tanfanoglio

Are you using a gen3/4 or gen 5 glock?

did you have to change the sight height from 35 slide to the 35+sight block?

Has anyone tried the shroud with a 35 + 24 barrel + shroud (uncut)? Or is it impossible to make...a massive sight tracking glock would be pretty sweet especially with an sjc heavy magwell and frame weight.

I have never used snap caps in my match. It's fine. I have hours and hours of dry fire practice on it, also have over 7000 rounds through it.

thanks guys

anyone anyone anyone?

Has anyone fitted one to their gun? I tried putting an sx2's tube end cap on the sxp and the threading was different so I doubt that sx2/3 extensions work. I saw on this video that there is one (or it was custom made) it starts at 40 seconds Any help would be appreciated!

Hey shooters I shot my first steel challenge today at the US Shooting Academy in Tulsa, OK. What a great facility!!!! Everyone was awesome! I placed lucky number 13 out of 28 in iron centerfire. I'm just happy I was in the top 50 percent. My goal was not to DQ as with every match and to have fun. I was shooting my USPSA limited gun, a tanfoglio match in 40 S&W. In hindsight, I wish I used my minor loads, but my an all steel gun handles the 171 pf quite well. Live and learn....and shoot....a lot. JL

I have the .140 and I would like to shoot like Image 2, but to compensate I shoot like image 1. Thanks for the quick response!

I have had my match since October and immediately got rid of the stock sights and put henning's FO front sight and rear blade sight. I have been trying different loads using precision delta FMJ's, Berry's Plated, and SNS lead. Powders I have tried are Accurate No. 5, Power Pistol, and Titegroup. Mixed brass. CCI No. 500 small pistol primers. All are shooting at about 950 fps based off of data (for a pf of about 170-171). I do not have a chrono because I am a college student who would rather buy bullets than bread (and a $100 chrono). The problem is I have been shooting 4 inches high at 15 yards and 10 inches at 30 yards! At first I thought it was me, so I let a friend, the RO on duty, and my dad shoot it, same thing. I have no problem windage wise my groups are straight vertical from the POA. I've been getting by just by aiming low, but it is getting frustrating especially with an upcoming steel challenge on Sunday, and I do not want to adjust my POA for a 35 yard shot. I emailed henning's shop. I haven't gotten a response, but I'm sure they are really busy especially with the expansion of his website and the recent influx in orders because of the p*litical situation. Does anyone have suggestions? Maybe file the bottom of the rear sight to bring it down a little? I don't want to do irreversible damage to my sights though without consulting the community. Should I just live with it and aim lower? Change my load? I just want my limited gun to work!!!!!