Dave100

I asked Staccato this exact question,,this is what they said... Hi David, Thanks for reaching out. The XL is too long for IDPA regulations, I apologize. The only model that will work is the C2 and requires a single side safety to fit the box. If there is anything else we can do to assist you, please let us know! Our Customer Experience Team is here for you Monday through Friday, from 7:30AM-5:00PM CST via email or by phone at (512) 819-0656. Have a great day! Staccato Customer Experience Team

I use pretty much whatever I can pick up from reloading 9mm on my Dillon..this time I've notice a lot of rejects on my reloads. I use DG 147 FP and have been using them for a while. The problem is that they won't pass a chase gauge..seems that the mouth of the case gets to about .380, and it won't pass. I figure that if you are using a bullet that doesn't seat so deep..you might now have this problem? Most of my rejects have been CBC brass.. Has anyone perfected a brass magnet yet?

I'm using the standard basepads that came on the Chip McCormicks.. I do have a Dawson Precision slide relase that lets the maga sit .010 lower but I was waiting until after the weekend to install it..didn't want to do it during a match. I will try that!

On the Dan Wesson PM9..I have been using Wilson Combat mags almost exclusively over the past year. I started having trouble with feeding which I narrowed down to expanding feed lips and decided to try some Chip McCormicks. When I insert them during a reload(sometimes) the slide won't go forward. It appears that the slide is hanging up on the bottom of the u and won't let it go forward. Its the body of the magazine that has a u shape when holding it up in front of your face..if it has a technical term I don't know it. I'm sure someone has had this problem before me..but it is disconcerting when it happens during a match. I am NOT impressed with the Chip McCormick customer service at this point.