Jerry Anderson

Don't they kick the brass towards the front of the berm and not behind the shooter?

Along with all the mag combinations i keep one mag (140) with one round in my back pocket. When the "make ready" command happens i take the single mag-round and load it first. Press check that it loaded, then put a fresh mag in.

I'm using 115's with HS-6 in one Open gun. A little shorter slide-barrel combination. In my full size gun i use 124's and 7625. Both are tuned for the gun port combination.

The slide racker should be on the right side. But now you have to reach all the way across your gun to rack the slide if you have a jam. It's a toss up.

I've heard that a steel grip has less recoil and the plastic grip flexes a bit more. Personally i would go with the steel. Weight or not.

The fun factor is off the chart. Now it tenths of a second separate the top guys. Keep trying and so slow to go fast.

Yea, mine has a groove in the comp so it doesn't hit.

Like the other guys 1.234 from top of the bullet to the bottom of the case.

>38 Super comp, shorter slide and a steel grip. CMore 8moa dot.

I would try a .38 SC first. Less maintenance and less abrupt.

Yep

I've seen guys here that crack 3 or 4 slides a year with major 9. Now the same gunsmith builds the guns. You do the math.

Take it apart and look at everything