Erttactics

You shoot almost the exact load as me 180 blue bullet, 4.6 tite group at 1.185. my friend and I both shot the other day and commented on how we need to chrono our loads now that it has warmed up some here in Ohio they seemed really snappy! Not sure why? Hope you figure it out. How does it feel cycling it by hand? Smooth? No hang ups?

My DVC is snappy, compared to a Glock 9mm, much more snappy, are you gripping real tight? There is quite a bit in reciprocating mass from those heavier slides.

Thanks for the reply guys, I might play around when the weather warms up. Worst case scenario is I have a really good 9mm powder.

Thanks for the update!

Thanks for the confirmation.

I have used Titegroup for a couple years now, I'm always willing to try new stuff though. All in all can't complain about the TG

I use titegroup normally, but lately I have used BE_86, really like it.

That's a nice looking pistol, might have to pick one up some day!!

Awesome, thanks for the reply. Think I'm going to give it a shot.

Do you guys feel it's that much faster case gauging a hundred at a time? Just curious if it's worth the money.

Awesome tip to know!! Thanks

Awesome, I like my tite group load, but softer and cleaner us always appealing. I started with 12lb, felt OK but 11 tightened my double taps up.

What is your current draw and transitions?

I am interested to see your side by side comparison with tite group, always wonder if it would be worth trying. I have a DVC as well, I didn't like the 14lb.spring either, I run an 11 with a aluminum shock buff.

Wow, stiffer than a CR speed?will try one out in the future for sure.

I do a little of both, if I learned something from a recent live fire session that I need to work on then I slow down a bit to focus on that one area. Mostly I try to crush all of the par times in the book,I think once you get used to the speed and pace it comes more natural when live firing.

15 yards here as well, then check at the longer distances

Not sure how fast it was, but I do know how dumb it was.

I got my GP Henning basepads, very nice quality and a good guy to work with.

Dang that sucks, good to know thanks!!!

Most people I know shoot weak hand in the manner described by the OP, myself included. Seems like a bad call to me

My DVC is liking blue bullets 180 gr. 4.6 of tite group loaded to 1.185. Shoots accurate enough and recoil isn't to harsh

I have both, I can't speak on how well the race master works with production, but I don't see them taking anymore room, especially bullets out. The ghost are good for the price. I also have had blade tech, hands down race masters are my favorite. I like the rigidity of them, and exceptionally well made.

I agree with the statement above. .22 is the only gun I have encountered this problem with, you may be able to make a case for an open gun as well. Any other meeting power factor should function the slide with little problem

I have used 3.8 of TG with rocky mountains. Works fine and just made power.