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Glocks will do that lubed with muddy water. ;)

Mobil One grease during summer and Mobil One grease cut with Mobil One oil in the winter for my competition semiautos. Mobil One oil for everything else. Mobil One grease and SlideGuide are equivalent in my experience.

I was shy about attending my first match. I went to two and watched. The third time I took a Glock and finished second from last place. I was surprised by that since I shot well at all of my police qualification courses. I stuck with it and really improved my abilities. I have won a couple...

They come with a standard velocity and high velocity recoil spring. From the one guy I know with one it is only reliable with minimags from CCI and those are still overpriced and scarce.

Smith & Wesson .460 magnum untill muzzleloaders season, then TC pro hunter .50 We cant use rifles in the lower third of Michigan, just handguns, shotguns and ML. Edit: We can use rifles on crop damage permits throughout the summer.

Maybe lead is building up in the barrel and causing a loss of accuracy. If thats the problem different ammo might be the solution, along with cleaning the barrel. Thete can be significantly different POI and group size between manufactures and models.

Around here you don't need to be a club member to shoot a match. The match fee is, in part, a temporary membership. To practice at a club you do need to be a member or guest of a member.

9mm or. 45 for carry these days. I only use. 40 for major power factor games.

Pentax 8x42 for me as well. I've had them 7 or 8 years now and no regrets at all. I wear glasses and have no problems at all. I like the elastic 4 point sling for these when hunting. There are several brands for this style sling cost is $20 or so.

Glock 19 owb holster like a Bladetech Ecipse with one in the chamber and 15 rounds in the mag. For summertime a S&W. 357 j-frame in front right pocket. Ruger LCR could easily replace my j-frame. I won't go places where I think I'll need more than 5 rounds or 2 guns.

I really like my revolvers, but I carry a 1911. Quicker reloads, great trigger and a slimmer profile are the main points. I can shoot a 1911 with more accuracy and faster if need be. So, I don't feel that way but I doubt you are alone.

The receiver is the gun. So barrels only, you are good to go. There may be other issues you may want to consider as the previous post suggest.