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In like-new condition i think 600 with 4 mags is totally reasonable Sent from my SM-N900T using Tapatalk

What's the condition? Any upgrades? Sounds like a decent deal as long as its not beat up. Sent from my SM-N900T using Tapatalk

I heard all it takes is putting in a barrell with standard rifling like the KKM. What else needs to be done to run 9mm major?Sent from my SM-N900T using Tapatalk

That doesn't really matter, because someone could have replaced their frame at some point due to parts wear or failure. This situation is addressed by NROI I do believe. It's not legal to put a G34 slide/barrel on your G35 frame (even though they are identical) and since there's no chance of anyone telling that your gun isn't legal by looking at it, it falls on the competitor to practice good ethics and not break the rules. So it's all on you as the shooter to decide. I figured that was the case. Oh well. I want to abide by the rules...I'm less interested in doing something like this since someone said you have to change the ejector. Would have been more interesting if the two lowers were completely identical.

Would a G34 stock upper and barrel with a G35 stock lower be legal for production? Is there even a way to tell the difference on the lower? Edit: Is a G35 lower fully compatible with a G34 upper and barrel? Is the reverse true as well?

Those look cool, do you know if they are planning on selling .40 mags? They just have 9mm ones on their site.

Sounds good. Thanks for the advice

Pretty sure i would want to stick with FMJ, i tried moly a couple of years ago when a friend was letting me use his Dillon and it was really dirty... maybe i was just doing something wrong?

Anybody have a .40 minor load for G35 they have developed that they wouldn't mind sharing?

Not yet

I know it is technically against the rulebook, but has anyone had any success shooting 9mm with a G35 in Production? Im talking just local club matches. Edit: with permission from match coordinators... Afaik, it doesn't give you any advantage and is just like shooting a G34. I'm not trying to get an unfair advantage, just want to save some money. If i find out it gives me some advantage I of course won't do it. Thoughts? Edit: nevermind, i didnt think about classifiers and such. I'm just going to shoot limited until i can reload and make a minor PF .40 load.

How often does it happen? If it were happening to me I would be working on adjusting my grip. I'm actually going to have to adjust my grip too for a similar problem. The extended mag release on mine scratches the webbing skin between my left thumb and index finger. It had never caused a dropped mag though...

Right hand side. He's saying switch the mag release to the other side of the gun. You will likely be using your right index finger instead of your right thumb to press the button. Try it out and see how it feels. Note: must have gen 4 mags, earlier mags are not bi-directional. Edit: spelling

For shooting production, there are a few options, but to be safe I would leave it. How long have you been shooting this gun? If you just got it, keep working at it, your brain will eventually train your hands where they arent allowed to be.