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Because certain lubes will contaminate & affect the powder. You don't have to worry about that with the hornady oneshot aerosol; just let it evaporate for like 5mins. Like Sarge said, it's just a CYA thing. I shoot reloads in my gun even though Glock explicitly printed "DO NOT USE HANDLOADS OR RELOADED AMMUNITION" I'd get inflammation in my shoulder if I didn't lube my pistol cases.

Yes. When the rule change goes into effect for production.

If you get oneshot, I would get the aerosol can one & avoid the spray bottle. The spray bottle leaves a tacky residue for me while the aerosols stayed slick.

Next time you're at the range, try shooting at least 10 feet away from the chrono.

Bob Vogel says he shoots about a ratio of 1:10 I would just keep the 550 & put the money towards the ammo budget. Since you're new, I would wait until the "caught the USPSA bug" wears off. It would sucks to have an unused 1050 if you're not as into USPSA anymore down the line. https://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2014/05/11-questions-shooting-pro-robert-vogel

Will there be a weight limit? Here's the breakdown from my local IDPA club. Out of 62 shooters, only 1 shot the 4.1 inch division. I've read that people didn't like the constant rule changes so maybe that's why no one shoots it in IDPA. But there's a place for 4 inch guns & no one shoots it right now. How do people do 4 mag changes a stage without pinching the bottom of their hand on a glock19?

If you're happy with them then I don't think you're going to see a difference with others. I did stopped using BBI 147 back when they were moly coated because I didn't consistent OAL with it.

https://www.facebook.com/TexasSouthUSPSA https://practiscore.com/clubs/baps-1 You can check their calendar for USPSA here: https://pscshootingclub.com/index.php/calendar

What's the best idpa CCP gun? CZ Custom Compact?

In general, yes; audio only. But you do see some video podcasts where you can see the speakers. Like Joe Rogan & Rooster Teeth.

There was a powder shortage, so I just bought whatever that available at the reloading store by the pound to try. WST, N320, titegroup. Then I got 8lbs of it on Powder Valley I buy the cheapest non-russian & non-cci SPP/SRP that are available on PowderValley.

I'm sticking with gen4 until someone makes a titanium striker for a gen5.

My practice ammo pile is a random mix of 158gr & 142gr right now.

Olympics type shooting. http://demmercenter.msu.edu

My lightning strike titanium striker reliably sets off primers that the zev steel striker couldn't. My trigger pull was 2.6 lbs.

cz da trigger reach is longer than a tanfo.

Which one has a shorter trigger reach? I have small hands.

I saw stand at an area4 match. The guy had syringes laid out.

This is what I use whenever the mags start to feel slow. It's like a plastic conditioner. I use it on the inside of the grip frame too. 303 Aerospace Protectant https://www.amazon.com/303-30350-Aerospace-Protectant-32oz/dp/B0000BYMNQ

Aww... I was hoping for front serrations & more undercut on the trigger guard.

Do they have an Extended Tip ? No. It looks the same length as the stock tip. But it sets off russian primers reliably. More reliable than my ZEV.

Get the gold lightning strike. half the weight.

If titegroup generates more gas at the same pressure, then use less titegroup. I regularly use titegroup/wst/n320 for 9 minor, and i can't really tell the difference when shooting except for the smell.

I used 3.3gr. titegroup with a 140gr. hi-tek coated bullet & made 137 PF out of a glock 17.