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I use the SJC and the Carbon Arms Gas Hog. The SJC works very well but it's heavy, loud and has a pretty good concussion wave or whatever with it. Gas Hog works the same is much lighter, quieter and less shock wave. I vote GH.

I'm referring to the JP LMOS and JP enhanced bolt

I have a Voodoo and a JP. JP is noticeably smoother racking it I like the impulse better and as Gerrit says above much easier to clean.

FYI my rifle weighs 8.6# with Vortex 1-6 HD and Luth stock.

I run a 20" LW Criterion. I got it because with my 17" handguard and my hand at the end of it (6' 5") I got a nasty powder burn from the SJC comp on the 18" barrel. I went 20" with a sweet Gas Hog comp. Problem solved but it's not a problem a lot of people have. That Stretch 16 looks like a winner barring special circumstances like mine above.

I recently found on sale at Midway extended chokes for the FNH SLP shotgun. They were cheaper than both Briley and Carlson chokes. They have a blue ring out on the end.

FYI there will be a little gap between the choke and the barrel. Are you screwing it in with the choke wrench? With lube? Take a picture of it in the gun. All mine say INV for invector

I'm the guy who said INVX2 on my Brileys. I think the might be INV and the X2 means extended? Not sure but they fit.

I think the TTI well fits all magazine extensions or that's what "they" say. If you don't want to grind a bunch that would be my suggestion.

What extensions do you use? Taylor's fit no problem. All fit with varying degrees of pressure. Meaning a good smack and they fit. I wasn't having that. I have the proper burr(cutting tool) for the soft metal, I used my dremel as I thought my air grinder might be harder to control. It went well but as I said a lot of metal removed. If you want pics pm me you email. I will add I think there is quite a range of tolerances accepted at Glock so each case is a bit different.

No it was the rear edges of all the named extensions.

I run a 17" Gen 1. It works great. I would buy it again

Primary has good prices on the American Defense mounts. I use the AD Recon mount

I run an SJC Heavy Brass and had to remove a bunch of material for my TTI, Dawson and Arrendondo base pads to fit. I do mean a bunch!

I aim for 1.160" and end up at about 1.158". Works with my KKM barrels.

I have a Dillon 650 and it's the boss. It won't, however prime a swaged pocket that's been incompletely removed. I agree get a 650, but don't think it automatically guarantees success with priming. I would buy a go no go type primer pocket tool from Ballistic Tools and check your pockets if they pass fine. If not then have your brass guy redo. Buy the Dillon regardless.

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Bill as soon as the floods stop you're welcome to shoot mine. It makes a noticeable difference. After I added the mid-barrel comp I had to go bigger ports then finally lighter spring to get it reliable. I think had I gone with the lighter spring and T&N's guide ride from the jump the gas ports would have been fine. I poor boyed my first build and had to do it piece meal anyways to get it reliable.

Briley. They say INVX2 on them.

A trigger will lead to much more improvement than a shroud

I have a 15 rnd tube on my VM 22", no problems

To tighten the pistol grip I used an Allen key with a crescent wrench for leverage to get the wiggle out. I run the short end of the key into the hole on the crescent wrench the long end in the bolt and leverage the crescent to tighten

I have to tighten the crap out of my pistol grip and then usually tighten it again after first use. I don't think the hand guard should be loose. Mine indexes up to the front of the receiver and then the nut with O-ring under it tightens it down. I have an XN which has no movement and an XN Match with no movement. Both running T&N hand guards.Talk to Josh for help On my XN I run the FFIII on the Burris mount like the FDE gun in a previous post. I run a Magpul CTR stock with a 1/2" riser to align my eyes. On my XN Match I'm running a C-more Slideride right on the top rail. No riser needed with my my Ergo stock. I like the C-more better, it's lower, it's brighter, dot size is changeable, reliable and bigger screen so finding the dot(not really a problem on shoulder fired weapons for me) is easier. I would definitely use a dot in open. One issue that has caused me more problems than all other ones combined on my XN's is loose guide rods. Get the T&N one, tighten it good and check it often

Oh I know it's a shotgun but I run sights on mine too, they definitely help Sorry couldn't resist.

I have two 23 rnd mags and they work. I never had any luck shooting Rio. I run my XN with the reduced spring and mid barrel comp with 1145fps AA all day long. If 3 gun is ur game get the comp it really helps but it requires some tuning as adding it made me have to add the light spring.