GeraldMeharry

Had both... I am crazy accurate with Both. + 1 lonewolf because of price

I would love to shoot it. But I think it needs production rules 10+1 at start

I was just quoted 38$ per 1000 for Winchester primers. It's been a year since I bought primers so I'm a little behind. Think I paid 28$ per 1000. That can't be right.

Thanks for the info and sarge would you continue to shoot the mp if after market picks up? I mean glock has been out for decades. things im looking for is grip angle like the 1911 without all the bells and whisles one trigger pull to train something tough that will run (like glock) heavier (mp little heavier then glock) I really have no complanits about the glock just looking for the next platform to make master.

Im thinking of jumping wagons. What can you guys tell me about trigger improvments reloads in the factory barrel (glock bulge brass) grip tape mags (factory, mecgar...) any tricks to improve production set up. thanks guys

Currently I'm running a ice with Tripp mags and dawson extensions. I love it. But I like the look of the techwell.

Donnie sells the coating on the site. My question is can I use it on a lead cast bullets that have a wax ring on it, or do I have to clean the wax off first before applying. Im hoping I can buy cheap lead bullets and apply his coatin and save money in the long run.

Yeah the ship battles were happening at the same time and the as the land assault. Otherwise the Persians would have sailed around the hot gates. The Athenians- Themistocles lied his way into getting a navy years before and it paid off...that being said I will still watch it for what it is.

Welcome from the Republic of Texas

I read any time now. Waiting for their mags to function 100%

I think I would start my daughter off in steel challenge with a .22 around 6-8 yrs. depending on her attitude and maturity lv. Later uspsa 12-14

Think I'm 74.68 lim with my glock 35

I don't known about 45 but I see they will be having a 40 single stack comp ready with Wilson combat magwell, flat top, vz grips, fiber optic front sight... Same price or close too the Trojan

Yeah just saw that I was about to ask how much a difference they would make. Para vs sti

I would have to move some stuff. Don't know if I'm financial ready. I think I will leave it up to fate which ever I see up first that I can afford.

Sun light and 10 feet from the chrono.

I wonder how much that would cost me?

147 lead I used 3.5 wst Oal 1.15 for pf 135 glock 34. (Minor) 185 lead Molly I used 4.1 wst Oal (can't remember) pf 168 Glock 35 (major) Sorry I couldn't be more help. Wst works good on the last 3. Haven't heard of anyone using it for 124 grain thou

A lot of this is reassurance I won't get crap from the other guys (and my wife). Wifes concealed carry is a kimber ultra carry in 45 acp.

Just saw hikers comment and think that's what I wanted to hear. Keeping up with my 45 brass would be a pain.

Either way I was Planning on 200 grain 40 or 45. I planned on this getting me into 2011s. But I hear that 45 is so much better platform. More flexible then the 40. (I'm surrounded by old school guys)

I purchased a cheap taurus 1911 chambered for 9mm. Worked on it myself and shot a match. I loved it. The question is Should I get a spartan 45 acp save cost in gun or should I get the .40 Trojan save cost in brass/bullets? I reload but currently not prepared to reload either.

I have shot 40 minor and 9 minor. The 40 is soft but it feels slow. Now last match I shot 160 grain 9 mm bayou bullets and I was surprised how soft and fast I could run them.

Practice practice... I shoot low with my 1911 after shooting my glock for several months. I noticed my grip with my support hand is higher, 1911 I moved my hand lower.

Glock pro- 900$ Single stack- 1000$ Glock open build - $$$ im giving up Reloaded 650- 1200$ 4-5 grand damn that's crazy