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  1. Modified slightly for an indoor range. Three small tombstones in a diamond at 10 yards.

    8.4+0 First shots. Dead cold

    7.49+.5

    7.57+0

    6.98+.5

    6.88+0

    6.96+0

    6.92+0

    6.66+1

    6.96+.5

    7.09+.5

    I tested my draw to first shot and it's around 2.1-2.3. I need to practice more. Will PM for part two.

    bjet

  2. Sure. That's one of the great things about Glocks. All the mags from a larger gun in a particular caliber will work in all the smaller guns, as well. But my question was: why does the OP want to put Arredondo extensions on G19 mags when he already have G34 mags with extensions that will work in the gun?

    Because I have them. Due to an order problem (probably on my end), I had these at least three years before having a G19 to use them on.

    --bjet

  3. Just curious, why are you trying to put Arredondo pads on your G19 mags for home defense? You know the G34 mags (with or without Arredondo pads) will also work in the G19, right?

    As does my G18 mag. The fit is better with this combination though. A little handier in the bedside safe too.

    --bjet

  4. Hello: Which Arredondo base pads are you using. They make some just for G19 mags and also just for G17 etc. The G19 ones I have work just fine with my G19 high caps. Thanks, Eric

    The base pads have different angles and do not fit each other. At least G19s do not fith G17 mags. Never tried the other way. What number follower do you have?

    --bjet

  5. Have you tried removing the lip on the front of the inside of the mag? I have seen that to cause problems on round 18 on a 20 round 22/35 mag. Just sand it off and smooth it out. It takes just a couple min once you get the hang of it. I do it to every mag I have regardless of it it has a entention or not as it allows one to be put right on. I have had luck with the 6 and 8 followers in the 35 mags

    That is a good thought. It was recommended I "modify" the follower but couldn't figure out what to take off. I'll look at this.

    --bjet

  6. Anyone have this setup that works? I just bought two and with the latest mags the follower goes below the tube and jams. With a full magazine you only get two shots off. I know there are several versions of the follower and if someone has this working could you look at what version you have? I hit up my Armorer but he didn't have any spares at all. Next GSSF match I get to I'll try to hit up the Armorer there for some old followers to try. I did email Arrendondo but he did not know what follower numbers worked.

    These are just meant for around the house self-defense mags. Thankfully I tested them first.

    I have about 8 Arrendondo pads on 34/35 mags and love them.

    --bjet

  7. Then went to my local indoor range and practiced Live Fire Draws and Reloads for 200 rounds.

    --bjet

    :surprise: You have a public range, indoor range no less that allows that??? I wish we did. I've heard of one in the Nashville area that has private individual safe lanes. Must be nice.

    They have never said anything to me but then I have a low digit membership and everyone from the owners on down know me by name.

    --bjet

  8. Get my reloading done, fix up my other two CRSpeed mag holsters, grab my knee pads, new paster gun, stop at the ATM and get gas. Get to the monthly match a little late for me and find quite a crowd. Hmmm. Go in to pay and find it's a special Single Stack instead. If I had remembered I would have brought that. I can shoot anyway but it requires about three times the fee of the monthly match. That would be not quite three times the cash in my wallet. D'Oh!!!

    When I got home decided to go see the early show of Wolverine. Liked it. Then went to my local indoor range and practiced Live Fire Draws and Reloads for 200 rounds. I needed the practice, so between that and the movie sure put a more positive spin on the day.

    I hate when I do that.

    --bjet

  9. Anyone have experience with these? I am looking at the Fort Knox among others to put on my night stand. There is a name brand my local range sells but I have seen samples that if you whack the sides with open hands the door falls open. I don't want one of those. :surprise:

    --bjet

  10. Saturday results are up.

    Please note - the match was suspended late in the day due to severe heat-related problems in the bays, so the results are not complete (some squads that were due to finish on Saturday will have a stage or two to shoot on Sunday morning).

    Bruce

    It was a bummer because stage 8 was our last stage but when we got there the squad ahead of us hadn't started yet. I understand the call though because it was really hot. I was starting to drag and can only imagine who the RO's felt like. It's tough because my friend isn't going to make it back Sunday and will zero the stage.

    I did like the match and hope to be back next year.

    bjet

  11. At least around here you could also go to the largest gun show nearest you and check out some of the manufacturers who show up. The Cannon distributor was there. I also got to check out Fort Knox safes that way and ended up buying one. Very expensive. Incredible warranties and tradeins.

    I got the electronic lock. If a thief unsuccesfully tries to break in and ruins the lock they will come out and replace for free. Same if it breaks. If I want to trade up I get a 80% trade in value. They delivered and installed it including bolting it down.

    +1 on the bolting down too. There are examples around here of bigger safes then mine being cabled, tipped over, and drug out of the garage. At which point the thiefs decided that maybe it was to heavy for them to haul it off cause they probably couldn't get into it anyway. Not the sharpest knives in the drawer as it where.

    --bjet

  12. Fortunately, the only little weirdnesses we've had at our indoor range here are a couple of negligent discharges either in the parking lot (blew a hole in his motorcycle gas tank during that one) and a couple of bangs inside the lounge area or nearby. <_<

    We did have a guy fumble with his .45ACP in putting it away one day and the bullet-proof glass between the range area and the shop/lounging area took a hit and proved its worth (spider-webbed all to hell but didn't break). That day, indeed, could've been the day a fatality could've occurred. It was sheer luck the gun was pointed more or less away from all the people surrounding it. He just didn't CLEAR his gun in the shooting booth and brought a live round back to his range bag with him. Bang. :o

    There have been a couple of accidental shootings as well. Someone shot there thigh in the parking lot unloading and someone in the booth shot their hand doing a press check.

    "No, really, I don't need to go to the hospital. Can't you just sew it up." He says to his Dr. buddy. "Uh, no" the buddy replies.

    Both were police.

    The booths have kevlar walls. I see evidence every once in a while that is a very good thing. :o

    --bjet

  13. I drove up this morning (Sunday) to spectate but that turned out to be silly. When I got there at 10AM a couple of people were finishing up stage 12 and that was it. Walked through all the empty stages. Looked really cool. After an hour heard some shooting and hustled over. Saul Kirsch was having Chris Tilley(?) run the stages with a camera on the bill of his cap. He was having trouble but finally got it working at stage 3 which was a fast shotgun stage. Saul showed us a little of the footage and it looked really cool. He said he was making a Nationals DVD. Can't wait. Watched them do 6 stages. Not a bad consolation prize.

    Hopefully this shot of Chris shows up.

    --bjet

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  14. Would you expect much brass deformation from 10mm casings loaded to minor or major in the factory G20 barrel? I know that heavy, high powered loads will definitely deform, and it makes sense to use a tightly chambered aftermarket barrel to extend brass life.

    I have never had deformed brass in my stock G20. Maybe close to 10k reloads now. By accident I have had some pretty damn hot loads too. What I have found is because of the pressures run that 10mm brass does not last as long. It will eventually split.

    bjet

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