Michael303

The Taran extensions are nice and will do the job. Henning Group also makes great extensions too. If you want to go cheap I've had good luck with the Strike Industries extensions. All will fit the 140mm gauge on Glock 17rd mags. A G19 will fit most G34 holsters but if you can get a G19 holster with an open end you can put a G34 in it. I've done both depending on the setup I'm running. My experience is that my G34 shoots flatter than my G19 or G45 and the only upgrades I find to be worth the cost are a lighter connecter and striker spring. I've run the gamut of upgrades including a very expensive custom trigger and either found the benefit insignificant relative to the cost or removed them for reliability issues.

Of course. But like driving past a car crash, curiosity got the best of me.

The optics on the top five shooters guns at CO nats were Romeo 3 Max, DPP, SRO, SRO, SRO so I suppose I'm not totally convinced that window size is irrelevant. What optic do you use?

It prevents the trigger from resetting so you can pull it continuously. https://imgur.com/oM64C9u

I modeled this Glock dry fire clip a while ago but just got around to posting it to Thingiverse so I thought I'd share it here too. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4682886 There are a few other neat things posted in my Thingiverse account too like Dillon anti-wobble pins, a Glock magazine base pad remover, a sight pusher and a few other handy things. Enjoy!

Works for me.

I'm curious what everyone thinks the is the more important optic window dimension. Height or width? I've been running the SRO on my CO gun for quite a while now and I'm not unhappy with it but I was thinking about trying the Romeo1Pro for a while just for s#!ts and giggles. The SRO window is 22.61 x 24.89 mm where as the R1P is 18 x 28 mm. That makes the R1P about 12% wider but about 20% shorter than the SRO.

They make the 6390 for the Staccato. That might be worth trying. Unfortunately I can't provide any feedback.

Not taking anything away from your experience, I've been using the Racers for the past few years without any trouble. In my experience they've been a great balance of price, features, and quality. I didn't think bullets out was legal for production. Did something change or am I wrong?

There are a handful of solutions to help mitigate case wobble on indexing. If you have it know someone with a 3d printer you can try the anti-wobble pins I modeled. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4618602

Got my Safariland backpack today. Really nice quality and a no brainier at the same price.

I've heard a lot of bad experience with OP but for the most part mine have all been pretty good. In my experience it's more likely that USPS had the package in their possession for those 5 days but it just sat in their local distribution center until it was scanned as accepted. I've been shipping stuff in my ecommerce business through USPS for years and deal with this all the time. Especially when it's a busy shipping season. We'll ship an order within one business day and hand it off to USPS but they don't scan it into their system for a week or so and we end up getting an email from a pissed off customer wondering why we still haven't shipped their order. The USPS tracking system is pretty crappy and is at the mercy of getting that initial acceptance scan. I've seen instances where an item is shipped and the tracking info doesn't update at all until it was suddenly out for delivery.

Safariland.com with the code safsale2020 that's on the home page.

I don't have a 17 to compare but I do have a Gen 5 19, 45 and 34. The 34 is noticeably softer and flatter with the same ammo and I find the size difference to be insignificant in transitions and drawing. I'm considering trying a threaded barrel to see if I can eek out a little more PF with the extra length.

I love you. I had one on order somewhere else for about $175 shipped but got that canceled and got it from Safariland direct for about $112 shipped. Do you know how long the promo is good for. Thinking about getting some other stuff I don't need.

Appreciate the feedback. How does the size compare between the two and how are the included accessories?

Does anyone miss having a backlit display with the AMG timer? I'm currently using the CE Pocket Pro 2 and the backlight is nice when I'm at an indoor range and the lighting is less than desirable.

I'm looking for a range backpack and the DAA medium backpack and newish Safariland backpack are at the top of the list at this point. The DAA is about $170 shipped at the moment and it seems to have decent feedback. The Safariland is almost $200 and what little feedback I can find seems to be good but I'm not sure if it brings much to the table that makes it worth $30 more than the DAA. Any feedback would be appreciated, especially if you've seen both in person. I searched the boards for info on the Safariland but not a lot came up. Thanks.

Good luck. Mine took 3 months.

I just got a tracking number today for an order I put in 12 weeks ago so best of luck to you all.

Has anyone received anything (or heard from) Gallant recently? I've got an order that just turned 12 weeks old that's still unshipped. I sent them an email looking for an update last week and haven't received a reply. Their website now says they're shipping in 6-8 weeks although I'm pretty sure it said 4-5 weeks last week.

Thanks for the info. I don't mind waiting but they would do well to communicate the status as it evolves and update the website to reflect reality.

Has anyone received anything from Gallant recently? I ordered 1k on July 15 to try and the confirmation email mentioned 4-5 weeks. I ordered from RMR at the same time and they arrived weeks ago and were great about communicating any delays.

I don't have experience with many dies but I did just go through this process myself for my 1100 and figured I'd share what I went with based on hours of reading here. Lee U sizing die (a lot of people like this over the standard Lee sizing die) Lyman M expanding die Mr Bulletfeeder funnel (Alpha dropper would be a good choice too) Redding Competition Seating Die Lee Factory Crimp Die By no means is this the ideal setup for your press but these are all dies worth considering.

I'd be curious to see how well supported that barrel is.