Steelslinger86

The mixed head stamp brass will definately give you a little more variance. I am loading 9mm for minor power factor to 1.14 oal. I give myself an allowance of +/- .005, so 1.135-1.145 goes to a match, anything outside of that within reason goes in practice ammo. On my 550 I get an occasional round outside of my allowance, but it’s not the norm. If you are getting a large quantity way outside of spec., I would be investigating further, otherwise I would chalk it up to the mixed brass.

I like the pre-cut stuff from Stoeger’s pro shop.

I am left handed, right eye dominant and shoot pistol left handed. For me personally, I wouldn’t do it any other way. As others have said, after some practice you will naturally draw to your dominant eye and never know the difference.

I had issues with wilson’s, but tripp’s ran good.

When I bought my oakley’s I was told the deep water blue prism lenses had the highest contrast of all of their lenses. I think they are probably the best I have tried so far.

SnS casting

Just donate it to your local IDPA club and be done!

I use an extended mag release, but the thing that made the biggest difference was changing the spring. I went with the one from rock your Glock. It drops the spring weight from about 5 lbs to around 2.5 lbs. As a lefty, I found this to be the biggest help.

I enjoy a variety, as long as they are all well designed.

I shoot the 147 grain flat nose 9mm from Sns and they have been a great bullet for me. I would suggest trying a little less crimp as others have suggested.

I could never wear the speedcross 3 because of how narrow they were. I wear a 2EE width and the new speedcross 4 in wide fit perfect.

You shouldn’t be looking for confirmation of hits or misses on the target. I would be working on shot calling and not looking for holes in paper. For that matter, steel should be the same. If you are waiting to hear your hit on steel or see it fall, you are taking way too much time.

SNS- 147grain FP

Glock 34 gen 4 147grain Coated flat nose 3.3 grains of vvN320 1.14 oal

For competition pistols I use sight image 2, but for my carry pistol I use sight image 3. I don’t use adjustable sights so I just learn my point of impact at different distances.