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Yeah, like the JP PCC championship. Lol. Oh well. It really sucks that they break so much. They always look like some kind of cheap pot metal or something where they are broken. Kind of like a powdered metal.

What firing pin brand are you guys running that you have had the most luck with not breaking? I’m at the JP PCC championship and had my taccom firing pin break on the very first stage. Got a big fat zero for that one. Anybody try the Wilson bulletproof firing pins?

I have had zero feeding issues from my spikes, colt lower.

Salomon speedcross 3 for sure

I prefer it closer to my eye for a wider field of view. I’m using an RMR so it’s a small window to begin with

Taccom firing pin. It’s the only one I haven’t broken.

I am running a trijicon RMR on an American Defense QD mount. I run it close to my eye (4th slot from the back) for a larger field of view.

I chamfer the bottom and top edge of the follower. It doesn’t take much. Otherwise it may get hung up either loading or when you are firing it.

Mic it with calipers. You may have to give it a squeeze in a vice.

Mine as well. I have had mine for 3 months and hadn’t noticed any dimming. On the 4th month, on a bright sunny day, I noticed it just a little. Changed it out and have been running with it an additional 3 months now.

I have soaked overnight in Kroil and used a dental pick. Always works well for me. It is a bit time consuming though.

Hmmm...haven’t tried them in the humid summer yet. I mostly shoot jacketed bullets but sometimes I cheapen it up a bit. Lol

Yes, I soak it in a little container. It’s not a breeze but easier than anything else I’ve tried.

The smoking for me is only a big deal if shooting indoors.

Kroil and a pic work well for me

Supercomp for more reliable feeding

I mostly use Winchester small pistol but also CCI small pistol when I can. Winchester seems to always be plentiful in my area.

I have used autocomp in my pcc and I like it a lot. I use way under what the book minimum load is for each bullet weight out of my 16” Barrel. It hasn’t been dirty as some say.

Almost to the locking lug would be a 5 port.

I have had this problem due to carbon buildup making the plunger stick in.

Crimson trace green. Very useful on weak side shots

You jinxed me. Broke a pin on my new gun in 40 rounds.

A clean mag is a happy mag. Lol

I’ve found the MBX extensions and springs to work great with the ETS mags. You have to taper the follower per MBX’s inatructions but they haven’t failed me yet. I do clean the mags and lube them with dry silicone.

That’s definitely a recommendation for rifle calibers. Your 9mm Barrel should last many times that amount.