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Same as Darth; Thousands of Montana Gold 180 JHP and no problems.

That is truly a beauty!!!! Best of luck with it

I've got the shirt! But need to pass on the Tattoo. Although free beer sounds very tempting Thomas...AWESOME!!! Please visit Kansas again when you come back to see your Brother in Colorado!

12th...Nice finish for your first 3-Gun Match

Bases should keep it down to one reload max per stage. I have two of my mags that hold 21, so with a top off, I can run a 22 round stage without a reload (if I don't have to make up a shot ). I think the bases make it easier on grabbing the mags and safer for your hands on the "slamming it home" portion. Welcome to the fun

Yeah, the rear sights are a pain because they like to move by themselves in transport. Not sure what I am going to do, if anything at this point. I would be interested to see the fixed rear with a blade high enough that it could be filed/machined if necessary to get the right height. Good luck at A3 this weekend!! Wish I was going. I'll drink a beer in tribute

Now they both wear Hennings front sights and the black one has the new magwell. I guess some additional pictures will have to get done

Congratulations on the Texas Limited win!! (Heard this from Leo last night. I hope to hell I have it right I cannot find it online yet and I have to get to work)

There is a fairly large thread regarding wolf primer problems. Hopefully this link gets you to it. http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=89858&st=0&p=1031707&fromsearch=1entry1031707

Nice looking pistol! How does it shoot?

YES, they are still in business! Have you tried calling? He was out of town shooting the SS Nats and now has to get caught up. I think Emma is minding the store. Try giving them a call.

Very matte black similar to what you will get with burning plastic. When I was a kid I would sometimes burn the plastic tree the model parts came on to add blackening to a military model. It does not hold up to touching. The problem with using a heat source to blacken the front sight is if it gets too close the fiber optic will not do to well. Sight black is NOT made to stick like paint so whatever you get on your fiber optic should wipe off easily. The same goes for the front sight; it will rub off. I don't know anything that is matte black that lasts.

Good pics especially of Jarrett..nice timing

Dan, try some spray on sight black. Henning did sell it, but I am not sure if he still does. I think it is made by Birchwood Casey.

I certainly agree it is an extraction issue and that is the place to look. It is a new gun and I would let the factory know that you are having a problem. That said, before I would return it to the factory I would compare the extractor on the new gun with the extractor on the older gun. If you see a major difference, I would get a new extractor (buy two) and change it when you change the extractor spring. What bothers me is that you said the "stuck" case comes out easily which to me means that the extractor never even got a decent grip on it to begin with. Since it works 95% of the time it is hard to believe the extractor itself is bad, but it is possible. I would also make sure that your slide speed is slowing down and not coming fully into battery. I personally do not grease the slide or frame "rails". Since they are full length and you have lots of contact space, I only use synthetic oil on the rails. Make sure they are staying wet and that the hammer contact area has lubrication. It is difficult to run down a problem that only happens 5% of the time and apparently not consistently. However, you are going to have the most pressure from the magazine rounds on the slide during the first few feeds, so again, make sure that that center rail on the bottom of the slide has lube on it. I know that both of my limited guns will fire out of battery (slide is closed but the barrel is still not locked up). Good luck