laz2011

I have shot both forms . The only issue with the Colt mag pcc is reloads . I have to hit the bottom of the mag to make sure it is seated and locked in place. Also the Colt mags are top fed when u drop one for a reload it will shoot out some of the rounds left in the mag . Both my Colt mag and glock mag pcc run reliably. The glock pcc is faster to reload . Just stick with factory glock mags . Taran base pads and MBX base pads are good to go with.

I had H&M black nitride 2 handguns the finish is beautiful and hard and durable . Had to modify one of the parts tried with a hand file it didn't do anything, used a bench grinder to get thru the finish. I say it is pretty durable.

I knew Bob and his wife . Sorry to hear . RIP .

RIP Aaron .

I use it to clean my comp . I use a parts cleaner from brownells. Does an excellent job.

I recommend Dawson or TTI . You can also look on forum and find a deal .

I use 2.7 Clay Dot with SnS 9mm 160gr RN 137PF out of handgun OAL 1.145 .

If and when components start to come back . There will still be issues do to shooters looking to stock up for the next shortage. At least for now I don't see it getting any better.

I would contact SnS great bullet company. I'm pretty sure they can work with you .

At the least I would recommend a VQ extractor and a VQ sear . The extractor is self explanatory . The sear will improve your trigger pull and break at a minimal cost .

I use Rock River Arms mags in my pcc the mags have a metal follower and slick finish . I would look at your magazine springs also check your follower see if it's damaged.

I would try a Ruger 22/45 . You can pick it up at a reasonable price . And u can modify with a little effort. Parts are easy to come by .

RIP . He was a class act, old school all the way . God Bless

The RO who gave the Make ready dropped the ball . Before he allowed the shooter to leave the shooting box he should have followed procedure and issued and unload and show clear . And holster . The RO running the shooter is in charge of the shooter .

No, DQ means you are done for the match.

Generally we replaced targets every 3 squads at level 2 and 3 matches. But on some targets it is a judgement call for the RO . If he can't see the scoring line it should be replaced .

If you worried about using a lighter and you have a soldering iron u can use that to install the fiber optic also.

I started in the early 90s those where the 3 different division they had at matches .

We had open, limited and revolver.

I hope this thread is meant to be a joke . USPSA has come a long way from the 3 division I had to choose from when I started.

I would definitely go with a red dot .

I would look in to a Ruger PC9 or a Keltech Sub 2000 . I have seen both guns used around my area . Great shooters with a little upgrade they run well.

I used Wilson synthetic when I started years ago . Switched to Wepon shield and now I use Lucas . Never had a problem with either .

I would definitely recommend using Double Alpha mag pouches. There belts are good also . For a holster I always went with a Safariland . But I prefer a holster that is set up like the safariland competition holsters .

At least they deliver to your house . I have to pick mine up at the post office. Because my postal carrier has restrictions, i was told and even then i had boxes thorn open .