Bill H

CMJ bullets and N320 works well for me but never used at night.

The EGW spring is longer.

Yes, as usual, Guy is correct.

Tried them years ago. Tossed them

What I have seen from my experience doing gun refonishig is you will can keep yourself busy doing quality work but there is no money really in it. You spend many hours and dollars for little profit. Also if you are building guns you should look into insurance in case someone is injured by one of your guns. It is the things you don't think of that drive expenses up. Stuff happens. Good luck with whatever you choose. Bill

I like the feel of the barrel profile and the ti cylinder. Loads easier for me with the tapered case. Everything feels more natural for me.

I had the Devil Dog for a while. It is a bit heavy. I did have a piece break in a match which they replaced. It seems the effort to rack the bolt is greater than the original setup so in the end I went back to stock. Seems like a good idea for some things though.

I have both. The 627 is a great gun but the 929 is a whole nother class above on pointablity, handling, accuracy and easy to load for. 929 any day

Just change the weight to "without " a magazine. There. Solved the worlds problems.

I am not a gunsmith but 3 excellent gunsmiths have told me they are no good.

It's normal with new brass. Don't know exactly why.

Look into Diamondback carbines. I have 3 that always work, very accurate and look great. You don't hear much about them though. Price is right also.

That was 8 years ago

Jim Milks, Innovative Custom Guns

I think I will try the Talon grit panels. If that doesn't work I will have a template for skateboard tape. I am trying to not go permanent. Thanks for the info.

That's the way I am leaning.

I know this has probably been discussed in the past but I couldn't find it. Is the Talon grip tape good stuff? Is there something better? Rubber type or grit? It is for a Glock 17 for competition. Thanks

I use N320 and it works well. Nice and clean.

I put a Spikes Tactical buffer in mine which is a bit longer and heavier. You can also just stack quarters in the tube until it will travel just far enough to lock back . Someone sells a delrin or some type of synthetic spacer for like $3 dollars but I can't remember who. Someone will probably join in with that info. The quarters will work till you do something else. The 308 spring seems to make it work a bit nicer but still needs to be limited.

Go to titanrocket.com and send a message from there. I don't have the email anymore. Contact was sometimes slow and spotty but I think if you have the info we could all benefit. Bill

Titan Rockets said he would do it if he had good measurements.

I haven't found one yet. I have 3 Diamondbacks and they are great guns. Make sure you limit the bolt travel with some type of spacer or you will break the bolt stop.

I had the same problem on a couple guns. I filed the top of the basepads to give enough clearance to work. Didn't take much.

I have 2 of them and have had zero problems. They are accurate too. I replaced the trigger with a Hiperfire and put a Spikes buffer in it. If you get one see if they are putting spacers behind the recoil spring yet. They said they would be soon. If not do it before you shoot it or you will break the bolt stop. Friend of mine broke his the first day. Also loctite the handguard screws as they will come loose.