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I have the GSP expert and when I dry fire it I use plastic dry wall anchors. I also during practice and in a match fire the extra shot, and do it quite often. In over 2 years firing pin is fine. The only thing I thought about doing was going to higher capacity mags and putting a dry wall anchor in f...

I went through the same problem last year and decided on the local gun smith and I am not sorry. It does not carry the name of a well known person, but is probably as good if not better. The main reason I decided on a local smith was the probability of needing some minor tweeking to get every thing ...

One thing you might want to consider on which mount is if you are going to shoot light loads or heavy loads. If all you are shooting is lighter loads the slide mount is fine, recoil from heavy loads can be hard on red dots or scopes mounted on the slide. If shooting all different loads the frame mou...

JAS I was having the same problem, but it turned out the problem was me. I was changing my grip slightly without knowing I was. This also changed how much finger was on trigger. I quit adjusting red and would shot off rest and found point of impact was the same each time I thought red dot needed adj...

Bullseye Pistol Gear has a MP-3 player with timed and rapid fire commands for about $20, Look under training aids. If you have a mic for your computer make your own and down load to your player or use a small tape recorder. I think you should wait about 3 seconds between commands. Hope this helps. c...

Hi, Thanks for the info. The info helped and I plan to order in a couple weeks.

Thanks again
canthit

Hi,
Thinking on having a 9mm bullseye pistol built on a 1911 frame, I have heard of this caliber being used indoors at 50 ft. any comments and loads using cast bullets around 115, 124 or 125 grain would be appreciated.

THANKS
canthit