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I was going to suggest the same thing!

I think Beven Gram's did, but I can't confirm it

Yes, as I stated earlier the 11 coil is too much spring. Good luck, this formula has worked in my small frame open gun great. Modded factory followers worked for me as well, until they started rolling over. Grams stuff has been much more reliable, for me anyway

I've got a speed holster called an "Aluminator" for my Glock 20. http://aluminator.com/ http://aluminator.com/links/order_online_alxv.htm Sadly though it appears they can't be had anymore, I really liked mine.

Yes, all the head throbbing forces and extra loud noises they generate.......

yes

I called EAA about the pins walking out on the supersights. Who wants to guess the answer I got from the gunsmith who called me back............they have never heard of such a problem. He suggested I peen the ends of the pin, if that doesn't work then to send it to them and they will look at it.

You just might need to shorten that spring to 10 coils. The 11 coil has been too much spring for mine, feeding bullets would get jammed on the feedramp. Of course that would only happen under actual live fire conditions. Hopefully the 11 coil will work as is for you. Oh, use the grams STI-SV 9mm follower as well with his spring, you should get 23 in the mag.

The MecGar CZ-75 mags do work flawlessly in a small frame Tanfoglio. I've got two of them. I really need to buy a few more

yes, 320 would be a better choice. Plus there will be no comparison how much cleaner your gun will be with using a VV powder

I think you mean one of these?? This picture is from a 1993 EAA Catalog I have

actually, you should be able to open the application in Adobe, fill out on screen, then print

Kenny, the match director, always runs a fun match

Beautiful

forget locktite, try shoe-goo

"you forgot one thing.." "WHAT?" "A good supply of body bags." First Blood

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You'll be fine, just don't drive with them all filled.....

my small frame 9mm mags hold 16 once the spring is broken in with factory components. With a larger pad and grams internals I've gotten 23, maybe 24

Montana Gold 124RN FMJ

I purchased in 2006, was manufac. Around 1995. Customized around 95 with WCPI SA complete trigger assembly, WCPI 9x21 barrel, WCPI hammer, WCPI sear and custom 3 port comp made by the gunsmith who did all that work, Mike Johnson from Montana.

Henning, will the magwell your developing fit an older Competition Frame? Please see the post I attached when I asked Rich @ Canyon Creek about his. Thanks http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=93222

I haven't shot my limited in a match yet but luckily for me I've never had a nose dive issue with it. All my dies are Lee in my 550. I've put about 1000 practice rounds through it, my mags are all from Henning with grams guts. I'm considering myself lucky!

I think you mean "large" frame and "small" frame

Try Mike Johnson Shooting Specialties 417 New York St Chinook, MT 59523 (406) 357-3132 He originally built my 9x21 open gun back in the early 90's, it's still running strong today