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I finally found bases for the MecGar mags... they're the same as the ACT mag, just the follower is different. https://www.dlsports.com/superior_design_base_pads.html

Memphis- Agreed. DA is tricky, but my buddy Kujo has his Tanfo DA triggers pretty sick and he uses the 1050 to leverage the primer seating. JROTTY- I got the thumbrest from France -Eric Grauffel’s website. Your SA Tanfo should easily get under 3lbs, especially with a Henning trigger. If you have big hands, I have a large Henning trigger available for sale. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Go with EGD parts and Henning trigger and your results might look more like this. I did zero polishing. And it’s cooking off CCI primers like a champ. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Alex Gutt is selling his LimPros. One of them is under $1k and another is at $1100. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes... it is a EGW lightened hammer. It received the nitride/PVD ion bond treatment. Not sure if that's a different way of saying Melonited. I already sent a note to EGW and they quickly replied (on a Sunday of all things) that they will replace it.

Broke my hammer. Just did a search and was surprised to see nothing posted regarding the Cammer Hammer. Was anybody bold enough to try one out in their beloved Single Stack gun? Seems gimmicky. My first option is http://www.1911store.com/tunedtriggergroupbcg-proseries.aspx. Any other suggestions?

I have 3 types of 9mm bullets to try out: SNS 135 FP Xtreme 135 FP Xtreme 147 RN I have all the common 9mm proven powders to choose from. Does anyone have a good load for the CZ Scorpion? -

There's an Indiana Level 2 event in June: https://practiscore.com/2016-indiana-section-championship/register

I'm using the K10 setup with the Henning bases, Grams followers and springs. I'm able to get 20 in the mag. You know there is 20 because you can see the brass base at the bottom-left of the mag. The mag does bulge so I used a knife sharpening stone to grind down the magwell entry (must remove magwell). It took about an hour worth for grinding both sides and then polished it up with a dremel. My OAL is at 1.135. I thought about lengthening it, but after reading some of these posts perhaps I'm good with what I got. It helps to grind down the pointy part (where the pin is) of the Henning basepad as that could hit the back of the magwell and make it tough to lock up. Of course, I didn't think of this stuff on my own. Another shooter who shoots the same gun taught me. So far no hiccups like what I saw in that video. I just bought this gun from this forum about a month ago. I've used it in three outdoor and three indoor matches since then.

I got the M3K. First shotgun I've ever owned and very impressed. i went with the +6 Nordic Tube, MOA follower, MOA dual-sided enlarged safety, and Matchsaver. I've ran into the failure to fire issue and I'm going have to try adamriser's fix and see if some loctite does the trick. I want to know if the recoil reducer is worth the $49 or if there are other aftermarket versions available. ALSO, does anyone have a Benelli M2 compatibility list between M3K and the M2 parts? Thanks in advance !

It is once you pop off that magazine spring retaining cap. Trying snap ring pliers was pointless... The method I used took 15 secs.

I found a easier way, but not sure if it was the smartest. I screwed in a barely thick enough bolt through the hole, but first placed my Dillon press wrench through the bolt. Struck the Dillon wrench with a hammer and that pulled out the darn cap without scratching or marring the internal surface. Only took four upward strikes on the wrench, while butt of gun was on the ground, and that puppy came right out. So much for darn pliers...

Who has one and added a Nordic extension tube? Post a picture of the tool you used to remove the darn slip ring cap that keeps the stock magazine spring in place. I've used three different slip ring pliers and this bad boy seems glued or welded on. Thanks in advance.

Blackiechan- I had this issue with my adjustable Dawson rear even when using a .300T sight, so I swapped it out with a Dawson Fixed HD rear and I was able to get POA-POI at 20yards, but anything within 10yards was about 1-2" high. I then got a .335T sight and went back to the adjustable Dawson rear on a different slide and so far I'm happy with the results. But if your slide touches the FSB you'll notice that the sight WILL move from the impact of the two parts touching when the gun goes back in battery. The only fix is to machine down the FSB a tiny amount or unscrew it one full turn so it doesn't touch. Sadly the FSB and the Dawson front sights are NOT perfect fitting pieces, so they do move over time. However, I haven't tried Dawson's G24/G17L front sights, so I'm not sure if those will make a difference. I would like to know if those are a tighter fit in the FSB's front sight hole. I do use the TTI sights on my G35 slide (Prod gun) with positive results.

That's good stuff right there Wil! Congrats!

I don't see a regulation in the rule book on max length or weight. If you ever go to Canada or overseas, then I think you might run into issues under IPSC. But why a 7" barrel? I like your G35. I just wish there was a way to contour the FSB so it looks more aesthetically pleasing. Let me know if you get lucky with mounting that Frame Weight so it doesn't tilt downward at the front of the barrel.

Tim- it's been awhile, do you recall what your chrono results were for this load with TG?

I think that would be too long to be competitive for USPSA.