Adam B

I have had great luck with the SiCo Hybrid and Osprey in 300BLK

any update on this?

looking forward to the video of it in action

It is absolutely amazing what a small amount of lube (I use dillon case lube) will do for easing your reloading process, Sarge is spot on!

Thanks for the info guys, keep it coming! I am just planning on shooting rimfire and my 9 and 40 so I dont think I will need to crazy of a backstop.

I bought one 170mm tube, switch out to a TTI spring and follower and it has run 100%

I have a new barrel and it shoots plated and coated fine.

I recently built a new home and my plan was to have a gun vault under our front cement porch. Well fast forward 11 months and I really don't care for how the vault area turned out. After all of the cement was poured it ended up being 6 feet wide, 36 feet long and 8 feet tall, everything is surrounded by cement. I have decided that I want to turn this into a pistol range but I don't feel like dumping $20k into it so I am looking for ideas to do it on the cheap.

That could of been my issue, at the time I had about 50k winchester small rifle primers and it would never load a full tube without giving me an issue

I agree, I had one and it gave me a ton of problems.

Correct. Per CGW "What does the CGW disco do? The disconnector only eliminates the trigger pre-travel in SA. It cannot change the SA reset distance, nor can it change the double action position of the trigger...............The primary benefit of the disco is the instant the trigger resets in SA, the disco STOPS the trigger at the precise moment of SA trigger reset, eliminating the SA pre-travel "slop" in the trigger." Sorry I ment to say the sa pretravel. I spent 4 hours and a wasted diso for no improvement. I've come to realize maybe there's something other than the wedge that needs to be trimmed. Then you absolutely fit it wrong, when fit correctly it reduces the travel/SA takeup dramatically

It is my go to powder for my open load, 7gr CFE 125gr blue bullet 1.175

mine doesnt

I have shot several thousand blue bullets through my open gun at 1475 fps and have no leading whatsoever.

are you not able to attach a picture when you are doing your post?

slow and steady, I have yet to screw one up

I take material off the safety tab, I know a lot of guys don't like to do this but I fit two safeties this weekend in less than five minutes per safety

I use a combination a dremel cratex wheel, a buffing wheel on a bench grinder and ultra fine sandpaper.

I cleaned them really good and then applied jb weld and then sprinkled on the bead blasting media. Let it cure for 24 hours and it has held up great.

I have not tried his new grips but to be honest I am quite happy with epoxying on blasting media on to the wood grips.

good to know, he didn't touch it and he wasn't DQ'd so everything was handled correctly.

Here are the parts I have put into all of my guns. I have had great results with the combination of everything and see no reason to change. EGD front sight EGD Titan Hammer EGD light hammer spring EGD light firing pin spring EGD trigger EGD aluminum grips Tanfoglio one piece sear Henning firing pin Tanfoglio wide safety CGW T3 disco CGW sear spring CGW trigger return spring 9 pound recoil spring I polish everything and go shooting.

ok, so we had a guy have a gun pop out of his holsters pasting yesterday, should he have been DQ'd?

I agree, and last time I checked every open and limited shooter in California wasn't shooting 10 rounds only in their mags.

many guys like the smaller safeties since you are less likely to engage them while shooting, while others like the wide safeties since you can ride your thumb on them while shooting.