mveto

I’ve been really happy with my CMC 2.5 flat trigger, for the price it’s great. It’s very fast and been 100% reliable over the last season of shooting.

I sit while loading, I have the press bolted directly to the bench top and found the correct height stool and have zero issues. My last reloading session was 5k rounds over few days and had no back issues, no way I would have been able to stand the entire time if I had to.

I usually drop in 300 at a time, I’ve had freeze up if I go over 300.

I went with the factory magwell that comes on the TSO, I prefer the look over the CZC magwell and it’s larger than the factory plastic and I’ve had no issues with reloads.

That is the correct upc for the 9mm trigger part number is 95503.

I’ve been very happy with my CMC 9mm trigger its worked great at every match and practice session. Zero issues, mine breaks at just under 3lbs, I would highly recommend the CMC.

That’s strange I’d call JP and find out what’s going on. I ordered 2 kits this past Friday and got shipping notification later in the day with a tracking number. Mine should be here this Thursday.

I run a Strike Megafin grip on my pcc, I like the design better than the basic Strike featureless grip. Also get the Strike Switch safety, makes a world of difference when using a fin style grip.

I switched from Xtreme to RMR’s and for around the same price I’m getting much better results with RMR’s. Plus I know they have them in stock and will be shipped quickly.

I sit while reloading, built my bench the height I did for that reason then found a wood working stool to sit on. Can’t imagine standing for 2+ hours during a reload session.

Just make sure that you don’t have a black melonited barrel, they will no longer ream them.

I switched over to RMR bullets, had to many issues with shipping times with extremes and the uncertainty of the company made the decision easy to make.

It would be nice if someone else made the mags, maybe with the popularity of the TSO mecgar or someone else will take notice and make an aftermarket mag. But in the meantime like everyone else I buy mags from Greg Cote.

I prefer the Hennings as well, they provide great traction and the contour of the grip seems to fill the voids really well.

I’ve used the stock springs/followers on 8 different mags with the CZC extension and have had zero issues with any of them over the last two years. Mine are 9mm and can get 23 loaded in each mag with zero seating issues on a full mag.

I have a shop local to me who’s a Dillon dealer and usually just buy from them, if they don’t have what I’m looking for I just buy from Dillon, prices are the same, I’ll either pay tax or pay for shipping so it’s always the same.

Winchester’s have been great for me, I loaded up 12k this past year and have zero issues. I have never culled a single one, actually never even thought of doing it.

I prefer a 16” barrel, for me it seems easier to swing towards targets, I previously had an 18” and find no accuracy difference or to much velocity loss when shooting out to longer distances with the shorter barrel.

Since I live in Cali and we have dump laws I use a Strike Industries Megafin grip, when I go out of state I swap it out for a Ergo Deluxe grip. I have big hands and the Ergo fills the gaps really well.

I regret not buying the 1050 over the 650. I originally had an LNL and quickly bought a 650. All the time I spend processing and loading .223 would have been much quicker on the 1050 and I’m sure my failure rate would be cut drastically. Just need to save up for a 1050 now.....or wait till tax return time.

I tried the grip trape strips before, but it didn’t feel right over the factory checkering. I’ve tried the LOK bogies as well as the SSI Scale grips and they helped a bit, I have since switched to the Henning grips and they are much better for me. The profile as well as the texture really fill up the palms, just looking for more texture on the front and back strap, plus removing the checkering will give me the excuse to have the gun refinished in Black Nitride.

I’ve thought of that but don’t have the patience to try it. I’m thinking of removing the checkering and the sticking on grip take to get the traction I need. I use the gun for both 3 gun and USPSA, and need more traction.

Thanks for all the advice, I’m thinking I’ll buy a belt sander if I attempt to do this. I keep going back and forth on if it’s worth it, I hate the factory checkering but the grip size is really good and I’m not sure if I want to mess with it.

That’s good to know, thanks for the advise.

When I tried coated with Dillon dies and mbf funnel I had to bell to .392 or else I’d get shaved bullets always found the shortest car to use to set the bell, I’ve since gone back to plated bullets and only bell to about .382 and have no issues.