JohnS23

Thanks for all the suggestions!

Currently 500/week. Maybe more once I get to reload

Thanks for your suggestion. Your response pretty much answered the questions I had regarding the press. Im looking forward to setting up the LCT. I currently use the Lee hand press and it takes about 1 hour to load 50 rounds. Didn’t have enough space before but now I do. This is definitely what I need. Thanks again!

The Dillon’s are a bit out of my budget for now. But I will definitely look into it once I get set up. Thanks for the advice!

Hi, I am new to reloading and I wanted to ask for suggestions. I am currently looking at a Lee Classic Turret Press. They sell it by the kit, but I am not sure if the accessories that come with it are of good quality. Wanted to ask for suggestions on the following: reloading scale powder measure hand primer Caliper I will primarily be loading 9mm and 38 special ammo. Thank you!

Just wanted to ask which is the better holster. Signature/Classic OWB bladetech vs CompTac International Holster. Thanks!

It is really that good that you bought a second one. I am leaning towards the Q5 polymer. It is way cheaper than the steel framed. I do not think it has that much of a difference.

You’ve got a good point. The reason I’m asking is that the Q5 in my area sells for $670, which is cheaper than anything online. I was wondering if there was something wrong with it especially Walther came up with a new Steel frame. I’ve also read a couple of negatives online but you said it best, it’s more of a user problem than the gun itself. Thanks!

Is it true that the q5 has a stronger recoil?

Thanks for all the tips. I will definitely take note of these. I agree, my top priority is just to learn first and always be safe. Grateful for all the help!

I agree. It is hot out here in Orlando. I will try that one out. Thanks!

I am shooting a 9mm glock 19. I’ve gotten myself a few magazines from Magpul and a cheap holster and magazine pouch just for starters. Thanks for all the tips! Will definitely take note of the rules. Wouldnt want to make the people around me feel unsafe in handling my firearm. thanks again!

Thanks for the tips! Yes, I am also looking to reload my own ammo. I have been doing a lot of research lately and I figured I can reload 1000 rounds of 9mm at an estimated cost of $110 whereas factory ammo costs around $180/1000 rounds. I have been dry firing a lot lately, experimenting on my grip. I’ve been asking top shooters in my area and their general feedback is I am gripping the gun wrong. (I do a push/pull since my hands get sweaty) Will test it out on the match and see how I can improve. thanks again!

Hi, I’m about to start competing at A local USPSA match in our town. I need advice on what I will be needing as I do not understand most of the terminologies (Minor/Major) (9mm vs 40cal) I currently have a Glock 19 that is all stock, using Federal 115 gr bullets. I’m serious about competitive shooting, but I have a limited budget. As I save up and get better, I wanted to ask for suggestions on a gun I will be investing in, as well as the gear (belts,mag pouches) Thank you!

Which Blade-Tech are you guys recommending? They have the Classic OWB and Signature. I’m choosing between the Bladetech and Comptac.

Thanks for the tips! I will definitely attend one once I can afford their course.

You mean you rotate your strong hand a bit counter clockwise so that the support hand gets a little bit of the backstrap? Cause when I grip mine my strong hand covers all of the back.

Thanks for the suggestions. I just bought Eric’s fast grip online. Also bought some 3m safety walk grip tape for my glock. Hopefully this fixes my issue. I am still undecided whether or not I’ll be squeezing or doing the push/pull grip.

Just wanted to get some opinions on gripping the handgun with sweaty palms. I’m not sure if i’m just holding the gun wrong or if sweat is the only problem.

Could you explain how you apply pressure? If you push/pull or squeeze the gun hard? I noticed there’s very little flip on your gun and that is the main thing I have been having troubles with.