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Yeah, I saw that. Was just wondering if the reverse could be done: G26 upper on a G19 lower. Just wondering and curious since the G19 upper on a G26 lower concept was out there.

I'd long sold my G26 and don't have it to compare. Therefore, hope you guys can help. I'm looking for some info between these two lowers. Looks like the G19 barrel will work in a G26 with some extra length at the end. So the barrel lugs and lowers' locking blocks are pretty much identical. But are the front frame rails in the same spot? I know the G17's front rails are more forward than the G19's rails. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Finally got a reply back from Troy.

And since you're allow to run 140mm mags in CO, you can load up the extra space. I have fourteen 147gr bullets in the bottom to fill the void. Each is 9.57g, 14 makes them around 133.98 ~ 4.72oz of static weight. Plus guarantee to drop free. LOL

Zev heavy brass insert from their magwell. If the extra brass isn't allow, you can try to shave it to match the frame.

Here you go.

Nice. Working nicely for me.

Currently also running that in my frame for the extra 2.82oz.

Maybe it was just the lighting or humidity, but that was an impressive cloud of smoke you were generating. Tightgroup and coated bullets? You are correct in your assessment: TG and coated bullets. LOL

Sorry, you're right. 43oz is for Single Stack.

The weight for CO is now 43oz with empty mag and optic. This pretty much brings the weight limit toward the SP01 with an optic. So, if you're gun has a plastic frame, you're GTG.

Finally was able to run PCC today. Here's a stage at the first match with my G17 SBR This stage, the designer thought he'd gotten everyone with forcing a mag change, due to round limitation. Total round required was 36. Then here I come with a Glock 33-round mag and Dawson extended pad for a total of 37 rounds. LOL

I have both FF3 and RMR06. If it's just a range/comp gun. I would save the money and go with the FF3. Mines holding zero perfectly. RMR is if you're going to think about potentially using it in a carry gun. No need to turn off for battery life.

So the contour comp will match the stock profile of the stock G22 slide?

Give KKM a try. They were receptive to another project I'd wanted, but I didn't move forward. So it seems like they would accommodate you.

No one is able to try since most 9mm threads aren't the same as the 40s&w barrel. I would like to try it but Robin apparently is backed up with other orders.

For Carry Optic, aren't you limited to the holster having the speed cut only to be 0.5" from ejection port?

Wouldn't a frame mounted dot be a little nicer to shoot?I'm sure you're right. And my split time might be quicker. I had a ALG 6 second mount, but had sold it, before the whole PCC thing was mentioned. But this set up allows the gun to be my back up for my primary CO pistol. Also no need for special holster with this set up vs frame mount optic. Just a little R&D with my load and sighting in the pistol for a POA/POI at 25 yards. This target was set at 10 yards to see how low the impact would be. This is pretty quick double between 3"x3" boxes (size of a regular post-it note). Most of the groups are about 1.25" apart.

Or just put a hash mark on each knob, once sighted in, to quickly tell if they'd moved.

Glock pistol $400-500 ENDO tactical AR stock adapter $40 Buffer tube, but, end plate $60 Stock $30-200 (so many options) Stamp $200 You can run iron or add optic of your choice (slide mount or frame mount. Looking to run mine this mount at the local match. First time in PCC.

Used them in last month's match and they'd worked flawlessly.Also wrapped the bullets in a layer of masking tape. Fits perfectly without rattling around. Added the stock internal pad between the spring and wrapped bullets.

I'm running an EGW and it's working out nicely.

Since you can use 140mm mags for CO, here's a thought: add lead to the base plate. Here's what I'm thinking of doing to my mags: adding eight 147gr bullets inside my Dawson pads. This roughly yields 2.69oz of added weight to each mag. Also guarantee to drop free each time. LOL

Yup. That's the one.

OP wanted to keep using his current Kydex holster. SJC weight would require a new holster or run an open gaming holster.You can get a regular kydex holster that works with the weight pretty cheap, that plus the weight I cant imagine would cost much if any more than a threaded barrel and a special heavy thread protector. Or go Bob Vogel's route and run lead in a WML shell. Which is still legal. And easier to find Kydex holster for a Glock with WML.