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  • Birthday 11/16/1985

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  1. Mag capacity is a big advantage. I load a 124gr Montana gold with 7.2 gr of auto comp. I load my brass more than once. Just inspect the brass good.
  2. Sjc 90 deg mount for me and sjc 11 port comp.
  3. With the STS I would lose the dot every once in a while and the full size I don't nearly as often. I like the full size much better.
  4. Humm... sorry if I miss led you. I haven't had to do anything to mine to make it work.
  5. Nope. I haven't had any issues. Should be good to go.
  6. I currently have both. I built a 35 using the sts and micro mount. I later bought a 17 with the 90deg mount and a fill size c more. I would highly recommend the 90 deg mount with the full size cmore. The bigger glass on the full size c more makes dot tracking much easier. I will eventually be getting that same set up to replace the micro set up
  7. What gun are you building it from? Just curious.
  8. Another vote for frame mount. The first one i had was a micro red dot the second was a full size c more red dot. Go with the full size. I like the 90 deg mount from sjc.
  9. Sorry glock lover, just re read your post about the 90 deg mount... oops. I miss read it. +1 to your post.
  10. I have not lowered the ejection port on my 9. I am using the 90 degree mount and i believe that was on of the selling points of the mount? Dskinsler83, if you would like i can try and get you some pics to show you what i am talking about tonight when i get home.
  11. I like the 90 deg mount best. Sight sits closer to the slide. Mounting the mount to the frame isnt to bad once you get over drilling a hole in your gun. The instructions tell you to use a dremal and mill it out. The bushings you mount in the frame are shaped like a tombstone. I didnt trust my dremal skills so what i ended up doing was drilling a hole the same size as the as the barrel part of the bushing, heating it up and dropping it in the hole. Worked great. Once it cooled i just trimmed the plastic to clean it up around the bushing where it melted. Hope this makes sense.
  12. I ended up buying another G17 and am returning the 35 to a limited gun and building the 17 into a open gun. Seemed to make the most since to me. Just got to sell the 40 comped barrel and get a 9 comped barrel and a spring then I should be good to go. Thanks for the inputs.
  13. R&R racing has some nice poppers. A local club uses them and I like them. The popper comes off the stand for easy set up tear down and transport. Reduces the chance of pinched fingers from the bolt on popper style.
  14. I also bought the titanium one and could not tell a difference as apposed to a polished stock one. Waste of money in my opinion.
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