BigTom

So I just wanted to post this for anyone on the fence about ordering thru Brian. Don't hesitate he's the man!!! I ordered a case feeder, large and small pistol plates, 3 toolheads and 3 powder dies for my new 650 last week and to my suprise they showed up today !!! Simply awesome. I will definately be doing all my dillon reloading business thru him from now on.

the thing is about the 4 lb spring... the trigger gets a little mushy if that's the only thing you change and whether you change to a heavier trigger housing spring or staying OEM won't make it better. What I've found that affects "crispness" is the overtravel adjustment. There is a sweetspot between too little overtravel and too much i.e. OEM that affects the way the striker break feel. If you get a shorter pretravel housing in addition to overtravel adjustment, that's when the holygrail of Glock competition trigger appears. Also not all striker springs exhibit the same vibration after a striker breaks. Glockworx has long springs that coil bind both at spring cups and at base which yields the most vibration when the striker drops. Wolff is better and Vanek's milled and polished spring (coils look squared) has the least vibration and most perceived "crispness". Thank you for the info. My current set up I plan to install this weekend will be as follows: Wolff competition spring kit, lone wolf adjustable overtravel ejector housing, jager polymer guide rod with either a 11# or 13# ismi recoil spring. I plan to polish all the stock internals and then I figure i'll go from there. Is there a way to shorten the pretravel and still be ssp legal ? Thanks again for the input.

I'm glad to hear that Shokr. I'm in the process of setting my gun up and didn't want to be stuck using the stock striker if I found I prefer the 4# spring. Hopefully I'll have as good of luck as you and not have any reliability issues.

Cool. Thanks!!! For some reason my computer won't download the rule book. I got to pick up a paper copy.

Hello if this has been covered before I appoligize. I tried to search it but no luck. I currently have a glock 34 that i'm wanting to use for ssp. The question I have is are jager (or others) strikers legal for ssp or do I have to use the stock striker ? Thanks Tom

Hey guys just wanted to take a minute to say hi. Recently bought myself a glock 22 for my birthday and it has since grown into a full on addiction lol. I took my cpl class back in january and my instructor is an idpa shooter and he showed us the right way to shoot a pistol and now i'm thinking about shooting a little idpa to kinda get my feet wet and we'll see where it goes from there. Just picked up a glock 34 last week along with some of the range gear i'll need. Kinda excited to give this sport a try as its completely out of my element. I come from a world of slow methodical 3d archery shooting so its taking me some time to build speed but I figure in about 200,000 or so rounds I should be getting better lol. I got a dillon 650 on the way because it didn't take me long to figure out buying factory ammo will make a guy broke in a hurry. Anyway thats kind of a little run down on me. Hopefully I can be an asset to the forum someday but as of now i'm just kind of sitting back and doing alot of reading/learning.