Rambo329

I created and tested a load of 147 grain berry plated or zero JHP over 8.0 grains of Major Pistol loaded at 1.191. Made 172 PF. I really like the way the round performed and shot. Felt softer in the hands but also had no problems tracking the dot. Watching slow motion videos the gun looked just as flat as my old 125 grain loads. I went this route for gun longevity.

147 grain berry bullet or Zero Hollow point. 8.0 Grains of major pistol with SRP loaded at 1.191. Makes 172 PF our of Hybrid gun with 3 3/16 holes and limcat with 8 holes in the comp.

Thank you for all the information. I'll probably just stick with straight 38 Super comp brass then. No need to try my luck. Thank you again.

Thank you I appreciate the information.

I have seen numerous threads on different sites where people have stated they have shot 9x23 in numerous 38 super/SC guns without any issues. I was just wanting to know if anyone has done so and what were their results or opinions on the idea. Thank you in advance.

Your powder charge seems low. I run between 9.8 and 10.0 grains of major pistol with a 124/125 grain bullet. I still get unburnt powder flakes in my open gun as well.

It took me 4.9 grains CFE with a 125 lead coated at 1.13 to make 132 pf out of a Canik SFX.

Every PCC mentioned in this forum are all great guns. I like Armorers Locker PCC's. I've got two of them and 15,000 rounds with no malfunctions. Armorers locker also provides a lifetime warranty with all their firearms. They have two versions of PCC as of now that won't break the bank. The uppers and lowers are made from the same block of metal and are fitted when they are built. I have never felt a gun so tight with no slop at all. You can call the owner personally and speak with him about the firearms he produces.

Thank you everyone for your advice. I have had a chance to shoot the gun since adding the second spring and it’s running amazing again. Thank you all

Ok thank you for all the responses. I greatly appreciate it. Bruce

Yes the gun was brand new with the one spring. That may be the cause. Thats exactly what I did with the springs.

I have approximately 2k round on my 9mm open major 2011. It has an aftec extractor in it and over time I have started to get more jams while competing with it. I pulled the extractor the other day and noticed it only had one spring in the extractor in the back position. I have read on here previously where some users only use one spring. I replaced the empty slot with a new spring and put the gun back together. Now it will throw loaded rounds across the living room which previously I was even having an issue trying to unload and show clear due to the extractor not throwing the round hard enough to get it out. I haven't had the time to shoot it yet just wanted some others peoples advice on the matter. Thanks Bruce Erlinger

I like shooters world clean shot. Feels alot to me like N320 and alot cheaper. I have read posts on here where people have directly tested clean shot and n320 and thinks it provides even a better feeling pistol to shoot.

If you want to run minor power factor and somewhat work the comp stick with WAC. Shoot a 115gn bullet with about 5.0 grains to 5.4 grains of powder. This should give you minor PF and work the comp as well. You could probably get away with a 13lb spring if you could find one. 14 might work if it doesn't you may be able to tune it by cutting a coil at a time.