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  1. I remember seeing a post about maybe a p09 guide rod, not sure how that would work since it would also be short
  2. g34 mag release, its $3
  3. Didn't know that about the non-flat recoil springs, I need to try one
  4. Maybe convert to the new sear block with larger sear spring and plunger? Apex had me do that to my older version
  5. gsc0tt

    Shadow 2 x10 bushing

    Ya almost has a sweet spot, mine is the same way
  6. Going down the same rabbit hole myself Just when I thought the super thin ESS was the end of the quest for the ear and eye protection combo, I find out apparently I can't see Going to try some RX oakley Turbines, if that doesnt work contacts under my ESS
  7. Its definitely not relaxing after everything is set, just like you say there is no point in relaxing and un-doing all the necessary tension that was just set up. Initial relaxation as a baseline then adding only what is necessary (which yes is a decent amount to shoot fast). Adding pressure at the hands without adding tension at hand muscles, sorry didn't mean use no muscles and tension at all and be a big blob -If you put your finger inside a nut cracker and close it, the most efficient point would be to operate it at the very end of the arms to get the greatest effect with least input (leverage). The clamping force is being derived from a different location of where the actual clamping point is, being applied through leverage
  8. I have always been curious about these, have you compared the next to a standard slide, i was wondering how all the added weight in the slide alone would feel
  9. Harry ... youve got that crazy look in your eye
  10. High to the bore line as possible, always Nutcracker [skeletal structure] leverage imagery (referring to inward pressure onto the grip of the gun with relaxed hand muscles/meat below thumbs) is what came to mind of an example of applying pressure with skeletal leverage instead of muscle tension
  11. I'm sure this one will be familiar "Let it do"
  12. Id recommend handling both prior to the choice, even shooting at matches or back to back Might help your decision
  13. One method I saw that seemed interesting was having wall sections separate than end pieces. 2x4's with bases as ends with j-hooks, then wall sections with eyelets to hang on the end pieces. Little more work for initial build, but then replacing wall legs is much simpler since you don't have to create a whole new piece
  14. Find a buddy with another chrono and side by side each to see any differences in FPS reading
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