MAB

Production: Live in a 10 round limit state. Can get reliable, widely available, competitive gear (Glock 34) for little money ( less than $700) and over the counter (no gunsmith required). Can use least expensive, readily available caliber 9mm for both practice and competiition and still be competitive. No real need to reload (time, space, equipment). seems to be the most time and cost-effective division to do a lot of realistic practice, I.e. I am trying to spend more money improving myself than improving my equipment. Finally, my 2 favorite shooters, Stoeger and Vogel compete or first made their mark in this division.

I have had some problems with PMC bronze 115Fmj. Here are the details: I bought a case last June and had no problems at all with my Glock 17, which I traded for a Glock 34 after going through half the case. I then had a lot of problems: failure to feed with all magazines, including some used previously with the G17. I then switched to Federal (5 boxes) and Blazer (aluminum, 1 case) and the G34 had no problems at all, only with this lot of PMC bronze 115 Fmj. At one session, I was using some mags filled with PMC and some others with Blazer: FTF withthe PMC, no problems with the Blazer. The dealer told me several other customers reported problems with the PMC, even mentioning one with a Glock 17. He also told me he will no longer sell PMC after that! I will not buy PMC any more.