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I actually agree with cobracutter about the "feel". I loved the way the p30 felt. I came so close to buying one so many times but finally got to shoot one. I hated it. This is not to say that the p30 is not the perfect pistol for your wife, my point is that even though it may feel great, she...

I have this same scope that I bought on here from rangerwalker (pm him for a price). I was using it as a spotting scope at 500yds when my buddy was shooting. After I got the elevation dialed in, it was ringing the 10" steel at 500 no problem. I think easily could do out to a thousand with it...

I have the stock rubber grips and I like them most days. I bought the thin aluminum grips but did not like them. I have been thinking about trying the frags.

I think he meant to say "non" human targets?

My favorite load for uspsa is clays powder behind a 200gr lswc from my hk45c. The lswc come from lucky 13 bullets in Kernersville nc. Very little leading and it comes out very easily. I was shooting production though so probably no help.

Well, it's official. I suck with a rifle. I think my trigger pull is good to go based on the fact that my left to right distances were less than an inch left to right but I seem to be walking the rounds down the target. I did it at 100 yds several times and a couple of times at 300 yds. My guess...

It depends on the bullet. I load 147gr flat points at 1.110 but I load 115gr rmr at 1.160. My favorite load is a 124gr xtreme rn at 1.130. I have had some lead truncated cones that I had to load at .990. My son in laws chamber on his m&p will not take the 147gr load without jamming into the...

I have the sp01 and have changed the hammer, the firing pin, firing pin spring, hammer spring, trigger return spring and parts of the sear. I basically got the defensive carry package from Cajun gun works and installed it myself. It is a very good pistol for production and limited. The accu...

I am brand new to shooting anything with a scope but am a pretty happy camper today. About a week ago, I found a used CZ 550 for sale on a local forum for a decent price and snatched it up. I started looking at scope reviews, which is how I found this forum, and ended up ordering a vortex hs t...

After I load a few hundred, I pick up the boxes and inspect every primer from the top and then the side. Any high primers will be apparent from the side. I am not familiar with glocks but I imagine a slightly heavier firing pin spring would help eliminate the problem as well.

You need to check the primer depth and make sure they are deep enough. I have a very light hammer spring in my cz and if I don't seat the primer deep enough, I have this same problem. Luckily, I can pull the trigger again in da and it will light it off. Not sure what kind of firing pin you have...

It depends on the bend of my paranoia but either a HK45c with 10 round mag or a CZ 75sp01 with the 18 round mag. I carry both in a cheap ass uncle mikes soft holster in my back.

Former USMC, about 24 years and 100lbs ago. I just purchased my first bolt gun, a cz550 American in .308. I'm going to slap a vortex HS T on it and start shooting .5 moa at 1.67483 miles immediately! Couldn't help myself on that one. I am brand new to shooting a scope and have a metric shit...

I will 2nd the xtremes. The RMR plated are very good as well and honestly may be the same bullets. I would also suggest using a lucky 13 200gr lswc. I ran these in competition in my little hk compact and there was very little fouling after 150 to 200 rounds.

I use the cheapest thing on the market. A pro chrono pal. I will say that I have only chrono'd pistol but will be doing rifle very soon. I have never had a problem and it seems to be very consistent.