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Hi everyone, I want to say thanks for all the great advice and suggestions. Yesterday my search ended when I saw the SV Infinity posted in the classifieds section of the forums. The infinity was already a gun I had in the back of my mind and after a couple of quick pms with the owner it all fell together perfectly. I wanted to build a custom gun so that it would be exactly what I wanted, but after doing some research, the SV Infinity seems to fit exactly what I was after to begin with. Being that I am still growing in this sport, I'm certain the gun will be better than I am for quite a while but I am looking forward to following her through a course fire and letting her tell me what i'm doing wrong lol Thanks again guys, all of your opinions are much appreciated!

Sorry about that, yes I would like to stay in the 40 cal since I have lots of reloading supplies already set up for the round. I am currently shooting a gen 4 glock 35 and am looking at making the move to a fully custom STI.

Hi Everyone, This is my first post so I apologize if it is a little out of the norm or does not follow specific guidelines. I am somewhat new to USPSA shooting with a few competitions under my belt and I have decided this is the sport for me and I am ready to take this to the next level. I am in the designing and planning stages of building a limited gun from the ground up and need some help. I really don't know where to start. 5" or 6" gun? sight tracker barrel? Ignition parts? Narrow frame or wide frame? ramped or unramped? what sights? I would like to hear what has worked for everyone out there and what has failed. I came very close to purchasing an STI Apeiro but decided I could spend the same amount of money to have a fully customized gun built exactly how I want. I am definitly heading down the road of a 2011 frame with the island barrel, but to be honest that is about as far as I've made it. I look forward to everyones responses, after reading through this forum a bit, I'm sure I'll have some very opinionated replies. Thanks guys and gals!