Kraj

Try removing the mag well. I had a issue when the screws holing the mag well on was too tight.

Its not bad at all. All you need is a punch, no hammers required. Dont force anything and you will be alright

Is everyone using Taylor freelance extensions? I see there are options for 140mm mags but Taylor is the only company I see making +10 glock extensions.

Thats fine. The spring not staying straight is a guide rod to spring fit thing, nothing to worry about.

What comp are you using?

i ordered some from mannyusa and had them within a week. I eneded up canceling my payment with eric's website because of the lack of communication. If its going to take awhile thats fine, but if you dont have time to tell me that ill take my money elsewhere

I dont think i would waste my time with the off brand. If you trying to save some money practice less. You are just going to end up being unhappy and spending more on the real thing

I used the 2# spring and while the trigger is great i had some light strikes even with the extended striker. The 3# one isnt as nice feeling but the light strikes went away.

When you lay your gun down is it resting on the racker or the mount?

How old is you cmore? Could you just sell the one on here and buy another one with the click switch? They always seem to sell

I dont think its worth the cost if you already have an aftermarket one that you are happy with now

I guess it could work, are you planning on refinishing it after? Make sure you dont mess up the bottom where the rails are.

I would start by replacing your springs with a new set of the same ones and take it from there. Are they 2 years old?

What kind of PF are you guys running. I have a load with AutoComp that makes major (171pf 115gn bullet) but i was hoping it would be flatter. Is it common to load hotter?

My almost completed G17, put together by me.

I think the difference is there is a bigger service are on the glockworx one. Think a extended glock one with a bigger face to push

The stock glock guide rod comes apart, the plastic tip pops off the front. What I did was compress the spring so it isnt being held in place by the front of the guide rod pop that pin out and then slowly remove the spring.

I never had any problems seating with my LNL. They seat CCI primers below flush

Crazy malfunction. Did you have any problems with rounds made in the same batch of just this one? i dont think i would change anything if it only happened once.

I just started reloading 9mm Major, to keep it sepaerte from the rest of my 9mm I put black ring around the middle of the case. I use a plastic tray from a box of .380 and just hold the marker to the tray and spin it. Im sure there are faster ways but it works.

With brass being free as far as im concerned I just toss it. It probably fine, but your risking what for .06?

Im really happy with my LNL. My only other experience is with my lee single stage though

If its the stock one i just cut if off with a knife and the screw fell out the bottom. That's assuming you don't want to keep it.

I use a 10 pound spring for minor loads

I am still new to this but it seems like at the start of the match everyone helps pick up brass/reset and then towards the end every stops. If you don't have time to pick up my brass im not picking it up for you. Or if it isn't important enough to you to pick up yourself. The range i shoot at has a policy that you police your own brass so no one has to pick up after you, i see it as a polite thing to do