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Different strokes I guess. I love the HK mag release and much prefer the Walther PPQ M1 version with similar mag release.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Theb you will probably love the P30 Light LEM (V1). That trigger has a ton of pre-travel, but the break and reset are at the very rear. I was actually the opposite of you and didn't like the trigger action being so close to the grip.

Nice shooting on the run backing up. I need to practice that more.

The reset on the PPQ was super short. That combined with a light trigger had me accidentally doubling a few times when shooting with any speed. If it were going to be my one-and-only pistol, I would've kept it and just gotten used to it. It didn't seem like a good idea for me to have that in the mix with my Glock 34 and P30 LEM. The VP9 is somewhere in the middle between the Glock and Walther. I like it, but am not sure I can come up with a good reason to buy one unless I came across a deal too good to pass up.

Thanks Nebwake. I am posting links below for others who are interested. Here is the link to the BE post. http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=190096&hl=%2Bdominance Here is the external link to the methods to help correct the problem http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=190096&hl=%2Bdominance

Thanks Guy. Are you supposed to cover the entire lens, or just spot, or particular line? I have heard about this in shotgunning as well.

Following this thread. I shoot pistol left, rifle/shotgun righty. I am slightly right eye dominant (with an astigmatism in both eyes if that matters). Shooting with both eyes open is really difficult for me, I think because my brain is shifting back and forth with eye dominance. I see two of each target and have to consciously shoot at the one on the right.

If you live in a ban state, where the comp is pinned and welded, what would be the best way to get rid of that carbon buildup? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had my M&P Pro in 9mm worked on my Dan Burwell in Pennsylvania. He did a great job on it. I ended up going back to Glock though. I just prefer the platform. It is much easier to work on than the M&P, IMO. http://burwellguns.com/

The current G42 is too small to handle the 9mm round. I am not doubting you. But I am curious. You don't mean dimensionally, but from a recoil and durability viewpoint? Not enough slide mass?

If you are doing it with a dremel, keep the speed on very slow and keep the polishing head moving. Don't linger in one place.

This same thing happened on my CZ 85 Combat a few years back. The sheer amount of crud stuck in that extractor was amazing, and was not really visible until I removed it. I never tried the compressed air, but regular cleaning with the extractor still in the gun did not get at it.

Sweet. I keep putting off drilling my bench for new swage and trimming equipment I got recently that needs to be bolted down. It is a miserable day up in New Hampshire, so I may as well get started. Enjoy your 650. I wish I had spent the extra $$$ when I got my 550B.

I am so used to seeing caliber misspelled as caliper on gun forums, that I assumed this was a caliber thread.

Thanks. Sounds like it is time to start putting away a few bucks for a gun and leather for it. Yeah, I have a Glock Purchase coupon burning a hole in my billfold. Same here. I thought mine was going to expire unused.

Thanks. Sounds like it is time to start putting away a few bucks for a gun and leather for it.

I like Glock for a lot of reasons, especially how they support the sport. But man are they deaf to customer wants. All they need to do is announce a Glock 43 (or somesuch), which is the 9mm version of the g42. It will fly off the shelves. Edit: JBP55, I just saw your post. I would be happy if you were right about this. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Maybe my spam folder is getting smarter. I haven't gotten one of these in a really long time. They used to be the majority of my Inbox though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have been frequenting the HKPro forums a bunch to get up to speed on my new P30 V1, and have been reading a lot about the VP9 as well. I have not read about many people having problems with using light 9mm ammo. Apparently, its break-in is much easier than the P30 (especially the P30L) which has tons of people having feeding problems. If you do have any feeding problems, the recommended solution (which seems to work for all who wrte about it) is putting a few hundred rounds of stout ammo through it. After that, it handles anything.

A dremel is good for one thing in ban states. Grinding the ears off bayonet lugs from uppers bought online.

That's funny. I was at the Red Box today and wondering if the Denzel Washington movie had anything to do with that tv show. I guess I'll give it a look.

Great job so far. My Christmas was spent chasing after my one year old daughter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I know this is second hand info, so please take it for what it's worth. A friend placed an order for one of these on sale. At The Glock Store. When it was done and ready to ship, they did not honor the sale price and he (perhaps foolishly) paid full price because he wanted it. So he gets it and there are all kinds of problems with it. Awful quality control. The slide got sent back and he is waiting on them. Not an encouraging story. I think the slide looks like hammered poop, so I won't have this problem. But I personally will be hesitant to do business with them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It really sounds like a product improved Versamax. I was looking for feature differences between the two, and they seem negligible. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

After reading all these responses, i am going to buy some One Shot. It had never occurred to me to lube pistol cases with my dillon carbide dies. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk