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IDPA MA in Bug, SSP, CCP by classifier, and CO by bump. Started IDPA first, now shoot both, mainly CO. B Class in Production and CO.

Hi Jim, The PDP sight cuts will fit any Glock standard sights. Choose any Glock fiber optic front sight and corresponding rear sight you like.

Running a Red Hills double layered holster for USPSA and a Comptac for IDPA. I'm happy with both and can interchage for production.

Thank you so much for sharing your training experiences and I'm glad you're shooting again. I've been following all your posts and youtube videos and getting so many nuggets (My brain is constantly going hhhhhhmmmmm). Appreciate it.

I'm running the Hornady small pistol case plate in my Dillon case feeder, no issues, just different color, got it from Amazon. I had found an earlier thread on this. No issues with interchanging the pistol plates, but may not always work with the rifle plates.

Hi Darrell, thank you so much. I've used your database many times, always a great help.☺

Nice! Thanks for these pics. I'll be getting one soon.

I'm tempted to get one too, but will wait till I finish a big match next month. Looks great, much lower profile and the dot is sandwiched in the pocket. The recoil isn't just on the screws and recoil bosses, plus backup sights. I have their v4 plate mos plate on my 19 and love it.

I tried running my q5 poly top end on the q5 sf and vice versa, unfortunately they don't interchange. The conversion kit looks like for the q5 poly.

It will work no problem between g19 generations. No change in locking block or barrel profiles for g19s. Its the g17/34 gen 5 that won't take an earlier gen barrel, gen 5 uses a g19 locking block. I agree with jubi, shoot your coated bullets in your stock barrel.

I run a Glock 26 with the 147 gr loads i use in the full size guns. Runs flat with the stock recoil spring..The load in full size guns run 130-133 pf, but haven't chronicled in the 26.

I see what you're doing. It might just work. If you have the parts in hand try it. Google Suarez international g34 gen 5 slide, they have it interchangeable with gen4. Maybe give them a call. https://suarezinternational.com/gen-5-slides-2/

Sorry I forgot your question is for the 34. You're correct for the g34/17 between gen 4 and gen 5. You can put your gen 5 g34 barrel in any generation 19.

It will work. The Gen 4 19 barrel will work in a gen 5 19 and vice versa. The locking blocks have the same locking geometry, but slightly different holes and external dimensions. The external barrel dimensions are the same. The newer gen5 chamber is a little shorter and tighter than previous generations with a different rifling. They are supposed to be more accurate overall, but i haven't tested. I have a gen5 barrel running in a gen3 parts gun.

It will work on a g19 or smaller if you change the backplate to a gen 3\4 version. Yes, the gen 5 fullsize guns now use 19 style locking block.

I have a g21 and g30 too, won't run either. The geometry keeps hitting the shoulder on the swc. Interestingly, I run 200gr SWC in a g37 45 gap with no problems, but its got a different geometry..

Try a lighter striker spring, locks up no problem for me. I have a glock 6lb striker spring in mine. It did lockup with the stock spring though. Had a few light strikers with glock factory 5.5lb spring with cci's.

The Wolff round wire glock springs will fit, but ismi glock springs internal diameter is too small to fit stock guide rod

Yes, mine does.

Wolff glock 12 lb recoil spring. Works great. Credit to the poster in the big thread. It's the round wire one and it fits over the stock guide rod. You do need to slightly stretch open with a bird beak plier the narrow end that goes over the guide rod.

I like my SF better, its my fanciest gun and a softer shooter, but I'm B class. A buddy who's infamous on the national level, prefers the poly, but he's just a talented shooter.

I like this one from ghost: https://ghostinc.com/gen-4-5-x-release-9mm-40-357-sub-and-compact-gen-4-5-x/

Interchangeable. Extractors are the exact same part between the 17, 19, 26, 34. If the extractor is too loose or to tight it can also affect feeding, it may release the round too soon or to late. Also clean out extractor channel and check for burrs or debris. Your ammo looks fine and since the problem is new, and the problem started suddenly, check for gun issues.

Try swapping the extractor from the 19, and testing the 34 extractor in the 19, especially since the problems only recently started. Also check the extractor plunger assembly.

Also, make your ammo specs from the rounds that plunk tests your tightest barrels.