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What is your favorite load for your PCC?
SirLoin replied to MrPostman's topic in Pistol Caliber Carbine
Mikie: you have N340 115-grain load results you could share? -
Hey guys. Can u please share your load data for 9mm 115-grain bullets with VihtaVuori N340 powder? Got a 1lb cannister of N340 and want to load some minor and subminor (for my wife) rounds. Thx.
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Where? Been searching all weekend and they seemed to have the cheapest coated ammo per round, after taxes and shipping
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Anyone ever shoot Lax Ammo's remanufactured ammo? Price looks good, but not sure if the ammo is any good. https://www.laxammo.com/
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Even more: Bob Vogel won Production at the World Shoot with a stock Glock.
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How does the weight keep from sliding off?
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I would think that either you got a bad barrel to begin with or, more probable, your ammo fouled it up really bad --> so, back to your ammo being the cause of the problem. But it should be fixable, as you can clean the barrel, i.e., the barrel can be "fixed"
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I think it's your ammo and not your barrel. I've shot 100K+ rounds through my barrel, clean it only after every 10K rounds or so, and it shoots fine.
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From what I understand, reviews that compare different guns, ammo, and parts OBJECTIVELY and EXTENSIVELY are non-existent like unicorns. Most reviews tend to take a gun/ammo in isolation, so, you can't tell how it stacks up with the competition. (I understand that writers are specifically asked by the editors of the publications to do it this way, to avoid making anyone "look bad" compared to other products on the market.) So, this article stands out as probably being the best review I've read because it does exactly that: it uses the same methodology to compare different barrels, and it shares the results. Thanks for sharing, Rooster.
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I have yet to read any study that showed any material difference in accuracy across aftermarket barrels, gen3 barrels, and gen4 barrels. Stock Gen4 Glock barrels have been used to win / place high even during this year's major championships. So, Im inclined to suspect it's not the Glock. I'd probably look into the shooter first, and then the ammo.
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Have you found one? I'm looking for the biggest cheapest flashlight I can mount on my Glock
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Have you thought of making it even heavier by putting more birdshot or just filling it up completely with lead?
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My grip is most similar to JJ's
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My strong hand stays very high - so much so that I get slide bite regularly - while my support hand squeezes in as tight as possible to my strong hand
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Something between your top pic and this
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Like the top one. But even higher, like Vogel does it.
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Okay. Will do. I did notice that I have a callous right where the mag release hits my hand - only callous on my support hand palm.
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Hmmmm. Mag release and spring both looked away when I pulled them out and a few months ago during a detailed cleaning. I'll replace it and see if it helps. Thanks!
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Actually, no. At the very least, not intentionally. I do believe my grip has gotten stronger.
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No. He asked how long I'd been shooting the gun. Mag release issues are recent, starting just a few months ago. Okay. Good to know.
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How often does it happen? If it were happening to me I would be working on adjusting my grip. I'm actually going to have to adjust my grip too for a similar problem. The extended mag release on mine scratches the webbing skin between my left thumb and index finger. It had never caused a dropped mag though... 1-3 times per stage during yesterday's match. That's around 1-3 times too many.
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Lol. Take that trolling stuff to Doodie -- this is serious business, yo!
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Hmmmm. I didn't think about that. I've heard lefties complain about having a hard time hitting mag releases since they're designed for right-handed shooters. Not sure if that's a "new" problem worth having in lieu of my current problem, but something to think about. Thanks!
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Since 2011. This is the only gun I shoot. Have probably shot 40-50K rounds through it, dryfired at least 5-6x of that.
