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No matter 1 or 2, it seems to pay off to be thinner.
Not when you need 6 mags and it reaches all the way to your holster on the opposite side.
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Too many variables to say its one thing.
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So it looks like there's a small contour issue but nothing else.
No need to utilize the washer?
Overall looks good.
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darkvibe,
You got pictures of the Mitchell release installed on a PT grip?
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There are cheaper ways to lose 5% of reciprocating mass.
A Ti bomar isn't one of them. It would be cool to have but the costs to make one would be the deal breaker.
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Ti might be too brittle for the application.
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Looks like an STI slide.
Can't tell for certain but that breech face looks like a 40 breech face (using the firing pin hole, ejector slot, etc, etc as a reference point)
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Any pics of the gun? Namely the ejection port of the slide to determine what brand of slide it is.
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Hmmmm...
Your options are limited with the SDB since that press uses a Dillon proprietary die setup.
You could use a single stage press with a Lee FCD on the rounds that fail your case gauge to get them into spec.
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Several ways to do it.
The CasePro route is a bit pricey.
EGW U die or Lee U die is the cheaper route.
Lee FCD can be used also but its been a hit or miss with reloaders.
What is your current setup? Sometimes a small adjustment is all that's required to minimize the rejects.
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8.3 sounds like a safe point to start.
I chronoed some 540 I had laying around vs a current batch of HS6 and the velocity difference was very minimal.
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If anyone is interested in hearing my side of the warranty issues, pm me.
This isn't the place to rant about issues with manufacturers.
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STI changed their warranty policy the last time I checked (same crack as OP).
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Sarge
Did you do any stacking installations?
Looking at the stacking kits out there for the front loaders but not sure how they're held in place.
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Sarge
Did you handle installation?
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Mag pouches from DAA can be converted to be bullets out.
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1. Maybe
2. Maybe
It'll be better to start with new parts.
That used top end may fit but might be a loose fit to the frame.
If you're lucky, the slide may still need to be machined to fit
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Shooters connection
Speed shooter international
Brazos
Just to name a few
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Dawson, TTI, Grams, etc, etc are all great basepads.
Try them all out and see which ones fit your needs.
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The mbx and SVI mag tubes don't require spacers to use 9. Only for STI and there are a few open users out there that don't require spacers in their STI tubes.
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You would think the W/N has a larger impact area for the barrel but there are a lot of sharp corners where a crack could start.
The P/C cut frame don't have as many sharp corners but there are a few.
Again, there are pros and cons to using either style.
I'm sure another member will chime in with more info.
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Just a FYI, I pulled those photos off Calguns.net so credit is due where its due.
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Both W/N and P/C ramped barrels accomplish the ability to utilize a supported barrel/chamber in different ways.
There are pros and cons to using either style.
If a gunsmith has all the right tools, its easy to do either cuts. Some smiths prefer one cut over the other.
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Picture of frames with cuts for ramped barrels
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Considering there are glock pistol certificates that can be had for $400 with a $107 (Gen 3) or $142 (Gen 4) upgrade fee for a G34, I would pass on that G34 you found.