Agent #1911

Who shoots what?

what is the highest capacity you can stuff in a 141mm mag for Tanfo? CZs can do 24+1.

.452 coz they don’t make a .462

Put a drop of glue. Then you have a bonded bullet. I heard it goes through stuff.

I think the main reason why some IFG slides are stroked is to increase extraction reliability. The sooner the ejector strikes the case before it bottoms out on the frame is better on these guns. I noticed the stroked guns have better ejection patterns i.e to the side or rearward instead of bouncing off of the ejection port and flies forward.

it wont. its the momentum of the firing pin to the breach face when the gun falls and land on its muzzle.

Can the PD R7 be used with the rest of the factory internals in a Stock 2?

Not worth the hassle getting popper fkd.

Congrats! so the SM weighs less than the Stock 2 in CO form? whats the weight of you SM?

Can someone measure the factory 9mm magazine feedlip opening? Its the mag for Stock 2. I have some mags that have seen better days and wanted to make sure its within spec. Thanks for your time.

I had to check the subforum to make sure I am not in the IDPA section...

IPSC got it right when it comes to divisions. They are not afraid to enforce them. USPSA dont like to enforce rules, get rid of them. soon the capacity will increase to 32 rounds so no reload necessary. go home and drink beer.

IMO, the main difference between the two divisions should be iron vs optic. 15 rounds limit for both. I’d start with these.

Here's an idea to save Production. Make Prod and CO capacity 15 rounds. And change the name to Prod Optic. There is nothing “carry” about that division. USPSA made a mistake when they went full retard with 140mm mag.

anyone have an experience with the recent batch of Deltapoints with the upgraded board? curious to see if the previous issues are resolved.