I wouldn’t attribute it all to cheap labor. There’s plenty of junk made in China and Mexico. But they are apparently doing things right. Be nice if they could import more.
I’ve actually heard SPS tubes are pretty solid. I know a guy that had an SPS for testing. It was actually pretty impressive how well it ran and was fit up.
I would adjustbthem to spec. Even though it runs I’d adjust it just to eliminate any variables in the future should you start having issues. I think if guns are built well they are less sensitive to mag issues.
Dryfire certainly helps. Also test out every extreme position of sight alignment at 10 yards and see where it hits. Depending on if you’ve changed sight widths it can be deceiving.
Haha this thread is fire. I agree with Ssanders224 about the natural talent being a hindrance. Not that I have a great natural talent but most things have come pretty easy to me. I’ve been shooting awhile semi serious. Maybe averaging 6k a year and not much practice. I was at 93.8% this year. It’s hard for me to stay motivated or push to get that extra bit because it seems M class is basically where I ran out of my “talent”. I could get there but to get to GM is much harder.