steven785

I run the same as well.

I have always run stock base pads in production and never found them lacking. I am sure I am in the minority.

The only thing I change on carry 19 guns are the sights. I also make sure I zero the gun.

Wiping the mags with Armor All wipes helps them drop easier too.

The tti one works well, and it has a cutout for their basepad extension pins if you use those.

G-Code Incog Eclipse w/ standard Mojo attachment. No wait time: https://www.yourbuddystan.com/collections/g-code-holsters-and-accessories/products/g-code-haley-strategic-incog-eclipse-holster-w-super-mojo-iwb?variant=5070153921 Works well in aiwb and I have used one strong side iwb for idpa with g43.

In my testing anything below a 5# striker spring and the trigger does not fully reset trigger safety tab.

Good choice! I have used jager guide rods for years in several different gen 4 guns and have never had an issue.

Both eyes open for everything. I am right handed left eye dominant. I shoot handguns right handed with left eye and long guns left side.

I am a big fan of glockmeister grip plugs. Cheap and great for not getting the lip of the round stuck in mag changes.

I always go red now as I've had too many front sights come loose with blue.

I prefer my DAA Racers over the CR Speed I had prior.

Yosturm, I have been looking at those pouches and thanks for sharing your experiences.

I agree and have used the Jager Gen4 guide rods for years and they work perfectly with ismi springs.

One in the gun and 2-3 on the belt depending on the stage. I also carry a couple extra to the match for unforeseen circumstances as you mentioned.

TTI Gunsmith trigger job, and 13# ISMI recoil spring on a Jager Gen 4 rod.

Pushing down on the sight helps for adjusting elevation unless the screws holding the sight are coming loose as I found out. I also found using a screw driver for both elevation and windage to work much better than provided tool.

Nils has done well with them too, and let's not forget Sevigny

USPSA target size.

My stock II xtreme is more accurate than my glocks and it did not have any trouble hitting steel at 150 yards where my glock did in back to back comparison.

At this point I have had two production prepped tti glock 34s with their stippling and gunsmith trigger job and two glock 34s with their $40 drop in kit. The gunsmith trigger job does utilize their parts but it is highly massaged by their gunsmith and breaks cleaner and lighter than purely dropping in the parts.

I'm in the middle of Ben's Skills and Drills and Dry-Fire Training books at the moment. Good stuff in the quest to better!

Thank you for creating this thread as I have never seen this product before. I have had great success with my sirt, but this is a much cheaper alternative for trigger reset and doesn't require upgrading your sirt to replicate your match gun.

Interesting video:

I didn't know the handguard used a proprietary tool, you learn something new everyday!