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This, several years with the original by Karl, near 10K rounds made.

Taking my gauge and TT mag to the next monthly match where RM's I've worked with shoot, going to let them give me a yay or nay. Like I said, I believe I see it fit, I want a more processional opinion. And this is for the 141. My Dawson basepads and mags fit with room to spare. This should not be this hard...

Exactly where I find mine hanging up though I swear I can see daylight, but will be doing this to mine. I'm using a Gen 4 magazine, not sure if the problem would exist with earlier ones.

Remember, one has lifetime warranty, the other does not.

Likewise. Found the laser boresighter to be a godsend.

How was it handled appropriately? Are you full time LEO? Just curious.

This. I'm in the same area as Fishbreath and usually, as a squad of older stablished shooters, the MD's will try to put them with us, and our recommendations is Ltd Minor, not production so they can shoot and not worry about reloads - and since most of them bring (at most) 3 mags with 2 holders, "stoke em up top the max, bubba."

But has the sport grown or have we just added new members? More clubs? Not seeing a rush of clubs to become affiliated. More helpers, not really, same people showing up at the clubs to do setup and tear down. What we see is more people wanting to "participate", not take time to learn anything, and filling up spots where established shooter used to be, basically edging some people out. Local matches are getting to be like area matches, registration opens and in an hour it's full. Snooze you lose. Yes, some different people ae stepping up as we older guys start to fade away, and I love and cherish every one of them. But the shoot & scoot mentality is still strong.

What we are here for!

For the longest time, going backwards in USPSA stage designs was hardly ever seen, and now it is a regular occurrence. Perhaps leadership should follow what we see in stage design....

https://www.battlewerx.com/replacement-screw-kit-for-glock-mos-trijicon-rmr/ Dimensions listed for 3 different type screws along with price.

These are what I have: https://www.walkersgameear.com/silencer-bt-2-0/

Been running the 2.0's for awhile now, no issues, matter of fact my other Walkers are still going strong after several years and shooting seasons. Finding the app to be a little wonky, and I think it is and Android 11 issue. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but I've gotten used to dealing with it directly from the buds and not the phone.

May be why we aren't seeing that happen...

LOL, old thread guys, Verdict is out on the guide rods. Aircooled hooked me up with a Jentra and I got another from glockstore. Not pleased with the handling on the slide end with the 2nd shots. Have to practice more with it. Not going with the light or the LOK or anything else. I may be chasing a phantom as I've seen little improvement from the stock weight versus the heavier gun.

I gave them a call, they relayed that they are primarily for shotgunners and for use on a bright sunny day. Indoors and cloudy days, the gold are the best all around lens.

Yeah, I figured as much but found it humorous to add to the heavy guide rod conversation (it was for Glock SKU: SP0510 WEIGHT: 12.00 Ounces) 1.2 ounces maybe, not 12...but then again, we now have a brass WML that is a whopping 7 ounces.

I don't know, Springer says their stainless steel glock guide rods are 12.00 ounces on their site. LOL

Glad they made it right. Had gotten a polymer plate they did for the vortex venom on MOS, it ended up being dropped.

Mounted only once? With so many optics going to that footprint, buying a new plate each time you upgrade a brand makes no sense to me.

There is this law of unintended consequences....

Here it is for sale: https://lokgrips.com/accessories/lok-light-brass-uspsa-wml/

Like all things, personal opinion. I remember seeing many in production when I was shooting it years ago, mostly because that's what people had. It just may have fallen out of fashion. Like light guns were the thing years ago, now heavy guns are in fashion. If its what you have and you like it, run with it.

Can the genie be put back in the bottle is the question? Does leadership have the stones to admit this may not have been as well thought out as it should and revisit it, or will there simply be more clarifications.

LOL, thanks! i just can't bring myself to do it. I've increased the weight of my G34.4 to over 30 ounces (no mag) without hanging s#!t off of the gun. Add Tungsten here and there, but hanging 7 more ounces off of my gun is not going to make me any faster, smarter, stronger or prettier. Won't make me practice more than I do, and I sit here shaking my head. I can't change the profile of my gun but I can hang ugly crap that serves me no other purpose than to make me feel I can compete with a 59 ounce steel gun. No thanks. I will remain a super senior permanently stuck in B class as the hit factors soar in carry optics due to 9mm guns that don't fricking move, just like an open gun. So why keep major/minor anymore if the alleged difference in scoring is to handle the greater recoil forces generated by the "higher" calibers?