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I shoot my glock 34 that way because the grip is so big and my natural trigger finger is short it works great on that gun but i shoot my 1911's with my trigger finger i get a good grip on my glock no problem.

I got my lsi grip and i really like how it feels i have small hands but i get along with quite well i do plan to add a short curved trigger to it.

Zane and shred thanks for your inputs,it is appreciated

Sarge there does not appear to be a good solution that is consistent i appreciate your input.

Ok thanks for the replies and ideas you guys say to spray brass with one shot i am a little confused how do you spray them not sure on 9mm. will the lube get in the case mouth also has anyone just lubed the powder drop funnel and let it dry or does powder stick to it.

Thank you Sarge i have seen a lot of suggestions, at present i do what you say not every single one does it i also use a used dryer sheet seems to help a little.

First off let me give you my process. I decap the brass and wash it in a wet tumble using the ss pins 2 tbsp dawn blue, 1/4 tsp lemi shine tumble for 1 hour wash rinse deheydrator for two hours. I know the brass sticks because it is too clean i have done a lot of searching found some things to try and thought I would ask some folks here who have remedied the issue. 1. Some have suggested armor all wash& wax is better than dawn and lemi shine 2. some have suggested tumbling without the pins 3. Some have suggested cleaning and rinsing the brass and to retumble for 15 minutes(no pin) using a car wax then drying So i am asking if anyone can give me a tried and true solution they actually use. My loader is a dillon 550 i would appreciate any help.

First of all i wish to thank all of you for your advice and the points you made i will check them out . Thank you Mike and boomstick for your detailed responses.

I have a stacatto xl gen 2 gun i shoot uspsa limited with it i want to use uspsa targets , idpa targets, i am looking for something that will measure my draw time as well as show where i am hitting such as a camera system . I know i would have to rack the slide each time as well as use a laser trainer (which type) i am new to this so really have no experience with dry fire training. I have shot idpa for a couple seasons i am 70 so i am not going to beat young guys but accuracy is important.

I have a stacatto xl gen 2 gun i shoot uspsa limited with it i want to use uspsa targets , idpa targets, i am looking for something that will measure my draw time as well as show where i am hitting such as a camera system . I know i would have to rack the slide each time as well as use a laser trainer (which type) i am new to this so really have no experience with dry fire training. I have shot idpa for a couple seasons i am 70 so i am not going to beat young guys but accuracy is important.

Thank you gentlemen i looked at the website and did not see about it being pinned by the magwell that is what I want.

I see the lsi grip is supplied with a beavertail is this a pinned grip safety like the cheeley is it pinned in place by the magwell?

In comparing them the answers above tell me the lsi grip should work for me

Thank you for the repies I have been trying to research the question to no avail

I have a stacatto xl gen 2 it has the factory grip i am looking at a LSI Outlaw grip is this grip smaller than the factory plastic grip my hands are smaller and i can get along with the factory ok but a little smaller would be even better