Mick238

Does the TDL not dig into the base of your thumb with this grip? I ask because it has when I've tried it. I have this problem but I think it is technique error on my part allowing the gun to jump to much.

The tin coating seems like a solid choice, but no pink then right?

Both were done with a custom mixed cerakote color, work was done by BattleKote out of Tucson, AZ. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Very cool. How is it holding up?

What mag pouches are people running? Also is it not normal to run bullets facing back?

Pretty sure none of the delivery guys knock at my place. If I'm home I hear the storm door if I'm not I guess it doesn't make a difference haha.

I would love to find some powder. How is this stuff made any way

My limited knowledge agrees with your assessment of the rules.

These are awesome. What coating did you use?

Sounds good to me. going to order it up. Thanks for the advice Mick

Any advice or link to advice or page num that has advice? Haha

I am not sure if this shows up in this thread somewhere but it is kinda long. I am looking to pick up a Nordic +5 tube, should I get a barrel clamp, will it have a big effect on poa? Thanks

I think what Mas was referring to was that neither the barrel nor slide extend beyond the dust cover, which will prevent it from going out-of-battery when pressed into an object (i.e. bad guy).I'm wondering if this is (or anticipated as) a requirement of the MHS trials, as the top of the Beretta APX slide is angled rearward, at the front, taking this idea an additional step. Just speculation on my part... That could be, the APX does have kind of a goofy look with that angle there, so maybe there is a reason for it. When dry firing I have pushed my 320 out of battery and it seems to kind of force itself back into battery when you pull the trigger. Anyone else try this? I suppose this really isn't all that relevant for a competition situation.

I noticed in the video it mentions one of the safeties is to prevent it from firing when out of battery. The review from Mas Ayoob(spelling?) he mentions the gun has the ability to fire when pressed up against someone and it is pushed out of battery.

I'd guess it has more to do with the ammo you are shooting, powder, bullet specifically, than anything wrong with the gun. I know I'll end up with black finger from my Glock, sometimes, depending on what ammo I use. Ok, I've been shooting some factory PPU ammo, maybe it is just dirty. I've never experienced a black finger like this from either of the 2 Glocks I use but I haven't shot PPU ammo before. I'll Grab some different ammo and see if it changes anything.

Hmm interesting. I did notice if I got my finger at the very bottom of the trigger it kind of pinched but not too bad and I'm not sure how filling the gap at the top of the trigger would help. I'm a little worried if my gun is releasing vapors to a place it shouldn't be maybe something isn't locking up correctly.