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I replaced mine with one from Shooters Connection. It took a little work to fit it, but not too bad.

I typically cut those long ones down to a little over an inch to where there is just enoung in the chamber to prove it empty.

Is it mounted on a handguard? If so, might look at that.

I guess try micro q tip or micro applicator. https://www.amazon.com/Disposable-Applicators-Eyelashes-Extensions-Diameter/dp/B01I58H05G/ref=sr_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1522912777&sr=8-3&keywords=Micro%2Bq%2Btips&dpID=41Nu98OQADL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch&th=1

It’s an extra safety measure that makes sense in my opinion. Matches draw a wide variety of people with varying skill levels, so a little extra margin of safety is good. I also like doing different things such as loading the pistol on the fly.

I have a 7.5” that I have a Kaw Valley linear comp on that is not too obnoxious. My 11.5” with a gill type brake is very obnoxious, but gun does stay flat.

Shoot 9mm out of the super barrel. Might not need a new barrel.

My experience with the MechTech carbines is that they like hotter ammo. They can be finicky, but run great with ammo they like. I can’t see the Gen 4 being any sort of a problem.

Where or what is that deal? Nevermind, found the rebate coupon.

I got a smokin deal on a lightly used Trubor and just had to try it. Now I’m hooked.

You might need to get the electronics cleaning Qtips that have a small micro head to reach all the way down. I couldn’t clean my diode with regular Q-tips, but the ones with the tiny heads work perfectly. I got them from Amazon. I use alcohol as a cleaner.

Vortex replaced my Razor twice in just over a month. It just couldn’t take being frame mounted on a Trubor. They replaced it both times, but it now lives on the handguard of an AR. I’m happy with the RTS2 other than needing a new battery every month or so. Delta Point Pro sights (2 of them) have been perfect with no issues so far. None of them will last forever, but Leupold gets my money for now.

You realize that is 14 years old, right?

Yes, they will work on a LNL.

Mr. Bullet Feeder is the only one I’ve owned, but seems to be the favorite on here.

I prefer the DPP mostly due to battery life. The DPP battery seems to last forever, but my RTS2 needs a new battery every month if it makes it that long. Mine is the V4 with 8moa dot. It’s never failed other than battery getting weak and luckily never during a match.

Just happened to me yesterday. Been trying to sort them out, but one slipped by and got me yesterday. It was a stepped case from Ammo Load.

I just tried out my new Supreme Pros with gel cups tonight at the range and am anxious to use them this season. Firing 2 open guns (one with holes) and an AR with only muffs and no plugs I am a believer. I’m confident it is money well spent.

I can’t see any advantage to using a scope. The micro red dots are perfect in my opinion. I’d rather have a vent rib and bead than a scope on a shotgun for multigun.

I put together an AR with the purpose of shooting up my .40 ammo that I loaded for shooting Limited that I don’t do any more. It took a little tuning on the bolt to get it running right, but now it runs great with Glock mags. The NFA bolt was too long at the bottom the way it was shipped, so had to trim about .1” from it for reliable feeding. Recoil is similar to my 9mm rifles even with major ammo.

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I had to shorten them for the Infinity and PT Evo grips. I put a screw in one side and held it by that screw with vise grips while using a file to shorten. Doesn’t take much.

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What sort of improvement did you gain in accuracy at 25 yards or so?

I run an 8# Wolff variable in my Trubor. 7# just wasn’t reliable