dirty whiteboy

HMMM! Did that question I ask you on Saturday speed up this decision? You are welcome!

Which stage was it on? #12 I think.

Is that a misprint..Rob DQ'd?

Your avatar says it all.

So the #5 followers are the key? Are there aftermarket Glock followers? seek and you shall find! http://glockparts.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=7204&TERM=follower

Probably, I have run old style 45 ejectors in 9mm.

10-4! Thanks.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 Is stage #8 on double secret probation?

don't forget to put a drop of oil(lube) where connector and trigger bar meet.

10-4, thanks for the info.

Yep, I wash them in the sink after tumbling. Use a little Dawn dish soap, rinse them in a mesh laundry bag and take it outside. About an hour on a hot side walk on a sunny day is all it takes.

I called these two numbers,in Cali USA Westcastings USA Phone +1(909) 788-9155* Fax +1(909) 788-1775 Cell +1(909) 288-3078* westcastingsusa@aol.com.

The phone # was disconnected, the cell # said the person preferred texting. I prefer to speak to a human! Anyone ever done business with this company? Good/bad? http://www.rpgfirearms.com.au/WESTCASTINGS.htm

I get strange looks for shooting a 21 in Limited, can you imagine the looks you would get shooting one in Open? Stick with the capacity of the 34.

Winchester for big matches, anything but AMERC for local matches.

Federal primers cured all my light strike problems.

13# ismi flat wire recoil spring on oem rod, Wolff lightened striker spring. stock trigger return spring 4.5# connector nothing but Federal primers.

Ever notice when a target gets pulled for the range master to look for a double,they(RM) will ask "who's the shooter" before they even look at the target. I think the range master should look at the target, the shooter should remain anonymous. and it reminds me of this quote: Success without honor is like an unseasoned dish, it will satisfy the hunger but it won't taste good.

Why risk breaking the housing that holds the ejector, Glock parts are cheap. http://glockparts.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=7292&CAT=748

I use a plastic tip hammer. Ugly to watch, but effective.

it's not that, I just don't like the #13 stages look good,it was a joke !! Eddie, What if I set the steel at 13 yds?? 13 inches apart!!!

Good luck Scott!

I had better luck shooting 200 gr(LC) lead flat points. It's the shoulder on the 200 LSWC that caused the feed problems. Good luck!

+1, Federal primers cured my light strike problems with the 21.

I put a set screw on mine, too many bullets down range with a loose front sight!