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I case gauge everything in the Hundo and set any issue aside for practice. Over this year all that didn’t pass the Hundo still ran perfectly for practice. For the Mississippi Classic I used new Starline Brass I had laying around for extra insurance.

Thanks for your answer and info. Cheers

A video I watched last night said it was Tungsten in the Legion. The standard X5 is steel. Not sure if it truly is Tungsten or not. I think the video was by Frogbones in Florida.

Agreed. I’ve owned 2. Great guns but they are tanks!

Mine will be getting a silicon carbide grit job and I’ll update when done.

MPX is by far the softest shooting pcc and you can also make it pretty light. I just bought one for my 12 year old daughter.

I have always preferred the smoother edge profile on the GG. The OEM Sig X5 trigger has too sharp of a corner on the edges. If they addressed this and made it a much closer trigger to the GG in crispness and break then they did something amazing.

It is looking like 6 months+ now.

I do like the brass top with a plastic grip gun. Being that steel grips is all I use I went with the steel top ones on all my open guns and love them. Always keep an extra one on hand just in case as they are hard to find.

Thanks for the informative post. The shooting impression part was exactly what I was looking for.

I’m actually more interested in how fast it cycles and how well it returns back on target. Just thought I’d start with the typical question and see what people said.

Haha. Well said

To those that have shot one, is it really as flat and soft as advertised?

I don’t know yet but it will be on my new gun. Talked to Limcat yesterday and they said it is not more aggressive than their other latest one but is still plenty grippy. There are less contact points on this one but my thought is the meat of your hand can go in between the contact areas. I’m looking forward to trying it. It sure looks cool.

It works fine. A little hot but I’m sure they make it that way in order to pass chrono in “most” barrels. The length didn’t seem to be a problem in my 2011

This happened to me last month! Made me so mad. Took it to my shop and got it out in seconds with a better quality tool. Mine was worn down enough to cause it with a cheap screw. All better now and replaced screws with quality ones.

He does. I’ve seen it. Horrific sight

Ok. Just waiting on the 9mm major bullet next Steven.

If I shot 38SC this would be all I would ever buy if reloading wasn’t an option.

I forgot about Black Dot. They make it as well.

Are you also using Grams followers?

Atlanta Arms as stated above shoots great!

I think he means loading of the mags. Last night I did some math and I load my mags approx. 80 times a month. Holy Cow!

I run all MBX and change the springs in my match mags every 6 months regardless of usage. That way they will always work and it’s not much money anyways. Besides, MBX are a little weaker than others it seems.

I’ve never used or heard of anyone using a 10 lb hammer spring. A 15 is ideal for me. 17 made trigger too stiff. I would go with what Thomas said and test recoil springs and go as light as possible.