USPSA Power factor load ?

[mike357]

This area for discussion of recipes, ingredients, Home-made and commercial offerings.....sorry

[L1A1Rocker]

Why are you considering a Glock for Open class USPSA???

[garym1a2]

KAABOOM.
I would build race gun on G20 or G35 instead.

That said, the Glock will not keep up with the High cap 1911's in 40.

[mike357]

Love the GLOCK!!! A gun I can totally work on My self, They are competitive in open class...

[mike357]

wish I did a G35... loading for the 9mm power factor is a trip... I'm talk'n HOT loads
My Taylor Freelance mags hold 27 .....not keep up with the High cap 1911's in 40 what's that?

[geargnasher]

Why is this even in the lube section?

Gear

[btroj]

Why is this even in the lube section?

Gear


Good question.

[garym1a2]

See STI wed site, Glocks just don't keep up with them in the higher classes in Open or limited. I gun Glocks in production.

wish I did a G35... loading for the 9mm power factor is a trip... I'm talk'n HOT loads
My Taylor Freelance mags hold 27 .....not keep up with the High cap 1911's in 40 what's that?

[L1A1Rocker]

See STI wed site, Glocks just don't keep up with them in the higher classes in Open or limited. I gun Glocks in production.

And that's why I posed my question. I've seen it several times: A former serversperson shows up to play the IPSC game with their Glock talking about how great the Glock is; and how its the only pistol that works in the sand, and blaw blaw blaw. Those that stick with the game are running a 1911 of some sort within a year.

Perhaps the OP was attempting to make a joke, or is confusing Open with Production class.

[garym1a2]

Their is a place for everything. Those that go open goto 1911 types mostly. Same in limited. Myself have stayed in production for the last three years. Their is always a large group in production and I can at least place middle of the group. Glocks pretty much rule in production and being a lefty with a Gen 3 I get to learn to reload very good.
P.S. my glock22 and 35 are a dream to shoot with low power minor loads. Also the G21 is fun to play with as the 22gr SWC leaves big holes in paper.
Since this is a lube forum I just want to say that the Glock 21SF with 200 gr SWC bullets loaded with 50/50 beeswax/alax works great in the OEM barrel! Mine has made 700 trouble free rounds in a morning of practice.
I also get good results with this lube in 40S&W when loaded minor.


And that's why I posed my question. I've seen it several times: A former serversperson shows up to play the IPSC game with their Glock talking about how great the Glock is; and how its the only pistol that works in the sand, and blaw blaw blaw. Those that stick with the game are running a 1911 of some sort within a year.

Perhaps the OP was attempting to make a joke, or is confusing Open with Production class.

[ayc2006]

Don't tell that to KC.

[Jupiter7]

Well dang, this is where the competition talk is. I started with a g17, then single stack 45 now STI Eagle in .40s&w. Run the same gun in IDPA, 3gun and uspsa. I use Ben's red but cut the beeswax by 1/3 and replace with paraffin. The 2011 is much more accurate and points easier in my hands.