kneelingatlas
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No, I don't think so. I've never tried the 5 port SJC, but I've tried the 11 and it didn't knock my socks off, I even added two 3/16" holes in the barrel. Aside from that you'll be hard pressed to work up a "flat" load at 140PF using a 115, soft yes, flat no. The key is a good comp, slow powder, and a light bullet at around 170PF, less powder just means less gas.
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I don't know anything about that pistol, merely saw a picture of it online
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Right now I'm loading 10.5gr of Lovex D037.1:
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That would be me, please send me an email at kneelingatlas@gmail.com
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If you don't cut the frame you'll need to cut notches out of the sides of the comp so it doesn't hit the frame when it cycles (the barrel moves ~1/4" towards the frame when it unlocks).
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I use a file to fit a disco if you clamp it on a vice you can see how much closer the surface gets to the jaws as you file.
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The TSO is more likely to feel perfect to you right out of the box than the Shadow 2.
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It's referring to the face highlighted in red below:
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It does and they have
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It's a Czechmate reverse plug and when I shorten the slide I have to cut the bottom of the comp to clear:
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I've noticed as my splits have gotten faster, I see more during the two shots I take at each target. It's hard to express the concept when you're not using the same terminology. I too cringe when I hear the term "double tap" because the image comes to mind of yanking the trigger the second time with your eyes shut, but as I've focused on shot calling I do see the sights on the second shot, whether my eyes, brain, and hands work in concert fast enough to change anything before the shot breaks is another question. One thing I do know is that at my current skill level I'm aware of a poor shot, but not enough to decide to send a make up shot before I've already transitioned off the target.
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I throat to the longest and measure the progress with a dummy round.
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Are you wanting it on the right or the left?
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Option 2 for sure
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No need
