kneelingatlas

Those two guns belong to a friend in Pakistan, you might need to find someone local to copy it for you.

You can polish the FPB too, every bit helps.

9mm breach face is too small for .40, what you're talking about is 41 Action Express.

I like a horizontally mounted CMore Slide Ride in a Cheely mount, but unfortunately he doesn't Stock them so you have to get enough people to buy a dozen. The Quinn mount works but it puts the glass further forward.

1000 first than 2000 is good. The FP, FP channel, sides of the hammer, places on the frame where the hammer touches, hammer strut, pins, pin holes.

Polishing all the internals really helps with ignition.

100gr bullet with just enough powder to cycle with a 6# spring, maybe 3gr.

How many rounds in the stages you're shooting? are you trying to get through them with one mag?

Welcome, are you in SoCal?

Welcome!

Welcome to the club Tony!

The springs are the same length, the Hunter has a spacer to make up the difference.

In that case I would just mount the optic and skip the porting. I experimented with slow powders under light bullets from 80 PF to 170 and could barely discern any difference in muzzle flip.

I've played with a quad ported Shadow which was less than impressive, at major PF it was pretty nasty. I don't recommend it.

I have a metric crapload of WAC ... is it a BIG difference worth trying to trading 'up' to HS-6 given its readily available right now? ... Or more like a 2-5% better difference (for 9mm 115/121/124 major), something I would barely notice as a B/A Open shooter? Assume minor hassle factor of swapping out powder isn't an issue :-) Considering you're 0.03% closer to A than I am one SURE you'll feel the difference On second thought no improvements to your game, I'm in this race to win!

This isn't exactly true, if you compare book loads at the same velocity you'll see slower powders produce less pressure, it's gas volume which works the comp, not pressure. For an extreme example if you used enough Titegroup to make major it would be a very high pressure round (maybe even enough to blow up your gun), but would not work the comp as well as HS6.

Use the #7 and the 124s, the brass will be fine

Lighter bullets will work better, what's the slowest powder you have?

The trigger was cut from an aluminum blank, I have a few.

Thanks for chiming in Brad

The small frame Tangos are cut deeper under the braver tail than the large frame, but I don't think it's any deeper than a CZ.

HS6 all day long!

I've played with a quad ported CZ and honestly I would not recommend it. For Open minor you're better off slapping a dot on a Limited.

SP2 is like dust! I shot that load from a V12 Gold Team, it was insanely loud and dead flat.

I've used 100gr bullets over 10gr SP2 in 9mm. Awesome!