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  1. So I currently shoot limited. Ive wanted to try open for a while now, just cant justify the cost in case I don't like it. On that note, would it be feasible and or realistic to have an open barrel fitted to my gun so I can swap out and play in open minor? Or would I have to change out too many parts to make it doable? It is currently a fdc but I would have no problem having that milled to a classic style.

  2. 7 hours ago, B_RAD said:

    I know this is a topic that's been discussed a lot. In the carry 1911 world it's frowned upon. To the point that it kinda indicates somone is a newb or worse or at least has that stigma attached to doing it! Folks that shoot 1911/2011's for competition with mags setup not to lock back don't seem to sweat it as much. It's kinda difficult to shoot live fire and not have it happen. 

     

    When I first got my limited gun, I worried about it. I would put a dummy round in for the last round. I've pretty much stopped. Anyone else trying to prevent the epmty slide forwarding to battery?

     

     

    Who frowns upon it? There is no difference in that and dropping the slide with a loaded mag in the gun. The slide goes to the exact same position either way with no ill effect on the pistol. This sounds like it started with the same people who said dry firing was bad for your gun.

  3. I RO'd a pcc shooter at a level 2 last weekend. When ULSC, the time was almost a full second faster than the fastest time on the stage. PCC is the only ones I have ever had timer trouble with. All others, even from a distance, have picked up every shot. The shooter requested a reshoot because he knew the time was not right. It all falls down to trust and honesty. Trust in the RO's decision and the honesty of the shooter if they believe their time is right/wrong. It also helps to have a timer with and easily adjustable sensitivity.

  4. On ‎9‎/‎1‎/‎2018 at 2:13 PM, phoenixsomd said:

    Atlanta Arms and Freedom Munitions are two well used sources that chrono at Major PFs. Turn around is normally a week or more do check with them before you order.

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    Freedom 180gn is all I use currently. At a level 2 match last weekend I chronod 179 PF out of a 5" barrel.

  5. 8 hours ago, NOMADSS said:

    Have seen to may issues with mis matched guns or guns pieced together trying to save a few bucks only to have more issues and problems.  Id recommend buying a complete gun from a company and know that the thing will run and or have someone to go back to if it doesn't.

    Not everyone has that kind of money. Also why would I pay for parts that im going to replace anyway when I can build it to my specifications the first time with only the parts I want.

  6. I have a question for the folks that have built their own PCC. I have an XProducts side charging upper that I want to use in my build. I have seen that a lot of the ar9 lowers say something along the lines of "designed to work exclusively with our Brand X upper receiver". Has anybody ran into any problems with just slapping on any random upper on a 9mm lower. Looking to get mine finished pretty soon.

  7. 4 hours ago, gerritm said:

    I have had both in open Glocks. Frame is much better and more stable, dot returns faster. That said the slide mount will work. Didn't say if you are shooting major or minor. Get the load right and the slide mounted optic will be OK.

     

    gerritm

    Minor. 

  8. So I will be building/having built an open glock. My question is has anyone run a slide mounted red dot on ANY open gun and is it better/worse/bout the same as a frame mount. I would really prefer not to have to get a whole new holster just to fit with the carver mount when I have a perfectly good Ernie Hill holster. And before anybody asks, im doing a Glock open instead of 2011 so that it pairs well with the 9mm carbine im going to build.

  9. 8 hours ago, IHAVEGAS said:

    What the o.p. wrote is that his wife wanted one. 

     

    If my wife had the hand/arm strength to shoot a 1911 id be getting her one. But the glock is comfortable in her hand and she can rack the slide. And its not too heavy.

  10. I swore I would never in my life purchase a glock. Either 1911 or nothing. I would not even allow one in my house. Wife starts new job at new pharmacy in a part of town im not too thrilled with, ok no problem she only works till 4pm. Pharmacy gets broken into, NOPE, shes getting a gun. AAAANNNNNND what gun does she like the feel of???????? G19. So my question, is there truly that much difference between gen 3 and 4 to warrant spending the extra $50-100. Also what are some of the more minor, inexpensive things to do for a strictly carry glock.

  11. On ‎11‎/‎20‎/‎2016 at 11:31 PM, Modoc said:

     

     


    Jameson's

    Micro brew of big commercial?


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    Big commercial (im a Coors Light guy)

    Nitrous or Turbo

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