himurax13

Powder?

SRO with the 5 MOA dot or wait for the new Holosun.

It sounds like the hammer hooks on your hammer are worn down. I suggest replacing it with a better one.

Slide stop, trigger return spring, fiber optic rod, grip screws, and a 10# recoil spring.

You mean like a carry optic CZ75 Bull Shadow slide? They are a bit pricier than any aftermarket Glock slide and they require removal of the firing pin lifter. Some material from the dustcover may need to be removed.

The stock plate has rear irons.

The Ghost Hydra/Hydra + will accommodate a wide range of pistols.

Yes, the 9mm CZ Custom match TS barrels will work with the .40 slides. I reccomend tuning the extractor or installing a 9mm extractor as well.

I am almost out of CSB-1 myself. I do like using Shooters World Clean Shot and Sport Pistol but Titegroup is much easier to find and is usually cheaper.

Your OAL will depend on your barrel. Depending on a plunk and spin test, it could be between 1.220 to 1.275. Crimp will severely affect accuracy/tumbling. I try to use the least amount possible. I prefer faster burning powders like regular clays, titegroup, 700x, Win 231, etc.

I have 2 of them, lol.

Just to clarify, you are having to press the trigger while removing the slide?

1.17 seems kind of long for 9mm. Have you done a plunk and spin test? Will a loaded round fit in the magazine and not cause hangups? Will it feed easily when you chamber a round? I usually prefer faster burning powders for 9mm like Sport Pistol, Clean Shot, Titegroup, CSB-1, Solo 1000. The window can be pretty small so ladder loading is important. I find that my more accurate loads tend to be in the 132 to 137 PF range.

It would help if you defined what your perception of recoil is. TBH, I feel little to no recoil when shooting a 9mm Tactical Sports. If you shoot a 147g or heavier projectile at 130 or less power factor through it, it should feel like a .22lr. Adding a thumb rest would probably reduce any percieved muzzle lift.

No. No matter which way you go about it, the cost isn't worth it. If you want to reduce muzzle flip, you can use a lighter recoil spring and or a *thumb rest [generic]*.

This Dual Riflebag has 2 outer pockets that can hold 4 Glock Big sticks with Taran +10 basepads each. It is on 20% sale ATM. It is the only one I know of that seems to be PCC specific. https://www.cedhk.com/ced-edge-dual-pcc-rifle-case

Has anyone tried these in their PCC with good results? I figure the JP or Taccom Bolt might work.

What trigger are you running? It does sound like you need to increase the pre travel to allow the sear to reset fully. Did you add any new parts recently like a disconnector?

Are you sure that Suarez slide is made specifically for the Gen 5? Most of his stuff is for Gen 3.

What are you trying to accomplish with a longer guide rod?

I go with the cheapest plated/coated. I usually stick to plated for PCC.

They are about the same in the accuracy department. I have both and it can be difficult to choose. I am also working on getting a pair of stock masters ATM.

.40S&W or 10mm would work (with an extractor swap or tune) for a 9mm barrel swap. However, the .45 ACP gap on the breech face is too large for the extractor to hold the case in place. The easiest thing is to swap the entire slide and use the appropriate mags.

Some people pick a distance and shoot from the bench. Try 25 yards and then verify at 50 yards. Once you are sighted in shoot freestyle and see how tight you can keep the groups.

Yes, but you could also tune the .40 extractor to work on the 9mm barrel as well.