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5.7.7.1 If the Range Officer finds evidence that confirms the suspected problem, the competitor will not be entitled to a reshoot, but will be ordered to rectify the problem. On the competitor’s score sheet, the time will be recorded up to the last shot fired, and the course of fire will be scored “as shot”, including all applicable misses and penalties.

Not sure.

Another option for a trigger is a Johnny Glock. You’ll be happy with either choice.

http://jagerproducts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=37&products_id=96&zenid=keqb8fi6deligeqv44fcgc0ar4 These are very reliable.

I just recently switched from the Vanek GSSF/ Master Trigger (fantastic trigger) to a Johnny Glock Competition Trigger. From what you’ve described, you should look at the Johnny Glock, you won’t be disappointed.

We’ve used Armorall on plastic Glock mags to help them drop free, you might try it on your Ruger mags.

Yes, the second gunsmith brought the trigger down to just over a very smooth 3 lbs. I can certainly live with that! So a happy ending!

I agree.

That’s great!

I was running a 12lb spring in my 9mm Dan Wesson with good results. The 11lb resulted in my slide seeming sluggish.

I get the impression from reading other posts that the SVI is perceived as a better quality pistol. My own experience is limited to two custom STIs built by Bedell Custom. They were both rock solid and phenomenally accurate. Was this because they were built using STI components or because Dan builds terrific guns? I really think it’s the latter.

USPSA Gun Check BoxThis box is made for checking pistols for compliance with USPSA Single Stack and Production Division rules."Handgun with empty magazines inserted must fit wholly within a box with internal dimensions of 8 15/16” x 6” x 1 5/8” (tolerance +1/16”, -0”) (USPSA Rules, Feb 2014)

Just an opinion, but I would think the weight difference is so small between red dots that you wouldn’t notice a difference.

I have 2 G 34s, one milled and one MOS, can’t really tell the difference when shooting them.