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I would bring that OAL out some, as mentioned to 1.12 or 1.13 to start. I load out to 1.14 with my Glock 17.
Pull your barrel out and do some testing on the bench, get the OAL to the point it engages the rifling, then bring it back out 0.02. So if it engages at 1.15, seat the bullets to 1.13 ish.
Some people will tell you 0.01, but i'm not a fan of running the slide and having it stick because the bullet is slightly engaged into the rifling.
The three guys I know who shoot Glock 34's use 124 grain. I don't know if that's because it's a better bullet for the rifling, or if they're cheap. It could be either or.
It's worth an experiment though, see which bullet is more accurate from a bench rest with you gun.
I use the Hornady COL tool for rifles, but I've always wondered how to do this for pistols.
What is the prescribed method for doing so?