Adamj

Another vote for Weber Tactical

I think you will need to send the pistol in anywhere to get the kind of holster we are looking for. Don't neglect looking for something local. I was surprised to find a company in my backyard. If I was looking at spending the money on a race holster I would just bite the bullet on the wait time and send the pistol off.

I have been searching for the same thing and called both RHT and Weber Tactical. RHT used to make them, but got out of the open holster game. Weber was developing an open holster for the Atlas Chaos, but hasn't yet brought that to market. Adam Weber recommended Windfall Defense for a custom kydex option. I'm going to have someone local to me give it a try and use a DAA Alpha X until then. No one seems to mass produce a kydex open holster other than NERD.

Like others have said: Jogging stroller and rhino clamps

I also use the Timney Calvin Elite. It is definitely the best AR trigger I have ever used. Its highly adjustable with multiple trigger shoes.

+1. I just bought this grip looking for a more vertical slimmer grip and it's perfect for me.

I have also heard numerous guests on the 3 Gun Show podcast mention how this magwell will correct a poorly inserted magazine.

I started with Titegroup and switched to N320. I will not be going back.

DAA and Speed Beez for me.

Don't trash it just decrimp it. If you don't want a 1050 just get the dillon super swage 600.

There is some slight wear on the bcg where it rides the hammer, but no noticeable wear on the upper.

I have the JP ULMOS. Up to 500 rounds and no issues so far.

Welcome to the cult. It becomes addicting and will completely ruin buying ammo from now on. I am also curious where in the world you got two 1050s for auch a low price.

I'm switching to open and have been thinking of using the tank break, but came to the same conclusion that surely it can't enough difference to justify $100.

I started out with a rifle length tube, but JPs silent caoture spring system is carbine length so I had a delrin spacer. I have since switched to an XLR carbine length tube and simply took the spacer out.

I have a full JP build 18" rifle length gas system, adjustable gas block, lightweight bcg, and their silent caoture spring system. All that combined makes it the absolute softest ahooting rifle I've ever fired.

You can also call and he will walk you through what to get if you are still uncertain.

The rounds I load to that oal work fine in my hundo.

I think for me it doesn't matter how shiny my brass is. I don't care if I can see my reflection in it or if it's clean enough to do shots with (pun intended). My goal is perfect function and pursuing the shortest possible path to reach that goal. I don't think it's necessary for pistol cases and I haven't noticed any decline in function since stopping the use of pins. It saves a little time, avoids some headache chasing pins, and still leaves me with functioning brass.

I usually dry mine at 175°. In 30 minutes pistol brass is dry and a little bit longer for rifle brass.

This is what I would do as well. I would much rather have a searchable PDF copy on my phone than a printed book.

For android I use an app called Photo & Picture Resizer". I have compressed many photos for posting here and other sites. It has the abikity to compress videos though I have never used that function.

I own a 650 and have used a friend's 1050. I now realize that I should have started there in the first place. Which is now all the more reason to have both a 650 and a 1050.

Exactly. I used to scrape the power factor floor and try to get is as light as possible like that would give me some advantage. I have since realized that such a small change doesn't affect my shooting. My bullets just get to the C zone a little faster now.

Completely agree^^^ I liked to keep mine at 135 even with a tight SD to avoid any irregualrites in chrono equipment.