Rich406

Dillion hasn’t innovated anything in decades.

I've seen two people bumped to no score because their big sticks didn't gauge.

Perfect zero is marketing rubbish.

Covering or offsetting the cost of volunteer ROs isn’t unreasonable. Hotel rooms, fuel, food, plane tickets etc have increased dramatically since Covid. Everything is more expensive. Asking a volunteer to essentially pay for volunteering is a good way to get no volunteers.

Let me clarify. What I was getting at was the idea of a major pf using 9mm. .40 major isn’t gonna happen in LO, no matter how much the die hards want it.

OMG only 130PF?? How do you expect to defend yourself with piddly 130pf ammo?? What would Jeff cooper say about this?? *this is extreme sarcasm* for those that won’t get it.

Just like everything else change related, opinions range all over the place.

Higher power factor 9mm isn’t a terrible idea, but really it opens a totally different can of worms.

You implied that what LEOs shoot somehow is relevant to USPSA, it’s not.

LEO participation in uspsa is minimal at best.

Obviously

In this particular instance? I’m fine with it.

Why are you so fixated on what LEOs shoot? It has no relevance on USPSA.

American eagle 115 barely makes 125pf in a p320. Blazer brass 124gr isn’t much better, maybe 128pf. 125pf isn’t that far off from popular off the shelf ammo from major manufacturers.

I don’t really care one way or the other about that. If LO was major/minor, I’d shoot major without a 2nd thought. However, the reality of the situation is this. 99% of optics ready 2011s are 9mm. There is a huge demand to shoot these guns and LO gives them a place to play within USPSA.

Times change.

A2 isn't running, A6 didn't run and A1 resigned (but now he's back?) those are the 3 main problem board members IMO. The others just go along with them. It's far beyond doing what's right at this point. I believe all they care about is protecting their fragile egos, irregardless of what is best for the membership. By the time this is over, the membership will be so fractured that uspsa might not even exist anymore, and that would be a tragedy.

They get bolder and bolder with each removal. It started with the bannings and continues with the removal of duly elected board members. Each removal is more ludicrous than the one before. They have no regard for the membership who voted these people into office. There is literally no consequences to their actions, none of them plan on running for reelection because they know they wouldn't win. What else can be done to them? nothing.

I’ve found that 90% of the time there are no issues, no matter which basepads. I’ve used TT, GG, Henning and springer extensions. I’ve also used about 45-50 different sig magazines with various extensions. I’ve only ever had to modify 4 tubes. The rest fit with no issues.

Both the windage and the button problem are fixed, if you have a newer optic. If not you can send it in for warranty and get a new optic, without the old problems. FTP is a good optic, made in the exact same factory, with a lot of the same parts. It’s also nearly half the price. The warranty experience is much different, it’s involved and takes awhile. I’ve used both, and they both have their pluses and minuses. Depending on which features are important to you, you really can’t go wrong with either. If you do have a problem though, I’d rather deal with Sig. but you’re paying a premium for that.

Since he’s using a Berrys bullet in the demo video. I’d say that it’s probably good to go with plated bullets…. Ive used a M-die for pretty much every type of bullet. Once it’s set correctly I’ve never had any issue with bullets falling off, even at high speed.

Most people “wrongly” assume that the oem sig mags will pass the gauge. And I assume that they were intended to, but due to sig sourcing them from multiple manufacturers, there is some variance.

The problem is with the mag tubes, not the extensions.

Henning recommends filing the top rear lip if you have to fit his basepads. I’ve always used this method, with no issue. But really, you could also remove material from the base pad itself if you wanted to. Cosmetically this wouldn’t be ideal. Some people have bent the rails that the basepad slides onto. This also works, but could slightly effect mag function when fully loaded. I’ve never tried this method.

Hopefully they learned from the roll out of the primer pro. That was a real s#!t show.