FortyOverUnder

It does run hotter but the impulse feels right. It’s definitely not major and still softer than some 9 IMO. You will enjoy Clays once you dial it in.

I also have a Stock II in 40. I’ve shot 40 minor for many years. I do love Clays (regular Clays) for minor, but for some reason I’m finding that Titegroup is gaining on me. I’ve always shot 40 minor in polymer guns and maybe that has something to do with it. I’m not sure what it is exactly. All of my loads were based on 180gr bullets. I have played around with 200s but it’s not worth it in my opinion. I don’t have a real opinion on 165s. My Clays load was 3.0gr @ 1.135 My current Titegroup load is 3.5gr @ 1.135 I do LOVE WST, but for major loads in other guns. Not for minor.

Any reputable places to send my barrel off to?

Mine is a Henning. Do others make something similar?

Federal Syntech.

I’ve seen 2 Sig Maxs. Both of them made multiple trips back to Sig because they would not run at all. Both remain retired as a backup to the backups.

Barrel bushing, recoil springs for new loads, sights, mag release, grips .....is what I usually change out.

Sig Match ammo. Not sure of the prices.

Does L10 count? I won a few of those across the country. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

You’d either blow up the gun trying to achieve a clean burn or you’d load it low to where your accuracy would suffer compared to a proper powder.

I was going to go this path but you beat me to it. It’s hard to convince someone that has wrong powder to get the right powder. Especially when they got it for free. At a Glock OAL, HS-6 could be bad. Even if major is not achieved, you’ll have unburnt powder in the gun. You won’t achieve much with HS-6.

I suppose my question to you would be, why HS-6?

Had this laying around. Tried it and worked smoothly for 2 years.

I had this similar issue. I cleaned the track the shuttle rides on and lubed it. Issue went away. I’ve had my 650 for the same amount of time.

Well that’s simply false. They’ve always been .400 for the years I’ve ordered them.