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Just thought I would give an update. I tested them and they averaged 175 PF with all rounds over 170 PF. I don't think I'll have an issue. Thanks again for all the advice.

Thanks for all the information guys. I have plans to chrono on Saturday. I am shooting a club match and the match director is bringing his chrono.

Thanks Tdizle!

Thanks Tdizle. I'm still working on getting access to a chrono but that's good to hear. I look forward to seeing your numbers.

Thanks guys. I'm going to see if I can't find one to borrow.

I suppose I could get some different ammo if I know these didn't make PF.

I will be shooting in my forst match next month that requires a Chrono. I am shooting 180 gr .40 Cal Freedom Munitions rds out of a Glock 35. My question is this: Is it safe to "assume" that the specs from the ammo maker are accurate or should I Chrono them prior to the match? I don't have ready access to a Chrono so I was just going to chance it but started to get a little nervous. Has anyone had any issues with FM ammo making Major PF?

Thanks. That's very good info! I was worried about what changing the sights would do to the bird shot. It's just very frustrating to have so much trouble with the slugs.

Does anyone have any recommendations for replacement sights for a Mossberg 930? I have the 24" turkey barrel that have the fiber optic sights on it but it shoots slugs nearly 3 ft high at 85 yds and the current sights are not adjustable.

Haven't seen anything on night shooting.

Nice.

Thanks

Love my Blade Tech.

Love my TTI sights. Run them on both my 34 and 35.

Can anyone recommend new sights for the M&P VTAC? My son is shooting both a 9mm and .40 and the "double" sights on these seem to get him confused.

Will this match be open to everyone? I saw something somewhere that seemed to indicate that it was an invite only. My 17 year old son is dying to shoot in this.

My original thought was why someone would shoot L10 instead of Limited. I hadn't thought about states that don't allow more than 10 rds and guns that hold less. Makes sense to me.

I shoot both.

I shoot limited and production. Glock 35 and Glock 34.

I use a Bladetech DOH.

That makes sense. Thanks guys.

Fairly new to USPSA and was wondering why there are two different divisions in limited. The only difference I see in the number of rounds one can have in each mag. Are there other differences? What makes someone choose one over the other?

We put an Apex trigger and comp springs in my son's M&P and he loves it. I've shot it a couple times and it is sweet.