huge proponent for strong grip, and even train regularly for stronger grip.... i'm pretty sure my grip strength is well above average
Dave @ cajun gun works says tune for 6-8 feet which is what i was trying to do.
has anyone else tested /tuned with different weight recoil springs? what were your results?
i'm not knocking following the internet trend for 11# spring it's what i usually run
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When was th last time you took apart primer assembly and cleaned especially bearing surfaces?
have you seen the bearing plate upgrade?
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havent chronoed latest load/bullet yet. im on the low end of book load. i was shooting on grass but i had a spotter and they all were hitting 10-12 feet.
i was just experimenting with the different springs i have. trying to tune to the directions, and to figure out what is going on technically, i thought i would see different results with the different springs
my grip and form is so much improved so that i cant or see any difference on the follow up shots with any of the springs
i would have to use timer over a large sample size to get any real data.
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Directions say tune for 6-8 foot ejection
today I tried 11, 12, 13, recoil sprigs . From cajun
all casings were ejecting from 10-12 feet
im shooting an sp01 tactical. With Cajun pro package parts
please advise
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I suppose they could call it not an idpa match. Or just defensive pistol match.......
what do you think the thinking is behind no weapon mounted light
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10 hours ago, NewColonial said:
Note that weapon mounted flashlights and the use of a wrist strap are both prohibited by IDPA rules.
8.8.4 Flashlights
Only hand held lights may be used in IDPA competition. For Physically Disabled shooters, refer to Physically Disabled Shooters Section.
Lights may not be attached to the shooter’s hand, wrist, or arm in any fashion.
Rings or straps that go around any part of the shooter’s body (finger, palm, wrist, etc.) are not allowed. Lanyards may be present, but may not be used.
Police and military personnel using the Duty Gear Exemption with a firearm mounted light may not activate the mounted light, and are otherwise subject to the same hand held flashlight usage rules as other competitors. See rule 3.17.good to know i was told that idpa does not recognize night match, nor were they enforcing rule @ club match, not official match
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11 hours ago, Hi-Power Jack said:
You said you had "an uncomfortable amount of puff loads" - what % were puffs?
i had 2 out of my gun
he had 4
out of about 150 rounds
4% failure is pretty high
he continues shooting more, he's a high volume shooter, so the percentage dropped by the time we wrapped
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yes it changes
I used to swear by 147's....... Then 135's
I have now found a 130 grain ( they weigh out 133ish) coated groovless pill that is working well for me and my gun
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local cub does low light- no light another club full on night match.
weapon mounted light is most accurate and time effective, but that is not the question
i've observed that the brightest isn't necessarily the best.
if you have a smokey load with little to no circulation you will create a blinding white cloud with light
after your eyes accommodate for low light the brighter light creates a greater "shock factor" often increasing time for eyes to focus.
when shooting in close quarter, ports , between barrels the light spill from flash light creates a blinding wall of light
if you shoot the on off technique then a good large switch is king here......
try different lumens brighter is not always better, length and width to accommodate your shooting style don't forget back up flashlight and wrist strap
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jack
thanks i understood what you meant
the three guns used were
stock xd sub compact 9 mm
stock mp shield 9mm
cajuned ,pro package parts, 11.5 hammer spring....
friend got back to me he dropped 15 charges all 3.9g ?!?!
he did find a stray spent primer buggering up the works.....
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what if its a group buy from a vendor
you could always take the "group buy" to private message email
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2 hours ago, Yeti said:
Don't bother. The variations of all the components will make it impossible to determine with specificity what the powder drops are. Stick with the original plan...weighing 10 drops is okay, but 20 is better. He obviously has a measure issue so he should put the effort into finding out why.
The issue may not show in just 10 throws.
ty yeti
i was thinking the same thing when i went to sleep last night
if case and bullet were off by 1/2 grain each
it could reflect as as 25% or more in powder weight
cz scorpion ?
in Pistol Caliber Carbine
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thinking about new toy.
is a cz pistol with brace legal in idpa and/or uspsa PCC?
what about folding brace?