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As recomended by Ryucasta, WD40, let soak a minute, then use a bore snake.

I got one. Happy with it for above reasons.

I have both cleats and light trail running shoes. The cleats are great if it's muddy, but terrible if you have to run on hard surfaces like plywood, or stairs. The light trail running shoes are what I'm wearing, unless it's the day after a big rain.

What division are you shooting in. Howabout replacing the baspads with arredondo +0's.

I had a similar problem when i replaced the slide lock/release improperly after a detail stripping. Look to make sure the wire nubbin is under the top locking block pin.

OK this is a local, just for fun match. This stage had a number of 180 traps, so I decided to take it slower and not charge it. There is much more to the video, but I just included the portion in question. The video is under 1mb (700k) I overshot the array, and knew it. I backed up slowly, maintaing muzzle pointed down range. When I was back far enough to engage the array at a angle, I swung the gun toward the array. I double tapped the first 2 targets, then the third. The RO believed I broke the 180 on my last shot, and ordered me to stop. I was very aware of the 180's on this stage. When I overshot the array I knew if I swung to engage it it would break the 180. After I backed up I beleive I engaged the array within the 180, and near but not breaking the 180. There was someone video taping the stage so I asked to see the video. The RO an I watched it on the LCD and he felt that it was boarderline, and he let me re-shoot the stage. I must of watched the video 100 times on my computer when I got home. Running it back frame by frame. I still feel I did not break the 180. I looked at the shadows of my arms and gun, the alignment of the building, timed to the muzzle blast of the gun. It look like it's within the 180 or right on the 180 to me. Of course I'm bias, because I was thinking don't break the 180, and seeing myself move with the gun slightly in front of me. I have no problem if I indeed did breakthe 180, as long as nobody got hurt, and I learn something from it. Still I'd like to get your feedback on it. Instant Replay video

No the trigger is very very smooth, and it breaks suddenly and lightly at the end.

I'm just cuious. I do not own a .357 sig and was just wondering on it's suitability for a open gun platform. Which model glock would be the prefered platform for 9x21? The glock 20?

If you were to build a open class 357 sig Glock, and the ammo made power factor. Would it qualify for major in open division, now that 9mm major can be scored major?

I got the world shoot holster. which is basicly the same thing with the world shoot logo. It's great, lots of adjustability. speed shooters international

Charlie Vanek aka Gunner 5 has the absolute best Glock trigger. Today we had a Steel and GSSF match. Everyone’s first words when they dry fired the trigger were “WOW”. There was a Glock Armorer (from Glock) who was very impressed as well. He pulled the trigger said “wow” and then listened to Raul go into his sales pitch on the trigger. Charlie really needs to give Raul some business cards or something. The Glock Armorer also tried a trigger job from Tom Novak and agreed that the Charlie Vanek trigger was better. His exact words were “This is the better trigger. Like a Glock trigger but super light, and really smooth. Wow, thank you. I got to put some real trigger time in. Ran one of the steel stages with it. It does indeed reliably light small rifle primer. It’s so light it does take some getting use to. This called for running the stage a few times. I’ve tried the big 3 triggers from CGR, Tom Novak, and now Charlie Vanek . I was skeptical when I heard how light it was, that it could light small rifle primer, and used stock Glock parts. It is a no brainer. Charlie’s trigger is the best. This is the trigger I’m going to spend my money on. Charlie if you’re reading this, I’m going to call you. This is going to be my birthday preset to myself. It's hard to imagine a Glock trigger can be this good.

qwik grip Is what I'm using. It is near unbreakable, thin, and does not move, creep, or twist. You can also easily remove it, unlike some other grips. Check it out.