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Carbon Killer by Slip 2000

I use Carbon Killer from Slip 2000.

160gr Bayou Bullet using Ram Shot Silhouette powder. It runs at a 140 power factor out of my Glock 34, and feels like I am shooting a 22 out of my PCC.

CR Speed

Remember that the 9mm is a tapered case. Narrower on the top.

I'm running a 160gr Bayou bullet out of my Glock 34 right at 900fps making a 144 power factor. I am planning to try the load out of my 9mm AR to see how well it runs. It is very soft recoiling out of the 34.

Nope. I was Aircrew. The type that got per diem.

Here's an idea. Look at what your reloading manual says.

I use to run the Carver 3 port on my Glock 34, but this year I changed to the 4 port comp. With the same load (PF 155) I had to change spring, but there is definitely a difference.

As long as your plated bullets are of the Heavy Plated type you can push them to major power factor speeds with no problems.

I use 3M Safety Walk tape for my grips.

I built a Gen 3 Glock 34 into an open gun.

The first box of the Wolf 223 bullets I reloaded from were short about 6 bullets. There were only 994 bullets in a 1000 count box. I hope that this isn't a pattern for Wolf.

An open gun for steel.

I'm running 8.7gr of the Auto-Comp to get the comp to start working. Plus I am using a 16lb spring. I also agree that the comp isn't very effecient.

I was wondering if anybody else is using Auto-Comp in their 45. I have a Clark compensator system in the gun. My loads cronoed in the 930s with a 200gr bullet.

Back in 1991 I got a "Quickie Comp" system for my 1911. The recoil spring has never been changed and it is a captured type. It also isn't the typical 1911 size spring. It is shorter and the inside diameter is smaller too. It doesn't have a bushing, instead the barrel tapers up to a bull barrel at the end right up to the threads. I have a reciol spring tester on order to try and figure out the poundage but for the rest of it, I am at a loss. The round that I am pushing out of it is a 200gr Extreme round nose with 7.8gr of Auto Comp. It chroned between 950 and 985. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

I think that B & B Enterprises already has a 90 degree mount for a C-More. It's brand new.