Rnlinebacker

Romeo 3 Max and XL are great options. Trijicon SRO is extremely reliable as well

Built out the short block kit and it's been running great for two seasons. Really affordable option and great customer service

They have a rep for not holding up on Open gun as it is. I've had two get the flicker of death before I gave up on them. Multiple friends are on their second or third. However, their warranty does ship out a new one every time thus far. Slide ride will beat the hell out of it faster but there will be exceptions

Spray your comp with a dry lube and let dry. You won't get much build up at all, if any

The thumb safety usually traps then from coming out. You could certainly have some play that would cause r issues if the holes aren't cut precisely parallel

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Hornady case lube us a tremendous headache saver. Spray both sides of a Ziploc bag with a decent coating, throw your brass on and shake around all the brass.

I shoot 115s through mine at 135pf because the two weights your are asking about return the sights slower, for me. Having shot limited major for a few years, I prefer a faster sight return. Recoil becomes an after thought eventually

If you want softer "feeling" go with the 147s. If you want quick return of the sight go with the 124s

You won't need to do that with a 7 pound variable. The coils are laid out a specific way

Train to relax your right hand in lots of dry fire

Option 2 or a full refund altogether and buy something worth that much money. Don't complicate this lol

National level GMs are another level. Should be a new classification called Elite GM or something of the sort(based on Nats performance) lol

Certified match ammo will still pass if the sample makes it, per the rules

Seen quite a few living blocks break. Know another guy who's slide was not fitted properly and wouldn't run reliable unless at 180pf. You should last

If you're loading your own ammo, whatever you can make run consistently lol

Precision Delta don't have an exposed base. Comps get some build up no matter what. Take the manpon out and clean it when necessary lol

Both calls are correct. They problem is they aren't painting the barrels after hits so someone could get the wrong call

Don't recommend them at all. Get precision Delta jhp v2 or rmr fmj. They are very close in price to coated

Foreign primers are available in the USA but being exploited price wise as well by the manufacturers. That's capitalism and it won't go down for likely some years. Ginex are same price as CCI when they are online

Noticed the same with mine. Went down to 168-69 pf and it's much less now

NAS3 case. Nickel alloy steel. Great lightweight case. I use them for practice. Magnetic as well but not very strong

There's a lot of loads to base your experimenting on other threads. It's honestly not that hard I've been in Open for a couple years now. The guns can handle higher pressure but obviously you don't want to be 180pf and cracking your gun

You could experiment and find something softer. Probably decrease your charge a half grain and maintain accuracy. If it works and you shoot it well what are you really chasing?