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Another pic of the back side. Thanks, Eric

Hello: This is what my son came up with for a left side thumb rest. It is made from ABS and can be cut down to fit your pistol. You could glue it on or drill it for screws. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Try some Clean Shot around 4 grains and alot cheaper than N320. Thanks, Eric

Hello: I sold it to Mark. He loves it by the way. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Osage County Guns have them in stock now for $249. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Let my son look at making a left hand thumb rest on his 3D printer. I think the best way to mount it would be to drill and tap the plastic grip module and screw the thumb rest on it. Thanks, Eric

Hello: You may have to heat up the holster to clear the thumb rest. Thanks, Eric

Hello: I know Sprinco paint their recoil springs. Or it is what Sig is doing so they install the correct spring in the Legion. Thanks, Eric

Hello: I am running a ISMI 12.5lb 1911 spring on a tungsten guide rod. It works great. The stock Sig spring maybe a stronger recoil spring so that maybe why it works better? The stock Gray Guns spring that they sell with their guide rod tested at 14.5lbs on my tester. Give Wolff a call and see what they have. Thanks, Eric

Hello: check with Wolff springs since they used to sell a 1911 spring for a 6" slide that was longer than a standard 1911 5" spring. Not sure why you would want the longer spring since you may run into coil bind problems. You should check for that when you get the new spring. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Here is what I am running and works very well. Get the Holosun 510C with the red dot. Get 33 round magazines either factory or ETS. I am using Arredondo +5/6 base pads with factory Glock springs. These will hold 36 rounds and are 100% reliable and have been for 10 years or more for me. Get a Taccom coupler and use a 17 and 33 round factory magazine combo with the 17 on top and the 33 on the bottom with the spring reversed. I have one MBX mini that works ok. Get some Magpul 21 round magazines as a starter magazine and reload to a 33 for classifiers. I also use Zev base pads, Taylor Freelance base pads as well as some Dawsons. You really only need two 36 round or more big sticks and some stock 33 rounders and two 21 rounders. The ETS and Magpul magazines have been 100% over thousands of rounds for me so don't be afraid to get some of those. Lastly work up a good reload and tune your buffer on the JP and you should be good. Thanks, Eric

Hello: It works once you actually log in. I did not the first time like a dumb ass. Got one ordered now. Let the fun begin. Thanks, Eric

Hello: That code does not work on the grip module. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Shooters Connection will have all the stuff for your shooting needs. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Unless you make an aluminum weight and then there are more possibilities. I still like the original 4 weight buffer setup with my special weight and spring setup for 131-134Pf loads using 124's. Thanks, Eric

Hello: I ended up with 3.9 grains of Clean Shot with the Gallant 125 grain bullets. 1.125" OAL with Winchester small pistol primers. I still have to check the accuracy of this load but so far it feels like a good setup for my Sig P320 X5. Thanks, Eric

Hello: One 6-32 set screw will do wonders with red Loctite. 680 on the barrel threads and comp. Clean everything very well and let it set for 24 hours so it cures 100%. Thanks, Eric

Hello: I have two loads I like for now. Acme 135 grain, 3.6 grains Clean Shot, Winchester small pistol primers, 1.115" OAL. New load for me is Gallant 125 grain, 3.9 grains Clean Shot, Winchester small pistol primers, 1.125" OAL. Both loads are 129-131PF. If I run a major match I would bump them up to the 131-134PF range just to be safe. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Are the TTI base pads lighter than the Springer ones? Also how much does the Go Guns take down lever weight over the stock one? Asking since I would want to add silicon carbide to the grip and I have a Holosun 507C with the Springer adapter as well. I am thinking I would be overweight with the tungsten guide rod. Thanks, Eric

Hello: My P320X5 did not like the blue bullets for accuracy so I switched to 147 Acme bullets which it did not like also. I am shooting 135 Acme and the accuracy is much better. Going to try some Gallant 125's this week. I am also going to load back out to 1.135-1.140" OAL as well. I have been loading to 1.115" and having zero problems with my reloads. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Any have a good 125 grain coated bullet load for a pistol using Clean Shot. Just looking for a starting point and will chrono to make sure it makes minor. Thanks, Eric

Hello: Looking forward to getting the tungsten grip and working up some 125 grain loads over my 135 grain loads I am using right now. Thanks, Eric

Hello: I actually like the smaller dot size of the 507C over the 6 moa dot of the Romeo 1. Do a couple of draws with the Holosun to get your index and you will love the way it works. Thanks, Eric

Hello: So far it has held up very well. I only have about 1000 rounds through it so far since I have been busy. It has not turned off like my Romeo 1 did during a match only to work again after I removed and put the battery back in. Once was enough for me on the Romeo 1 6 moa so it sits on a PCC now. Holosun have a less expensive 507C type red dot now that I may try next on a open pistol. I have been impressed with the Holosun 507 and 510's. Thanks, Eric

Hello: I am not sure the magwell on the P320X5 gives you that much advantage reloading. I can reload my 320X5 pretty quickly in carry optics. Thanks, Eric