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CalTeacher

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  1. To prevent comp movement, I use red 272, and my guns are mid length with full length discovers. The comp can’t rotate that way. I’ve never shot out a kkm, and the one that’s in my Venom gun is still amazingly accurate 30k rounds later.
  2. Have you tried JHP? Exposed lead based bullets will not have optimal accuracy when shooting major.
  3. I saw them on Friday. I may have one on the way.
  4. You bought a cheap used open gun. Go price out a new one. What you paid is merely a deposit and the differences between an MPA and a Venom of Eddie Garcia gun are pretty staggering.
  5. You can’t even get into a decent new open gun for $3500. This is complete bs
  6. I’d bet money your grip is the culprit.
  7. I’m at about 20k rounds on mine and I have no issues whatsoever. It’s accurate, well fit/blended, and has the fastest dot return of any open gun I’ve ever shot. When I’m ready for a new one it’ll be Don that builds it.
  8. I tried them and had many problems with nosediving. Every mag with the new followers did this, but they did hold 29. Switched back to grams guts and capacity is back down to 28, but 100% reliable.
  9. Just an FYI, I tried the new Atlas competition followers and had nosedive problems with every mag that used them. Grams guts are 100% reliable in my Atlas mags, but are -1 capacity compared to the competition followers. I had the issue in both 170 and 140 length mags.
  10. An Atlas 170 is cheaper than a MBX 155.
  11. I bought and tried the 155 fad and came to realize that they’re not a solution to anything, at least for me. In the very rare scenario that I need more than 24rds after a reload, then I’ll just go into a big stick. That is exceedingly rare, however. Novelty mags aren’t that useful. Reliable ones are.
  12. At some point, you’ll just need to choose a load that reliably makes major, and start working on your grip with live fire. Too many people get lost down the rabbit hole of trying to find the perfect load or chasing the ultimate in “flat.” If the dot returns predictably, the load makes major, and is accurate, just settle on it, load a bunch, and start practicing.
  13. This sounds especially useful on Smoke and Hope.
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