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I have 8lbs of unique powder and 5000 berrys 115 fmj's what would be a good grains for powder? My glocks all seem to like 1.125 oal. Cci primers too Any help would be great. Kevin

i now have a 26,19,and the 34 I have Heinie straight 8's on those. I paid 600 for my 34.

How much titegroup to make 135 pf? Start at 3.3 grns @ ~1.155 OAL and chrono map it. You should be close... I have 8lbs of unique to go through first and 5000 berrys 115 grain. was thinking for this gun maybe 5.2 grains at 1.125.

today i did the sights and vanak trigger.

Well bought a new 34. shot it once stock it was nice, I'm switching from a 19 and this is like looking down a small rifle. i changed the sight and the trigger can't wait to shoot it now. had to tell someone my wife could careless.

Have him get a length on the bullets and start from there.

I have the Heinie straight eights same size and what a huge difference, You'll lovem.

I agree with you. I wanted to keep it simple and shot all my stages to slide lock so I could drop the mags. I also shot a glock 19 the only mod to mine was the Heinie sights. What's funny looking back I don't even remember ever looking at them on some of the longer shots I know I did but for the life of me I don't remember. I noticed one other thing I shot the stages faster but not as accurate as the other beginners and my score was better will figure that out at some point I guess.

Yep looking at 3 gun to.

Well shot my first idpa yesterday. Went ok but had fun. I placed first in non classified out of 10. Now know what to do kinda figured it out about 1/2 way through. I had a few screw ups but kinda expected that.

Thanks that's what I was kind of thinking. Just not sure if I want a 3rd gen othe new 4. Was thinking 3rd to keep the grips similar. With money saved extra mags and sights would make the 17 and 34 close in price.

We won't see those temps till June!

I wouldnt say no object but I've purchased 7 guns since may whats one more . The reloading stuff was a big chunk of change.

Well I guess I kinda know the answer but I'll through it out there any way. I was thinking of buying a glock 34 for this season what do you guys and girls think?

Thanks for the replies! I'm going to shoot my first rimfire shoot next week rifle and handgun. Then once the weather gets better idpa stuff. Thanks for the replies everyone. Ill let you know how it goes.

Wow thanks for the invite I would love to check it out spring is right around the corner.

Thanks now don't get me wrong I'm just a beginner. But I tried to take a lot of classes to learn solid building blocks. I'm in south eastern Michigan sorry for the run on sentence as I'm on my blackberry.

Thanks for the replies....! Sorry I have holsters and extra mags for all the guns. I just purchased a set of the Pro gold ear protection I'll see how these work. I've become pretty proficient with target out to about 15 to 20 yards as I can pretty much tell where it ends up as I'm shooting it. I have plenty of ammo for all have about 5,000 for each caliber. I'm Located in Michigan and shoot about 400,500 rounds a week.

Well I think I'm going to take the plunge. I'm new to guns in general as of last may never even shot a gun. I have purchased since the a Kahr pm9, keltec p3at, Sig mosquito, Glock 19, Glock 26, and .22 conversions for the Glocks. I have also purchased a Remington 870 tactical, and a Smith and Wesson m&p AR 15. I've taken quite a few classes from ice to black water to local classes. I have also purchased a Hornaday lock and load progressive press before I found this site and reload the calibers I have 9mm, .380, .223. I Have a bunch of holsters from crossbred, comptac, Mitch Rosen etc. belts and vests, and mag holders. What do I need to get started I have found a local club trying now to get involved and join. I think I'm ready I just don't want to embarrass myself. Sorry just don't know how are what when it comes to Idpa I'm doing. Any help would be great. Kevin