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  • Birthday 11/02/1969

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    Woodstock, NY
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    Shooting and cycling
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    Doug Brayman

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  1. 92fs

    Aftermartket barrel

    Running a 15 lb spring in my 34. It eats most anything. I've seen guys running 13 lb springs break locking block pins using factor winchester ammo.
  2. Yes sir I am. I have a few ideas as to what the issues are. I am hesitant to junk this gun because it has worked well for me for so long. Well, If you decide to "junk it" I am gladly accepting donations of Elite II's
  3. I bought one a couple weeks ago. I agree with what others have said about the throat being too tight for coated lead. If you get the OAL correct it runs pretty well but, I may contact them and see if I can get it opened up a little. Other than that, I would say it is a great barrel for the money. Mine is accurate and locks up tight.
  4. Your runs look Great. Are you still using the same match ammo?
  5. I too started using presicion 125 FN bullets. I am running them in a G34 with a lone wolf barrel. I am currently using 4.2gn of HP38 with an OAL of 1.085. If I go any longer, they engauge in the rifling and it is very hard to eject them and empty the chamger. Even at 1.085, the are still hitting the rifling slightly but not enough to cause and obvious issue. My question is how do I know what the minimum OAL that I can run is without causing the pressure to go through the roof?
  6. I just started reloading with coated lead in my G34. The stock barrely would lead up in less than 50 rounds so, I replaced it with a Lone Wolf. I have to say that lockup is great and the gun just runs smoother than it does with the stock barrel. I shot a league last nigh and it appears to be very accurate. So far, I am very pleased with the LW.
  7. Hi Ben, What powder are you using behind coated bullets? Thanks Solo 1000.. the rumors are true.. it is somewhat low smoke. Thanks!
  8. Hi Ben, What powder are you using behind coated bullets? Thanks
  9. Ben, Thanks for the tip. I plan on placing an order and starting to reload within the text couple of weeks.
  10. It's a great investment. You can buy it for 14k and resell it in a few years for $500.
  11. 92fs

    Glock 34 FTF

    Mine did that when it was new. The magazine srings were so tight that it pushed the rounds up against the slide to the point that it would not cycle reliably. I loaded all my mags full and kept them loaded in between shooting sessions. Once the springs relaxed, It began to cycle fine. 6K rounds later, It's still running like a top!
  12. Mine on my 34 slides right out.
  13. I have never shot a SIG but, it looks to me that the bore axis is pretty high above the grip. After watching guys shood IDPA with them,they look like they recoil quite a bit. Granted, most of the ones I've see were in .40 but even still, compared to say, a G35, the SIG looks like a handfull. Do you find this to be an issue? I've never taken a close look at one, but I'm pretty sure the bore axes of the P226 and the pistol you bear the namesake of are virtually identical. It's a non issue for me. Watch some of my videos and you'll see how mild the muzzle flip is with a proper grip and a modicum of grip strength. I run a 14lb Wolff recoil spring for ammo around 135pf. Works great. I was not trying to promote Glocks even though I compete with one right now. I started with a 92FS. If it had a replacable front sight and was a G model, I'd still be shooting it. I hit the saftey on or, forgot to turn it off too many times. Getting my hands on an Elite II G was just not practical. I think Ben has most of them at this point. There is nothing like shooting a metal gun in my opinion.
  14. I have never shot a SIG but, it looks to me that the bore axis is pretty high above the grip. After watching guys shood IDPA with them,they look like they recoil quite a bit. Granted, most of the ones I've see were in .40 but even still, compared to say, a G35, the SIG looks like a handfull. Do you find this to be an issue?
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