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any update about the program guys?

mine too. havent encountered such problem, il be glad to tweak to replace the hammer spring if its available

i load with a 125 grains lead coated heads with 3.6 grains VV N320 powder with an OAL of 1.137. its PF 127 124 grains FMJ 4.9 VV 3N37 OAL 1.1137, PF 128. hope these help.

So this is the part that I need explaining... I am very interested to know. Thanks hi, what i mean is that, when you shoot your gp6, do bullets impacted where your front is pointed? a dead center sight configuration?

what i mean is what kind f front sight, rear sight did yuo install n your gp6? how does it shoot with the new sights? where did you buy your sights?

hi nicveraz, with your new sights, are you sighting on a point of aim point of impact equation? what sights did you install on you gp6? im planning to change my stock sights and i like your feedback on you sights,

thank you canuck223, i already done it as per you instruction. really appreciate your help

hi Canuck223, need your help, how do you disassemble the extractor? it seems the extractor of my gp6 has a considerable forward and backward play, thus failing to extract around at time and caused double feeding problems

sti gp6 for me unbelievably acurate

Has anyone noticed? you have to boresnake the gun in stages where plates are set at 30 meters in order to hit them quickly? i noticed it thrice already. im using 125 grains plated heads loaded to 3.8 n320 with 1.137 inches bullet height..

more wear lines in the left side than the right front of the slide indeed

ck1, we have the same predicament when i was contemplating of buying one as it cost more than $1000 in our country, nevertheless i gambled and its worth it. imho, parts breakage is very minimal due to its internal function. i certainly would like to try the x-calibur, the five inches barel version which according to maria guschina shoots more accurately and muzzle flip is close to non existence.

yeah me too. i cant find the thread of canuck223's detailed stripping

THANKS CANUCK223, good point on your suggestion. better if the sights are like bomar type that will just fit in the slide with no milling needed.

got mine a month ago and it shoots great, very accurate for a polymer gun and the recoil is very minimal. im looking for a video on how to detail strip the gun up to its last pin so that i could clean it thoroughly a and replace parts that show sign of wear. Unfortunately no video was available. if canuck223 could provide a link on how its done we well be thankful to him. the gun is really great though.