loubob

the older you get the different starts mess with you more

mostly how explained

close targets at least half a zone i will shoot As, smaller available area i will shoot center of available area

if it happens learn from it and stay with your squad to finish helping for the day.

Yes --it happens

i will use one eye when bench shooting for groups load testing.

thanks well done

thank you that was new to me

never figured out why i would need a 2 sided safety , is there one?

Cheely aluminum for the fit and feel totally different fit than plastic

if possible personally try all the grips yourself . I have small hands and ended up with a cheeley EVO

when working on spring tuning go to the range set up to do just that not i think this feels better i will leave it. Target with tape lines ,springs marked ,calm and focused 10yds 15 yds , group size ect . take your time do a good job it will give you confidence in your equipment. Observe the sight movement calmly .

1 vote for the round glass

i feel safer using it Piece of mind

wow measured my firing pin 2.238 egw says there pins are not extended at 2.260 my other slide has a pin2.280

for all i know i have an extended firing pin it is different its a gold color. how can i tell.

i count my shots my primers when i pick up brass ect my brain always wants to count i think this is a bad habit for shooting when you are suppose to be subcontiously shooting your stage,and bad when planning a stage.

Sarge just got back in the house made new target with lines and tested the 10# and 14# springs in my CK and will have to say 10# was way better thanks for your input. ju

My sig 320 legion 132 pf i use the hevier spring in my CK arms 172pf 14# just switched again from 10# again I cannot make the lighter springs work for me. at 10yds i have a 3-4" muzzel rise.

i just started having that problem because i am using small magnum pistol primers So now because the primers are harder they are not as easy to seat so now that i know to be more carefull when seating the primers feeling them seat problem whet away. i use socalled once fired range brass i do not clean primer pockets. Why are the light primer hits intermittant?

when you are practicing this make sure all tention in your body is gone face shoulders legs ect. focus on your hands.

I believe it all depends on your grip tried to do what the majority of the people here say 7-9 # and i am always going back to 13-15 # ?

thanks johnmyster for your diy scale made one and is piece of mind when changing springs.

you did not say if your problems were with factory or reloaded ammo?

I like the thumb rest for indexing and keeping my thumb off the slide. If i have any pressure on my thumb it would be unintentional inward pressure.