JackinSD

I removed the Blitz buffer and replaced it with my stock buffer and everything returned to operational. I used the exact same magazines and ammo. Previously, had multiple jams (failure to extract). My first thought was there was an extractor problem, but I decided to just change out the buffer first (after reading several posts here). 200 rounds out the pipe today and not a single problem. I have already heard back from Blitzkrieg and it looks as if they will be taking care of the problem for me.

I hope they do the same for me. I just sent them an email, after confirming that my Blitzkrieg was indeed the problem. Mine had not broken into 2 pieces as some have, but caused all kinds of issues with extraction and feeding.

I would like to understand what you are saying. Granted, it takes a little longer to brief a stage and a little longer to run a stage. On the flip side, it has brought a few new shooters into the sport. Can you be specific on what damage it has done to the sport? A generalized statement, means so little.

Very close to the same rule as USPSA, 9.5.5.

I'm onboard. Squad 24.

That is the way I do it and it works fine for me. Sorry, I couldn't be more help.

Very detailed directs for IDPA upload starts at the 3:23 mark.

Time will tell if it takes off in either disciplines. But, as long as it is a division to be shot, why worry if others will like it. Shoot what you prefer to shoot. You will always have the "cool kids" that think any new (provisional) division is for some lesser person.

I have a pair of Rock Island SS 9mm and love them. Hands are starting to have a lot of arthritis and I am going to sell them soon. Give me a shout if you decide to go with Rock Island.

Same place. Grand Island, NE

I doubt a gun that is 9.7" long will fit in a box that is 8 15/16"x 6"x 1 /58"

Yeah okay. Not the correct command. But, I think you get the idea.

I agree with a you, except once a load and make ready command has been given.

Please look up the 1st rule of firearms safety.

DQ all the way. Safety rules are not there to be given warnings. I understand the idea of giving a warning and have seen it done. But, a match is not the place to start learning safety rules.

The route I chose was Nordic Components NCPCC with the Glock magwell. A buddy of mine had one and let me shoot his a bit before I made my decision. I have only had mine for about 2 months now, but I have yet to have a single problem. Not much difference in price between it and the JP, only $100 or so. My biggest concern for an out of the box gun was also reliability. My buddy has had his for a year and still has not had a problem. Load it and shoot it. Best of luck, PCC is fun.

Why wouldn't it be? But, yes it is.

It's a balmy 4, with an expected high of a very low double digit number. Overnight looks to be about the same, only on the negative side of things.

I agree completely.

I wrote the post, and know what I was asking (no dickish intended). You took it as dickish. Tone of the comment is hard to get through in text. For that I apologize. The reason I came back to comment was, I thought of a reason for the fluting. Weight savings.

You're right. You don't need to help me out. However, it is funny how you expect people to help you out, but are unwilling to possibly help someone else out. Says a lot about you.

Trying to follow the reasoning behind wanting flutes in a Single Stack. What benefit are you expecting? Just for cosmetic purposes doesn't seem like a good reason. As you would be the only one that would see it. Help me out.

I would check with whomever, at each club, is uploading the scores. They are the problem.

I know I had to go with a 11lb recoil spring to get my Glock to run major. I had the SJC 11 port comp though.