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I've never had one under the feeder plate unless I was switching calibers and missed a case. Your feeder plate is not seated correctly if cases are underneath it.
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I have the P10F comp ready gun with extended slide stop. I'm left handed, but you can just do the opposite. In practice, draw a smiley face with a sharpie on your left thumb about 1" down from your knuckle. cover your support thumb over the smiley face. It keeps me from having that problem.
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You're lucky the gun didn't go bang and you ejected the squib case.
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14 hours ago, chevymen21 said:
I think waktaz is on the correct path. You need to focus on the level of accuracy needed for each target instead of listening for a certain cadence. Level of experience plays a huge difference here. Talking about new to intermediate shooters focusing on cadence is not the first aspect of this sport to be focusing on.
I agree. Ask all the top shooters. First thing they say is in order to shooter faster, you need to see faster. Teaching a new shooter to shoot faster or with a faster cadence, is leading them down the wrong path.
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Welcome to the forum.
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Always review load data from the manufacturer, match the bullet as closely as possible. Note the min and max load for YOUR particular projectile's bullet weight. Find out your guns Max OAL with the plunk test. Same weight loads will have different pressure determined by OAL of the round. Shorter OAL's will have higher pressure than longer OAL's. Start light and work up. For example, if the minimum is 3.4g and the max is 4.2g, start at 3.4g and load 10 rounds. next load 10 rounds of 3.6g, 3.8g, 4.0g then 4.2g. Take the rounds to the range and put each batch through a chrono and record the data. Check each case and look for high pressure signs. You should also write down how each load worked through the gun. Did the gun function correctly? Did you notice how sights, or dot moved, how was the felt recoil, was the gun sluggish? etc. Then, if you're shooting competition (USPSA, IDPA) calculate your power factor and take the best load and go back looking to modify your current load. If 3.8g was best for you, I would load up 3.7g, 3.8g and 3.9g and go back to the range to verify. Once you've determined the best load, you're ready to reload rounds for the gun.
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I'm curious to see what the outcome of the situation is after the gun is inspected. I'm curious to see if any modifications were made to the gun by the department or officer.
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I also use one shot. If I think the cases are too oily, then I'll throw them in the tumbler for 10-15 minutes.
FWIW, I've also used the home brew of Lanolin and alcohol. It's just easier with one shot.
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First off, dup the PPU brass. I don't fully sort my brass, but I do keep only the major brands of brass I pick up. Win, R&P, PMC, Speer, Starline, FC and S&B. All others go into a give away bin. I'm also using a full length sizing die. I've also noticed that sub gun and 9major will cause bulged brass.
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Why take a chance? Just pull the round and start over.
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Flush to just under sub flush. Run your fingernail over the primer pocket. if you can feel the primer, it's too high.
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What exactly are you asking? Looking for recommendations on which Go Pro? 1st person or 3rd person?
I have a Go Pro 4 that I put on a hat strap. It uses voice commands once on. When you're on deck, turn it on. As you walk to the line, say "Go Pro start recording" After you're done, say "Go Pro Stop recording" followed by "Go Pro Power off"
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Welcome to the forum
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I have the HE507K-GR X2 and love it. First time I was one, I said what is that giant circle? It's a 32moa dot with a 2moa dot in the middle. For me, It's very fast to pick up from the draw. Not to mention the solar power option which is always a plus.
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Not sure if they do Eagles, but I just got one back from DP Custom works. Doug mills the slide and you don't need a plate. I would call him and see if he does Eagles.
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Where is this survey?
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17 hours ago, Twilk73 said:
Where you finding them for sale that low?
Almost anywhere. The MSRP dropped to $749. So, You can find them for that price. Some companies have stock in them before the price drop and they won't discount them. I bought mine locally from https://www.pjammo.com/Default.asp Give PJ a call!
Here's CZ's Website with the MSRP listed. https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-p-10-f-competition-ready/
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The plastic insert that changes the internal width of the mag pouch?
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CZ has a new CO gun out and the MSRP dropped $250 on it. The CZ P10 F Competition Ready. I picked one up for CO and I really like it.
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In all honesty, when I took a class with Mike Seeklander, he said once you have your plan, you should be able to turn your back to the stage and shoot the stage in your head. Until then you're not ready.
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1 hour ago, HighSpeedFocusedFailure said:
Ran the mag at a match today. 24 in the tube, Barney’d out of a different mag.
Zero Problems.
Even had a stage with 25 round count, last array was the plate rack. I was zipping along and all was well…
missed the last plate and had to do a standing reload.
Yep. Situation normal!
Which CZ are you Shooting?
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I use Titegroup for 9mm, but I really didn't like it for 45. In 45, I prefer IMR 700X.
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3 hours ago, HighSpeedFocusedFailure said:
As an update to my OP..
I ordered the Hennings mag extension for the 17 rd MecGar mags and added the Rune Tactical spring and follower kit.
I picked my most used mag to try the parts on first, figuring if I had issues I could move through my available mags from oldest to newest and hopefully find one that worked the best.
Turns out I picked a winner. Loaded 23 and let it set for a bit. Gave the mag a hefty smack and used the uplula and round 24 went right in. It’s sitting at 24 now and I’m going to leave it and let it set in good for a week or so.
Stripping rounds out with my thumb looks good so far and rounds come out nose up. Next match it will get out to the test in the SP01 Shadow.
Thanks for the tips on mag parts!
Awesome. Let me know how it works.
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14 hours ago, HighSpeedFocusedFailure said:
Sounds like you are a P10 user, maybe you can steer me to the good parts I’m looking for. There’s quite a lot of conflicting info out there about mags and capacity.
I’ve got a P10C as a backup pistol. Do you have any info on what the hot parts are to get up over 20 rounds per mag? It’s tricky because of the mag length but I just can’t seem to find solid info about what works best in the C.
P10C is my CCW Gun. Same mags as the P10F. The mags just stick out of the P10C because the grip is shorter.
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How old is your Holster? I went to the warehouse in Florida and picked up my Hydra P+ holster last month. I questioned them about the hanger. The hanger had been updated. Mine doesn't flex at all. I would call them.