GJGary
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So with the 140 springer base pad and grams follower how many 40s&w rounds are u guys getting?
With czc bases and followers I am getting 21 in 3 and 22 in a another.
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IPSC for me, agree easy to seat mags, love the factory fixed sight so it was an easy decision.
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Isn't titegroup the most used powder in action shooting sports ?
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Another big fan of 7625 for 9mm minor , also sad it is discontinued.
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SP01s, 75b cajunized back when you sent David your sear and hammer to get goodness now it is nearly all drop in.
My ts has an awesome trigger, better than my tuned 1911.
I compare all triggers to my czs, kind of unfair to the rest.
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CZ 75 Compact
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The 16 round factory cz or mecgar with the factory 18 round base is what you want. Greg Cote LLC is the place to order.
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I couldn't pass up the price so the 17th I bought 10k $230 shipped to my door, they added sales tax.
I will be loading these soon, since I shoot hammer fired guns with light hammer springs I semi crush my primers that aren't federal since my local target shop hasn't had the feds in a while. Winchester sp has boom every time with a small crush ring evident in every seated primer and can hope S&B work the same.
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I'd love to know why anyone thinks the TS trigger needs to be any lighter. It's 1lb, 10oz by the time it breaks in, that's lighter than most hunting rifles. I emailed back in forth with CZ Custom about whether or not it's worth doing the comp hammer in a TS and he told me that I *might* be able to notice a difference, but the factory hammer is designed to be essentially the same thing... so it's probably a wash anyway. So why fuss with a totally different hammer when the trigger in this gun is so ungodly good anyways?
It's not about lighter (although small benefit) but about being a lot crisper. On both my TS - factory trigger is good, but the competition hammers make it great!
Agree 100% with this and I run a 15lb hammer spring with the competition hammer. I tried lighter springs and you can really drop the pull weight but I love the crisp clean break with no creep still under 2lbs. The only thing my 1911 trigger has on the my TS is 1/2mm shorter reset.
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I can feed swc lead and coated from different bullet makers just no luck with xtreme swc.
I use metalforum and chip power mags
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Powder check weights are a must,seconds confirm your drops leads you to quick piece of mind.
I own a rcbs 5 10 and is always accurate and dependable but a little slow.
I also own a Lyman accutouch 2000 and love that fast and accurate.
I will always have a good beam scale.
I will always have powder check weights.
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It did not take me long to dump the xtreme 200swc, in my STI but I love the xtreme 230 rn.
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Have a 40 TS that I did the grip reduction, trigger and beavertail undercut. VZ grips, front and back checkered 20lpi and cerakote. Added fo front sight, czc hammer,springs and idpa magwell.
Compared with a elete limited that a very good friend shoots I would consider it going backwards if I bought a limited.
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I made a paper template and then cut out 1 wrap around piece of skate tape for my p09. I love it.
My 40 TS got a grip reduction and checkered front and back 20lpi with vz grips.
SP01s get front and back skate tape with rubber for me and vz for my boys smaller hands.
1911 wears the vz operator 2s with 20lpi front and back checkered.
I would try the skate tape first because you can always remove if you don't like them. I have never had my skate tape move or fall off but I do have to be careful with the brake cleaner.
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I started on a limited budget so my son convinced me to buy a pro1000. He 17 at that time set it up and I cranked out ammo, after 60k + of 9mm sold it and purchased a loadmaster which does 9,40 and 45acp with a little tinkering usually caused by me. The web videos are a great help and I will not need anything more expensive.
Also have a classic turret that I use for rifle 243,270 and 7.63x39.
Would I recommend lee progessives to everyone no but the classic turret yes.
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I had that happen to one of my mags that wasn't old. I lightly pinched it in a padded vice and problem solved.
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I have retrieved 124gr Montana Gold hps out of sand traps and ballistic blocks and I could reload and shoot them again. The rifling is the only visible on the bullet that would otherwise look perfect.
I would NOT use these for self defense unless it is all you have.
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The best cure for leading really isn't powder but bullet to barrel size.
Slug your barrel and be .002 bigger with your bullet size.
You can also play with bullet hardness BHN# , some don't like it to soft or to hard.
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Yes to the extra power sear spring. You might have to order a different size da roller if your having timing issues.
The p series are easy to trouble shoot
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A p09 will hold 24 rounds with the extended base pad and spring kit.
The safety or decocker will not bet easily disengaged and gtg for 3 gun if that is your worry.
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The trigger bar spring is staked from the factory. I put mine in tight and bend the spring to get the desired effect, trial and error. I have used new springs that haven't gone through the staked removal process and they do go in with less trial and error.
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Should have been here yesterday, that is why I fish everyday and hoard everyday.
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Vertical sander, only a couple minutes.
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Lee also, why fix something that isn't broken.
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Is the area 3 wall, back and 2 sides? Steel studs or construction lumber?
If it is a 3 wall you will have no problem since there should be studs in the corners. 2x4 frame with 2 layers of 3/4 plywood will be more than sufficient.
Find the studs not every dwelling is built 16 inch center for stud layout , it could be 24 inch.
If it is 2 wall, back and 1 side that is a more complicated bench.
TS 40 - recoil spring tuning
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Do you use the factory supplied buffer pads?