BoldasLions

Hi: What version is on top and bottom?

I've had nearly every barrel on the market. Schuemann AETS are going to go in all my future guns!

I slap the btch!

Springco Springs are some of the best out there! Great packaging! The tubes and color coatings make it super easy to track which spring is which! Springco, Thanks for a great product!

How is your new paint job holding up?

I'm shooting 200grains and a 6inch caspian too. I want to run a 9lb spring, but the mags wont come near to supporting that light of spring. The mag can only feed 12 rounds instead of 19 or 20. It's really disappointing, I wonder if there's a way to get these mags to support a 9lb recoil spring.

In my experience/observations... I don't believe there's any practical advantage to reduced power hand loads and lighter recoil springs in the G19. The G19 is more reliable and actually faster with factory pf ammo. From observing and owning G19's w/ lighter loads and springs. Seen an increase in strong and weak hand malfunctions w/ lighter setups vs stock/factory setups. The slide weight is light and the travel is short. This makes for a nice/fast little blaster.. straight from the factory. I'm slightly debating running a heavier than stock spring in my G19, considering the sh*t that happens when sh*t hits the fan... Here's some stock G19 love. My G19

I've run 11,13,15, and of course 18. Its a toss up between the 15 & 18. Considering the applications of the G19, I'm sticking with the stock spring rate.

I've run 13 and 12.5 for the past couple years with no problem. I loved those setups. The past 6months its been 9lb progressive. Its great, though needs extra attention to various details.

Doesn't look like a Bully or a Clark! Who makes it? If it's custom, do you know which smith built it? My link

A 13 or 12.5 lb recoil spring has always been faithful to me. When I've gone lower is when reliability lessened.

The work of Jim Anglin! Excited to put a couple hundred thousand rounds through her!

Here's some tips on how to bang hard and fast, when using those high maintenance rigs. The secret to reliable fast banging is Lots of lube. I prefer FP10. http://youtu.be/Gp095Nu5E-g

You want to go fast? You NEED to keep it lubed! I prefer FP10. http://youtu.be/Gp095Nu5E-g

Made a couple videos sharing the little I know. If they help out, let me know! My link

I highly recommend Todd Jarrets Class

I highly recommend Hot Yoga. It's a great place to meet women and it'll truly take your fitness/health to a whole new level. Plus, it's great for someone who has a lot of injuries.

The work of Jim Anglin! At the chromer as we speak. Looking forward to running it!

When a IPSC world champ told me to use ambi safeties, that's all the info I needed. Personally I think it helps weak-hand shooting be at tad bit safer.

Virgil Tripp is the man, he has some of the greatest work out there period. The bullet will never touch that. Let some carbon build up on the feed lip, then check where the nose of the bullet is touching. IF it touches there, that's serious mag, extractor, and breech face problems.

Look how different the ejection pattern is and how the guy is terrified to shoot it! hahaha

Trojan with blended thumb safeties, pinned grip safety, and 2.25 to 2.5 trigger job will rock your world! The TGO magwell is great for SS too! Virgil Tripp is the man and has great prices for tuning work.

Stay away far away. Unfortunately I've loaded over 50,000 of them, I'm not going to say how many ignited. I'm using Federal now and am never looking back.

I zero mine at 50. I want the bottom of the bullet to impact exact on the top of the dot. Hope that helps!