Ok im jumping in the open pool!

[Adrenaline]

Glock17. Just ordered carver 4 port comp and Kkm barrel along with carver mount thumb rest, not sure if I will use it or not,  Cr speed holster, cmore 6moa dot,  carver Wolff guide rod and 13 14 15 lb springs.  9mm major here I come.  Bobby gave me some 9 major load data for hs6. I'm excited. 

[Amerflyer48]

Bon Fortuna,

 keep us posted 

 I’m thinking of Limited Major and building up a 22 with a sight block for 2020 

[Aircooled6racer]

Hello: You may want to get some lighter recoil springs in the 11 and 12lb range. On the Glock 17 build I did I was using a 11lb ISMI recoil spring. I also tried 115, 124, 125, 135 and 147 grain bullets. The 135 grain bullets felt the best. 115's which I normally shoot in my open 9mm 2011's was too harsh. KC when he shot a Glock was using 147's. Thanks, Eric

[Adrenaline]

I thought so too but Bobby Carver insisted on the 11 and 12 lb springs being too light

[Hi-Power Jack]

I've never shot a Glock Major, but from what I've read about the experience, I wonder if

it might be a good idea to add some weight to the gun - try to tame the recoil.      

[Adrenaline]

Well see, I will definatly keep updates going. I'm curious if when I go to the kkm barrel, should I replace the locking block I have with a new one? So the new barrel can have a new locking block to kind of mate to. I know glocks tolerances arent that tight but wonder if this should be done?

 

[Jfitz427]

The carver 4 port comp is great, super effective. hs6 was what I ran in my open Glock. It shot pretty damn flat. I would add a frame weight though. It’ll help a lot. Glocks ars just so light, even with comps and mounts, dots and magwells.