Gen

Thats exactly what I run. The TTI basepads make it easy to disassmble and clean. I can fill it up to 20 with the Grams but I usually just load 19 for ease of reloading.

Just curious for anyone who's flown to a match at Cameo, do you have any tips for airports? Did you fly into Salt Lake or Denver and then drive another 4 hours or was flying into Grand Junction economical? Just planning for October. Thanks Gen

A little late to respond, but here is what I can share. Sharp Practical Shooters holds USPSA once a month, Outdoor during late Spring through early Fall, then move indoor to Sharp Shooting Indoor Range. Usually 4th or last Sunday. Fernan Rod and Gun holds USPSA outdoor matches about the same yearly schedule as Sharps, 3rd Saturday, this winter they've been holding steel matches. They also have 3-gun during the warmer months, depending on volunteer participation. Lewiston Pistol Club which is about 2 hours south of Spokane hold 3 matches a month, 1st Sunday USPSA, 2nd Saturday Wildcat, and 4th Sunday steel. We shoot year round. EWPSA in Benton City does a USPSA on the 3rd Sunday of the month year round also. Big Sky in Missoula I think does USPSA on the 2nd Sunday. They may shut down for the winter, not sure, i have yet to make it there. For larger localish 3-gun we usually travel to Parma a few times a year. About 5-6 hours south of Spokane. Gen

9.4.5.1 and 9.4.5.2 address extra shots and extra hits in a fixed time course.

Frame weight permitted. Flashlight as frame weight permitted. Inoperable flashlight as frame weight permitted.

Ask Osage County Guns? https://osagecountyguns.com/sig-sauer-p320-x-series-grip-weight.html or go high dollar https://shootingsportsinnovations.com/x5-tungsten-slug/ Good luck

Reshoot per 9.1.6.1

Well, then copper plated bullets magically fix the issue. However the bullets stack up, the bullets do drag up the inside of the mag and seem to slow down the stack enough to not feed 100%

I've been shooting Limited .40 with mine for a couple years now. No issues with the tungsten grip at all, did break a Goguns take down lever. Only issue I've found are the mags are particular about the bullet I run. I thought at one time it was my COAL but came to learn it just doesn't like to run coated bullets in my mags.

You just might be. I only had mine for just under 3 months, maybe 4-5K rounds.

Fixed. Ended up drilling on the right side and using an extractor. Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

I tried turning it before, couldn't get it to turn due to lack of contact between lever and pin. I'll try again...with more enthusiasm.

I'll give this a shot. Many hands at work here. I'll also need to move the take down safety lever back before I can push it out. GoGuns lever, may be under warranty? Haven't heard back yet. Regardless, I probably wouldn't send it away, I haven't reached the end of my rope yet.

Anyone have suggestion on removing this. Currently I plan on setting up in a mill and either drilling 2 holes on the right side and using 2 pins to turn what remains of the lever or just milling a slot to use a flat blade screwdriver.

I ran into this same problem using the same combination of parts. The solution that has worked for me was to reduce my COAL to 1.100. The bullet would drag on the front of the mag and give me a failure to feed because the round was coming up too slow. I had less problems with copper projectiles but if I loaded a powder coated projectile it would happen at least 50% of the time. I have the Grams followers and running a 16# spring in the gun. Gen