rangerguy

Guess I need to go back to the drawing board cause 180/titegroup is what I use in my open gun.

Buying a new gun can't fix your fundamentals. Stage planning and practice are big parts of it. Confidence also plays major role, having a bad stage should not determine how you shoot the other ones. I was always told "slow down to go fast". Good Luck, of course I have told you all this before.

I run 180gr precision delta fmj with 4.7grains of titegroup. Works for me.

I've reloaded thousands of round for my Glock, just read your books and take your time and you will be fine. Choose a powder that if by chance you do happen to double charge it will be be easily noticeable and you don't seat a bullet on it.

Jack has a different version of it. He has developed an extended mag release and a magwell of his own. I use both on my S-12 and they work great. Like calvery said there are a lot of accessories for the S-12 but not for the mka 1919 yet. ETA: carolinashoooterssupply.com also has a bunch of good how to videos.

It all depends on what division you want to shoot in. look the rules for the shotgun in each division so you know it will be legal. Don't do what I did and buy an S-12 that automatically put me in Open class. Good luck