niedlaw

If t's happening in the powder station it sounds like the shell plate is stopping the correct location as mentioned about

If it makes you feel better I haven't seen mine either for 1st Place Master, and Cherokee is my home club.

More than likely the bullet your using is hitting the lands of the rifling. I had this problem with my Para LDA, Winchester White Box bullets would drop right in but the 125 gr Zero bullet wouldn't due to it having a different shape. To resolve the problem I had to use a chamber reamer to removes a small portion of the rifling.

OHF, You can't go wrong with Dave building your gun, I have two that Dave built for me back in the Gun Doc days that run flawless. I'll be running one of them at the Fl Open next weekend.

Gamaliel is where my club buys clays a trailer at a time, they have their own trucks that deliver so we're also able to order reloading components without shipping and hazmat. A 25lbs of Shot gets expensive when you also have to pay for shipping.

Before the Supercomp days I use to shoot 9x23 out of 38super barrel because the rimed 38super brass would cause malfunctions in my old caspian magazines.

I had LASIK about 3-4 years ago, I can't tell you if it improved my shooting or not but it did improve my quality of life. It's a wonderful thing to wake up in the morning and not have to put on your glasses to see across the room or have contacts irritate your eye during the pollen season.

It should fix flush to the mount, you probably just need to open up the rear hole in the C-more so that it can be screwed all the way down to the mount.

I like the idea of having the dot lower on the gun. I shot limited for the past couple of years and just recently switch back to open, I noticed in the first couple of dry fire sessions that I was bring the gun up to high as if you were using iron sights. The question I have is how is it shooting targets from right to left? I would think that the C-more body would impede your field of view. Can anyone comment on there experience with right to left target acquisition?

When this happens the most common problem is that to much material was removed from the thumb safety causing the sear to move when engaged. The way a gunsmith showed me how to fix this problem was to lay the safety on a vise or something firm that won't give so the the part of the safety that engages the sear is pointing up, take a small hammer and give the top of the part that engages the sear a firm tap with the hammer. This will cause the metal to spread hopefully enough to block the sear from moving. This is trial and error, if it spreads too much you can file it down. If that doesn't fix the problem then you need to take it to a competent a gunsmith since there might be other issues. It needs to be fixed before put into action.

Has anybody played with these glasses?

Can someone confirm whether or not an STI grip fits and functions on an SVI frame. Are the triggers interchangable between the grips and frames? From what I'm hearing SVI doesn't make their grips and there in short supply so they're using them for only production guns.