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I have a 40 with one spring (the only way it runs smooth) All the rest have two full springs with no problems!!!

I use the Dillon spray lube on 40 and 45 If the rounds "feel" sticky I throw them in the tumbler for about 10 minutes and that solves any problems and actually gives them a brighter final finish

1.135 in mine BUt Like other suggested make a dummy round based on your barrel then make ten more to make sure they will fit in your mags and feed by hand etc.

9's tend to make weight once you go to a GI guide rod and sometimes alum. MSH if real heavy back to wood grip panels.

Nice gun Never mind the BS

Bayou SNS BBI Montana Gold HAP that order based on service, price and what I use them for

Smith M&P has a similar grip angle. I shoot one for a year plus and it never had a problem. Was plenty accurate out of the box, and there are all sorts of legal mods for the trigger etc

I load 1.245 for my race gun cause it runs smoother there than longer. Make sure you do your due diligence working up the load at whatever length works well in your pistol

It hits the Disco on the leading edge of the square shaped hole that the sear pin goes through. Bevel the bottom edge at appox 45 degrees and it will go a long way toward fixing your problem. Lots of pistol smiths have been doing this for a long time as a matter of routine.

4.0 - 4.5 bullseye 5.0 grs up to max HP38/231

Grip, Click, Slap, Bang

17 in every 1911 or 2011 used for competition Heavier in carry guns

I have Wilson ETM that are about 3 1/2 years old now and still require a wedge between the bullet and the feed lip when empting mags after a match/stage etc. My # dawsons are not much better but have not used them near as much. I do not notice my slide running any slower with these mags vs. a couple of 9 round mags I have Load em up and let them sit for a few days it may help

Dawson's got a new mag well that I believe fits the IPSC rules. BUT I'm in the states

25yds usually try to do accuracy and chrono together so I'm not working on a load that won't work PF then out to 50 to make sure nothing squirrelly is going on 25 gets hand held then shot from a rest, 50 is from a rest

Never needed another type of tube

thank for the update

Always ?!?!? probably not

Lee Like the sizing dies

1.250-60 I've shoot every type HP, LWC, RNFP and TC

use the chart on Dawson precision web site to figure frt sight height

7625 and auto comp are what I use used to use AA7 but switched several years ago

Work on your grip and don't allow yourself to get sloopy. I've done that and had to work twice as hard toget the right grip back!!

Bushing

took a while of tuning and polishing reconfiguring the ramp but it runs now