dirty whiteboy

I saw M H after the match, asked him how it went. He said he was a little sloppy!!! Congrats Mike!

sounds like the spent case is missing the ejector.

That "shoulder" on bullets always gave me problems too loading for a G-21. I like the SNS Casting bullets(lead), 200 LC and 230 acp.Jacketed I use the 230 fmj's Zero.

Did you try here? : http://czcustom.com/Zero-Bullets.aspx

If you shoot in the Open Division, you will have plenty of company.

I’ve tried this exact setup and could not make it work. The breachface is just too big even when using the G20 extractor assembly. Interesting! Had a friend gun a couple mags with this set up with no problems, just to see if it would run. Guess more testing is in store, thanks.

Not fighting, but the same 40 barrel will work in the 21, and 45 acp is cheaper than 10mm!!! Just sayin.

here ya go! http://www.summitgunbroker.com/Glock_17__369.html

Why would it be any different than a G-22 or G-35?

Statesville is right up the road:http://www.statesvilleshooters.com/ Columbia, SC about an hour drive: http://www.midcarolinarifleclub.com/index.php/disciplines/56-ipsc-uspsa

There is a lot of opportunity when you are a free agent of his caliber. I doubt he is very concerned.

Thanks for elaborating on a point that is better heard from you, than anyone else on the planet!

Bob is the hottest shooter on the planet right now IMHO!! No disrespect to Bob V, but have you looked at what Dave S has done in 2011 alone?

I would try something other than 147's.(lighter)

Interesting that the ad copy says nothing about slide bite. Their main selling point is that it changes the grip angle so that people who like 1911's will find the grip more natural, and that it helps with recoil management. Taking your hand further away from the bore axis isn't much of a selling point...to me!!

does it do anything besides stop slide bite? Looks like it would cause a lower grip, why would you want that?

sent out 2 apps on Friday, looking forward to the match!

19/23 for the capacity

I think you will be fine/safe loading at 1.125-1.130 with N-320. Loading long requires more powder and is usually done with fast burning powders; in guns that can be loaded to 10mm lengths. I load 5.1 grs of 320 under a Zero 165 bullet at 1.130 oal. Makes major out of a Glock 24.

I don't think you can load long with an M&P mag. So you have to stay about 1.125-30

Guy on Glock talk has what he calls the latest release of G-24 up for sale, $625

Not that I do not believe you, find it hard to believe. Was this a 140mm length mag set up?

available now?

I heard Dave S. won Limited and Open.(Pro)

I would stay with the lighten spring and use Federal primers. fed primers cured all my light strike problems.