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I have been running Talyor Freelance 140mm extensions at plus 6 in 9mm and plus 5 in 40S&W. They never dis-assemble themselves, but take a little more effort to pop apart them Arrendondos or Dawsons. The difference in Glock mags is not model based, but frame based. Full size is a G17 which fits the G34/G17L. G19 is midsized, G26 is compact, but a G17 mag will fit both. And uppers can be changed common to a G17/G22/G34/G35/G17L/G24/G31 because the frames are all identical except for the ejector and extractor, 9mm and 40S&W mags are the same external/internal dimensions except for the feed lips. G17 upper will not fit a G19.
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Bullet setback is more common than a double charge, especially on an auto progressive, like a Dillon 650. When the overall length goes down from 1.170" to 1.000", the pressure goes up about 3.5 times, much greater than SAAMI specifications. Lets say you had some rounds with insufficient crimp loaded near the bottom of the mag, each time you pull the trigger, the bullet setbacks more, by the you get that one chambered, it could be dangerously short.
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I have carried a G19 since 1992, and shot it in IDPA for a few years, but the G17/G34 is a far better game gun. These days it's just USPSA and 3 gun, so I mostly use the G34, with 3 G17's as a backup. I also carry one of the G17's.
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So after 44 years of shooting competition in different venues, I finally decided to get test for lead. And to be factual, I have averaged a competition match every weekend, or more often, for the last 14 years, all outdoors. Anyway, the level is 12. You can only get lead in your system by breathing it in, or ingesting it. Lead will not go thru your skin. I am now using lead wipes after handling the steel, and after every match before eating. I expect a reduction in level count when I next get tested in 3 months.
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Dennis went to Shooters Heaven about 7am this morning. Double Alpha forever! God Bless
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I run a Heine rear with a Dawson fiber optic front, .205 high, .125 wide shooting Montana Gold 115 JHPs on top of 4 grains of TiteGroup at 1.145 overall. Point of aim at 40 yards,
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When you go pretty much every weekend, like Norco Running Gun, you get to know everyone at the local level, and end up shooting with your buddies. In my case,it's mostly higher classified shooters, but I always try to bring new people into the game to keep it going. As long as they don't do anything to scare me, and help out taping/setting, everyone is good. Personally I learn more by watching the GM's on video after the match than during.
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I've shot tens of thousands of Precision Bullets and Bear Creek (moly) bullets thru my G17's running on top of 4.0 grains of TiteGroup at 1.160" overall. They smoke allot, and do leave some heavy residue which I clean about every 500 to 1,000 rounds (bore snaked after every match). At they end of the day, I think you save $10-$20 per thousand over Montana Gold. Even though I have fitted BarSto's for the G17's, the factory barrels are far easier to clean. For the big matches I use the Montana Golds...
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The first Sunday of every month, starting May 2. Look for more information on the website. http://www.palmspringsgunclub.org/
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just got my email also!
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Just got an email from Dan Furbee. He says they will be emailing entry confirmations soon.
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Glock doesn't really care how you wreck a gun, they will cut you a deal on a new one, last time I called was about $275, probably higher now. Recently had a couple of bumps with my G17 running 115 grain bullets in front of 4.0 grains of TiteGroup, several of the rounds were at least .125" to deep in the case and one was almost all the way in. Pitched out as many as I saw, but a couple got thru and you could definitely feel it.
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Cashed yesterday.... Got to figure out where to stay now.
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Yea, what jhgtyre said. I got the same info from Dan also... So that's I asked, the USPSA Nationals was a full day, both days, all day long...
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Can anyone clarify the website statement of
Friday 3/26/2010 - Full day shooting
# Saturday 3/27/2010 - Full day shooting;
I mean in years past it was morning one day, then afternoon the next day. This sounds to me like the USPSA Nationals, all squads shoot all day. Is that correct?
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I used the sign also, but asked the RO before hand, and he said as long as your foot doesn't touch the dirt, you are good. Sounds to me like the height challenged are complaining. Neither David C. nor Chris E., nor I, like the 14" low ports at Norco...
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Anybody know if one exists, and where to buy it?
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From a Homer Simpson episode of the 'All you can eat Frying Dutchmen' the Captain states that Homer is no ordinary human, that is an eating machine.......
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Hey, forget about divisions... what about food at the match? Will there be vendors, or do we pack our own munchies?
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Hey, anybody know if buckshot will be allowed? We shot an MGM swinger at Pala on Sunday, and it pretty much takes buck to turn it over. I used #6 heavies, and couldn't spin it after 5 rounds. Some of the guys used 2 rounds of buck, and it was zooming by the 2nd round.
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Dave, we have one opening on 3 now, hurry...
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Dave, that's because you are special! Your squad only has 9, and it is full.... Maybe Taran will decide decide to grace your squad. Then you have both the Open and Limited Champions to contend with. I don't know why you wanted to leave our Squad 3, after all, we get to shoot long range rifle LAST! on Sunday morning at 8am, so we will have all the mojo and stage math going. Oops, too late, Squad 3 is now full.
Special Forces Green Berets Shooters 3rd Annual Shooters Cup
in Match Announcements - Pistol Only - USPSA, IPSC & Misc.
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Range Officers are needed for this special Wounded Warriors project sponsored by http://www.sfa78cup.com/
October 12, 2013 at Raahauge’s Shooting Enterprises, Norco, CA
The last 2 years were outstanding with several local LEO teams and military teams. Come help out if you can.
Contact Steve Cowan
cowan_steve@yahoo.com