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  1. I would try dominant eye Rx as far in front of the sight as you can get and still get an acceptable sight picture. This will help with the transition to far targets.

    Also consider contacts. This way the lens follows your eye movement, and you can wear normal shooting glasses so you don't have to have a couple pair of prescription glasses for indoor/low or outdoor/bright light.

  2. I tried shooting limited with glasses (dominant eye Rx focused on front sight). Also tried contacts with same setup. If you can do contacts that is the way to go.

    I would recommend having your dominant eye Rx adjusted to the farthest distance you can still see the front sight acceptably.

    I was having trouble with my brain switching to my non dominant eye at times on long shots due to the extreme blurriness of the background.

    Maybe more practice would have helped, but I gave up and went back to open with an 8min dot. :cheers:

  3. SV made a small number of these when the 2011 was first introduced. I believe at the request of Lisa Munson. It is a reverse blueprint batch. I have been using one for a long time. I have swapped it for the standard grip on several S_I frames. Been around a long time and still working great.

  4. I've noticed that the smoothness of the barrel seems to make the biggest difference with moly bullets. What gun and barrel is this with? You might try buying an aftermarket barrel, or fire lapping.

    I had horrible fouling in my M&P 9. Tried several different coated bullets, finally gave up and went back to jacketed. I think it might be the melonite treatment in the bore is not as smooth as others?

  5. I was having the same issue with my 9mm CORE. I tried adjusting the ejector every way possible, different springs and an Apex FRE. Hotter loads seemed to help but I still was getting very erratic ejection. I finally tried a SSS extractor and problem solved. Their extractor required some fitting but the big difference at least with my gun was the extractor hook. It is about .005" farther away from the breachface than the stock or Apex extractors and allows the cases to rock upward a little more as the ejector pushes on the back of the case. This gives just enough more lift so the cases don't hit the bottom of the ejection port on the way out. Hope this helps.

  6. Its on the S&W Core Pro. There is a mounting plate that comes with the gun and will fit the C-more. There is a little fitting involved but works very well. I have had this since they were released and no problems. Now I say that and tomorrow it will fly off.

    Ken, I saw on one of your other posts that you had a Vortex Razor on one of your COREs. How do the two scopes compare? Which do you prefer?

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