dirty whiteboy

shoot it!

You could try good old Knox Gelatin, which is derived from chicken cartilage I believe. Or just eat the ends of chicken bones.

I would start with a 20# spring. If that is too heavy, just use the stock spring.

Red LOC TITE! The replacement sight I bought was made by Champion (out of Atl, GA I think), seems to be holding up, no pins walking.

OK, wait till the mag doesn't drop out, then file it down with a nail file.

Use a nail file to remove the burr on the mag notch, just make it even.

I might pony up a few more $$ for that 1911 he used at this years ss natls!!

Not 9mm, but a good deal. http://www.summitgunbroker.com/35_Tactical.html

Never had much luck shooting wad cutters out of a G-21, cast or plated. Gave up. But snscasting makes a nice 200gr flat point cast bullet that I like

Thanks Scott, you going to make the 'Battle' next year? I would like to make that match. We'll see if it can be worked in.

One of the nicest gun clubs I have ever walked onto. Simply awesome!

There are 40 S&W conversion barrels for the G-20.

Make sure there are no burrs where the mag catch enters the mag notch. Use a nail file to remove.

Word is these are not real accurate at shooting a group. But, 30 rds of 22 mag is a handful of hell! Rimfires can be double stacked. http://www.tombstonetactical.com/catalog/kel-tec/pmr-30-pistol-22mag-30rd-black/

Looking forward to this. They put on a good match!

The fish gills are on there backwards! Maybe that's why they were only made a short time!

Congrats on your National Championship! Well done! Hope to meet you at the IPSC natls in Columbia SC in Nov.(I have a feeling your range diary will be getting a huge increase in traffic!! )

What is odd to me: if mr. Salem actually grabbed an officer's gun, and threaten them with it, why would the other officers NOT have shot him? Even after the one officer said "shoot him, he has my gun." Did the officers trump up the severity of the situation knowing they could have handled it better?

If TB was in shape, no one would beat him But he's not, so they do. I'm not buying that one. Taran's what,70lbs overweight? And he's a top shooter. Are you saying he's that much better a shooter than everyone else? His splits, transitions, reloads and accuracy are that much better than the rest of the top guys? Only movement from shooting position to shooting position is stopping him from ruling the shooting world? Course, I could just be projecting my own inadequacies... Strap a 70lb vest on Nils, Travis, or Dave or any other "fit" shooter and see how well they do. That's 24/7 not just during a match!!! Not a valid argument. Taran has adapted to the comparatively extra weight and the people you mentioned have not. Professional football players have many years of practice and games in full pads/uniform(plenty of time to adapt to its weight), do they run a faster 40 yd dash with or without the pads and uniform???

If TB was in shape, no one would beat him But he's not, so they do. I'm not buying that one. Taran's what,70lbs overweight? And he's a top shooter. Are you saying he's that much better a shooter than everyone else? His splits, transitions, reloads and accuracy are that much better than the rest of the top guys? Only movement from shooting position to shooting position is stopping him from ruling the shooting world? Course, I could just be projecting my own inadequacies... Strap a 70lb vest on Nils, Travis, or Dave or any other "fit" shooter and see how well they do. That's 24/7 not just during a match!!!

I had a G-17 crack at the ejection port. Probably about 20,000 or so through. Glock fixed it promptly.

Probably for better balance of the gun, to help with recoil. added weight..I agree.

Helluva lot of shooters using crutches!!

Dave uses magwells on his Open and Limited Glocks for Steel Challenge. Another mind bender!!!!

I don't think it would cause a FTE. FTFeed maybe, I'm with Jman, I have some very old,well used mags and the feed lips have never been an issue. Cheack your extractor for crud build up if you are having extraction probs.