Dont let the drag concern youThanks guys. I didn't even know what to Google so I jumped straight to the forum that I know would get the correct info. This is my first encounter with any type of hand gun issues. I really like the way it shoots at 7.1 gns but I think I will back it off until the drag stops and if I don't like the results on paper I will change powder and primer and try again. Again, thank all of you for the info.
Let me make sure what you mean, Dusty. You don't think I should make any adjustment to my load based on primer drag alone? If that is the case, you made my night cause l really like the way it shoots now. Go Hogs!Dont let the drag concern you
CorrectLet me make sure what you mean, Dusty. You don't think I should make any adjustment to my load based on primer drag alone? If that is the case, you made my night cause l really like the way it shoots now. Go Hogs!
I know of a baby 10mm glock that has swipes on it just like the OP and it has probably 2000rds on it with no breakage. Guess the shape of the glock pin probably helps it to not break.Below is a broken striker from a Sig P365 that had major striker drag problems and went through three strikers mods. If you have a standard size SR40 you should not have any striker drag. Many reports say it has to do with the size of the slide and its mass. Meaning full size pistols do not have this problem and my full size Glock .40 does not have any striker drag.
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