Jeremyc_1999

Why do you say that the 22/45 are better for rimefire challenge?

Except that you have less reciprocating mass so the recoil would be less from that. Also, you have a full sized grip on th G45. I don't think .8" will take you out of the required PF for minor. I'll do some testing on the differences in velocity next time I get to the range. When testing for PF for my G45 I typically run into reliability issues with soft loads (slide won't fully cycle) before I run out of velocity to meet minimum PF. YMMV

If shooting Carry Optics in USPSA you only need to make minor power factor. There isn't a major power factor and I think that can be easily done with most any load

Thanks. If they are reliable might have to definitely pick one up

I have the regular TTI MOS Sights on my G35 and like them quite a bit. These are interesting for my MOS45, but with the creepy instagram videos as of late, I might just go with the dawson set

My best glock trigger is on my Gen 4 G19 that has a stock trigger and a ton of rounds down the barrel. I have a carver custom on my G35 and it is nice, but I'd almost rather spend the $300 on ammo and wear in the stock trigger. The 45MOS has a better stock trigger than my G19 did new, so I'm pretty confident that it will wear in nicely

Anyone know if they will fit holsters that are designed for the glock g19 or if you need a specific holster for the PSA pistol?

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Is the strike longer on the 1050 or the 1100?

Haha. I’m quite happy with carry optic for the moment. It might have just been my setup, but the maintenance on keeping the high performing open gun running made the open gun experience a bit less fun

As far as reloading presses, I always suggest to buy the best that you can afford. You can start out with a less expensive model, but I always end up upgrading in the future

Thanks for the reply. Also, thanks for a good variety of ammo

Another vote for the Ckye Pod. It works awesome

Do you have a threaded barrel? Just wondering why you were shooting subsonic. I'd be interested to see if it would cycle with subsonic while suppressed

Yes, I've been going back and forth on what method I would like to do. A toolhead for the 1050 is more than the lee, but I do most of my reloading in the winter (I live in Montana so the winters are a bit harsh for shooting) Having the casefeeder would be nice. I also thought about setting up a 550 for doing my decapping. Eventually I plan on getting a CP2000

I drop the magazine, Rack the slide and let the round fall on the ground, and then have the RO check it, drop the slide and then the hammer, holster, and pick up my round off the ground

Super 1050. I was also thinking about another toolhead for it to run with a lee universal decapper. It is set up for 9mm and I am currently decapping on a RCBS rockchucker

I wonder if you will have to tune them like you do 2011 magazines. I'm guessing that they are going to be expensive, but they would probably drop out of the pistol easier. It's intriguing for sure. I'll probably pick up a couple to do some testing.

This may be the solution that I have been looking for. I want to just punch primers out of my cases before I stainless steel tumble them.

Beautiful open gun. A gun like that would get me back into open class!

Thanks for the reply. I think I'm going to wait until higher capacity magazines come out and if Glock will offer a stock model with a threaded barrel.

I know this is an old post, but did you have to do something special or was this covered by your regular policy?

Having it on a tripod is a must. I find correctly setting it up and having fresh batteries are key to getting good results.

Was this with all types of ammo or was it a specific brand that the first round would not feed? Do you think it was an issue of the last round not being seated in the magazine correctly?

More important than the "perfect" zero distance is knowing what your trajectory is. I would suggest when you chose a zero distance, then you shoot in 1 yard increments from 1 yard to 50 yards