Tampa-XD45
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The Rise Armament is a popular option for not a lot of money:
https://www.primaryarms.com/rise-armament-rave-pcc-ar-trigger-flat-bow-anti-walk-pins
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It's an L-frame model. I liked mine and used it quite a bit for steel challenge.
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19 hours ago, Boomstick303 said:
This is a well documented issue with Sig X5 P320 Barrels using 147 gr bullets. It is mentioned on many threads on this forum. I have done rather extensive testing and 147 gr bullets would not group well until I sped the up considerably, which kinda of defeats the use of 147 Gr bullets. You will also see a rather noticeable change in POI based on bullet velocity as well. Something I did not care for.
I have found that velocity is key for Sig P320 barrels to group decent. 124/5 gr bullets in the 1100-1150 fps would give me tennis ball groups or smaller at 15 yds. I have also found the shorter Slide/Barrel combos lead to better barrel lock up which gives you better accuracy.
I have heard rumors that Sig did some changes to the barrel mostly to do with Chamber support, and I have heard one claim they fixed the accuracy issues, but I have not personally seen either case. For my P320 AXG Pro I never shot the stock barrel as I installed a Barstow immediately.
The Barstow barrel fixes all of it. Very accurate, POI does not shift when switching to different ammo velocities.
My current setup of the P320 AXG Pro with the Barstow barrel, The Sig Armorer Trigger, and 14# recoil spring is by far the most accurate 320 I own. I do not get any dot deflection when dry firing which without a magazine installed is also an issue with P320s. I do have to wonder if that play in the slide/barrel assembly (dot movement when pulling the trigger) does lead to some of the accuracy issues.
Did the Barstow barrel require much fitting?
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Can the little tubs of Slide-Glide still be purchased? Or just in little tubes?
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I use two sets ... a cheap one from Harbor Freight and a high quality Starrett set. It's good to have a cheap set around for drifting sights and other heavy duty work.
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You may want to call Dawson Precision. They were selling "competition ready" STI Trojans with sights like yours (and mine).
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23 hours ago, cole440 said:
How true are the comments about the titanium cylinder being “sticky” to extract and sensitive to different loads?
I witnessed that in a match, but the 929 shooter was using factory Blazer steel cased ammo. Now he knows better after creating a nice hole in his palm from the extractor rod.
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On 1/31/2023 at 11:03 AM, CC3D said:
Brass monkey bullets are amazing. If you catch them on sale (13-15% off pretty regularly) you can get them as cheap as brazos for much higher quality. I'd probably be loading blue bullets if money wasn't an issue, but they're significantly more expensive.
Every person I know who has shot brass monkey raves about them- of the 4 or 5 bullet manufacturers I've tried they are the best by a significant margin.
Another vote for Brass Monkey. I switched from SNS to Brass Monkey and the grouping shrunk quite a bit. I switched due to a lower price but the smaller groups is a bonus.
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I sold my C More but C More Customer Service responded to me within one day when I had a similar question a few years ago: sales@cmore.com
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Holosun 510 on my GMR15. No complaints. I did have to tighten the QR screw once in 3 years.
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On 1/25/2023 at 12:14 PM, testosterone said:
with and without, as you can see this is not a slight adjustment, its a significant cut. the image looked more focused on the phone, but if you look at the factory cut, you can see how the lead in runs and how the final resting spot is not centered on the notch(before of after), but the wider/deeper notch makes it less abrupt.
Thanks for the picture. Neither of my R8 cylinders lead-ins are centered.
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1 hour ago, revoman said:
This was done to my revolvers a long time ago by Mark Hartshorne with Pinnacle Custom and I have never had problems with the notches getting peened and that was the reason I had him do that on his recommendation. One less thing to worry about.
Oh and the reason I had it done in the first place is I was at a match in Wisconsin and it happened and the rest of the match went downhill quick.Can you post a picture of one of the notches that was modified?
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Been using one of these for years. Less than $30 and I've been very happy with it.
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I have to periodically clean the inside of my case gauge when using coated bullets or the loaded rounds start to stick.
Just a quick wipe with Windex on a paper towel removes the red residue from SNS bullets.
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On 11/25/2022 at 1:10 AM, Daslinger said:
Glad it worked for you. I sent mine back to Sig…….hopefully it comes back better.
Did you get it back from Sig? Is it fixed?
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Has anyone in revoland tried the Lewis Lead removal system?
One of the pull-through lead remover that gargoil66 references.
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Another vote for Scheels. It's where I bought my 750.
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You can get this Picatinny rail to mount a scope:
https://www.jackweigand.com/Ruger-GP100-Scope-Mounts-No-Drill.html
Or get one of these to mount a red dot:
https://allchingunparts.com/ruger-revolvers/
https://www.mountsplus.com/ruger-gp100-red-dot-mount.html
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On 12/18/2022 at 12:16 PM, Toolguy said:
I could write a book about this, but it would be way better to schedule a time to come to the shop where I can show you how it all works. Bring a new hand and stop. Yes, you can buy old guns and cheaply fix them on your own, armed with the knowledge of what to do. Plus, you can always call if you have a question.
How about doing a YouTube video the next time you fit one?
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On 12/17/2022 at 10:50 AM, tk4 said:
I have a 40 cal pcc I pieced together with QC10 components. I used a Glock large frame lower and 10mm mags. It runs flawlessly and the Lrbo works great with SGM mags not Glock OEM mags. Works 100 percent with all bullet types including HP.
I want to build a 9mm with Colt style mags. If I use QC10 components is it likely to be ultra reliable like my 40 build? Or should I try a different magazine platform?
Just my two cents but I ran a Colt platform years ago and finally switched to a Glock platform. I've used mag conversions and a dedicated Colt platform lower and none were as reliable for me as a Glock platform. I would shoot 400 rounds through the Colt gun at a level 2 match one weekend with no problems, and have it puke at a 80 round level 1 match the following week with the same mags and same ammo. My JP GMR15 runs with any ammo.
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New PCC from SA. Don't know why they went with Colt mags.
https://www.shootingillustrated.com/content/first-look-springfield-armory-saint-victor-9-mm-carbine/
https://www.gunsandammo.com/editorial/springfield-saint-victor-9mm-first-look/467012
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Good to know re: the Grams followers. I was going to spend the money but now I won't.