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2 minutes ago, rooster said:

That’s what I’m running with an 11 lb recoil spring. No issues. A little less than 3lb. Pull.

Good for factory loads of 115g, 124g or 147g?

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I’m running 124’s jacketed and 125’s coated. Never run 147’s but I don’t think the gun knows what it’s shooting so it shouldn’t matter. My loads are all around 130 to 135 power factor, 3.8 grains of n320 @ 1.125 oal.

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8 minutes ago, rooster said:

I’m running 124’s jacketed and 125’s coated. Never run 147’s but I don’t think the gun knows what it’s shooting so it shouldn’t matter. My loads are all around 130 to 135 power factor, 3.8 grains of n320 @ 1.125 oal.

You using the OEM striker and connector too?

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On 3/18/2021 at 12:42 PM, rooster said:

Get the new Timney trigger and run the 5lb spring. You’ll for sure light any primer, and your pull weight will be around 3lbs. 

I totally agree with this, I ran the Timney in my G17 G5 vs. the G34 G5 with a Vanek trigger and 4 lb striker spring, had a few light strikes on my reloads using S&B primers. None on the Timney. I might go up on the Vanek to 4.5 lb (or dare I say back to stock), as I kind of like the squishy break through... or I'll just get another Timney haha

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