Honkeymcgee

Pretty sure it's a 14. I ran a 10 or 11 in mine.

I wouldn't personally go that light. I had a czechmate and any time I went under 10lbs I think it was, I would have issues with the gun not going all the way into battery every now and then.

Lots of 3N38 and a short barrel. ?

Take a look at shooters connection. Should be plenty of options to choose from there.

I've taken out lots of small screws like scope base mounts for example. Maybe those are a tad smaller though. I found a pretty small one at a local automotive store.

Everyone seems to be over thinking this. Get a small ez out. Drill it Get it hot Ez out Done

I doubt this is the problem. That normally doesn't happen until the last or second to last round and it's because the mag catch isn't ground down enough.

Hitman, look at the top of your mag in the picture vs the top of the mag the other guy posted. See how the dimpled control rib on yours stops a little short of the top. See if the two mags it's happening in are the same style.

I know of several Infinitys that have had this exact same failure. Most of them were much lower round counts however. Whether they were fixed under warranty or not I can't say but I think I remember hearing something about a bad batch of steel may have been the cause.

Might be too big if you don't an extended release but I used a drill press and Dremel to fit an SVI Teardrop to mine.

I feel ya bud. I built my own from parts, did all the fitting and machining myself. No one to blame but me when it doesn't run.

When you clean the old loctite off the threads. Spray them with a degreaser like brake cleaner before putting the new loctite on.

Every gun at some point and time is going to have failures. I don't care what anyone says about this brand never jams etc etc. It's mechanical, something is going to give at some point. I've seen just as many Infinitys, Akais, Atlas jam as CK, LimCat, STI, etc. Every company will say their gun is the best and the most custom blah blah blah. Like others have said. Pick the company that you like best and or that gives you the time of day to talk to you over someone else that might not.

Yea, I could see it being less for sure. If I was going to try it I'd definitely be going with 14.5" pinned and welded for the most gas without going SBR

Yea I realize this but I always wonder how much of that is people using a load that's just 4-5 grs of powder. Versus something like 6-8grs of a slow powder like 3n38 and a 115 jhp. I've almost been tempting to make one of these USPSA abominations just to try it. ?

This is something I have been curious about since I saw people start using PCCs. I don't own one and have only shot one once on a classifier to try it out. I realize you can't be scored major but my question is why not load a slower powder in the 140-150 or so PF range with a light bullet? It would seem to me that this with a comp would make for a nice shooting platform. Please explain to me if this isn't the case. The PCC I tried once was one of those 5" barrels with a long shroud over it and it sure seemed bouncy.

You want popples? I got your popples!!! This is a shorty I built and I wanted it to be FLAT.... sooo, I did six 1/8" on 45° angles and three 3/16" holes on top. Needless to say it shoots extremely flat, however it is a shorty with a lot of holes so it is LOUD LOUD LOUD, and hits the hand hard compared to a full-size. For people talking about power factor, I don't know if I just got a fast barrel but with 10.2-3gr of 3N38 I am moving a 124PD at about 1400fps(173ish PF) Some of my friends run the same load in their full-size guns and have around the same speed. Mine is a commander length KKM.

A friend of mine has told me the Romeo 3 is one of the few dots that does not bother his. Maybe take a look through one if you have a chance.

Have you tried the Brownells 10rd mags? This is what I use and they have run great in my Trojan.

Finally decided to give this build a new suit. Sat down with my buddies at Red Beard Gunworks and we came up with a slick color scheme for this pistol. I was blown away with how it came out. The pics don't do it justice. The paint is a chameleon blue,purple,green.

Finally getting around to uploading a few videos. Match went well. I had a couple small hiccups which I though we're all from the extractor maybe being a tad too tight but I did find one of the rounds I racked out had a high primer so this could have been the issue on all 3 cases possibly. Might have just got a little lazy. Anyway I was very happy with how the gun range and definitely do not have anymore ejection issues. My shooting wasn't so great however. In my line of work I'll go a month or two at times without going to the range and I'm terrible about dry fire. I wound up 33 out of about 180 shooters overall. Here's a link to a video from the match and you can check out all 5 I loaded by checking out my page.

Manson is the only one I'd buy.

The shockbottle is great. One thing I always do when something wouldn't gauge on those was pull that round, and drop it back in. Sometime a little spec of dirt would get on the case or in the gauge and keep one from going in.

Here's a list I made with everything i have in mine. Hope this helps you. Feel free to shoot me a PM if u have any questions.

I just built one not long ago and have a thread with pics/vids throughout the process. I am probably going to put a good list together tonight of what all I would up with as I have changed a part here and there. I'll post it here or shoot you a PM later