MNshooter

It’s not a competition gun. If it were, it would not have a RMR. The RMR is a fine, rugged optic for the price point but for competition, there are many better options available today.

I’m posting only because I spent way too much time searching for the appropriate sights to pair with a RMR. Maybe this helps someone else out. Glock MOS Forward Controls Design FCD plate trijicon RMR Dawson .330 front sight Dawson .335 rear sight Dawson’s recommended sights are way too high for my liking. You’ll need to order the height above for the lowest possible use. These would be too low for SRO. Barely visible in RMR window - which is perfect. It is very hard to get a good POV picture but you can see the sights are usuable but take up very little of the window.

I’m not sure if I appreciate the magwell or photography more. Bravo

I’ve had 2 S2s done by CZC using their plate system. It’s been great and is future proof. I’ve also had a p07 direct milled by Primary Machine. I would 100% use CZC again. What I like about the CZC plate system (or the OR version) is that you have flexibility to change out optics. If you direct mill, you’re married to that optic. Just food for thought.

Old post but curious what to use to polish the nitride. Flitz?

I have two Shadow 2s but for carry, prefer p07. No firing pin block is a no go for me to carry. This could be enough to get CZ fans like myself to shoot IDPA (gasp!)

If you bought new grips and the gun feels different then practice until it doesn't. Running out and buying more grips won't help the big loss you're about to suffer next match. I wonder if this also applies to the ~ 3 oz change from a new optic. Or maybe that’s something you can’t train your way out of without buying new gear (magwell).

Fair question. How’s the new magwell?

This was my experience, too. One day I just ordered ALL of the grips. Kinda expensive. Tried them until I found the best for me and sold the rest here on enos. I generally got $0.80 on the dollar but it was a worthwhile exercise.

They are very accurate as a minor load. Even more fun as a suppressed load.

Spot on. Had one in a Gen4. Wasn’t bad. Wasn’t great. When the striker spring wore out I put the OEM trigger back in and I don’t miss the Vogel. A minus connector is all you really have to do (if you must do something).

You know, I don’t recall. The factory grips are pretty much worthless so they came off immediately. I would guess the PD thins are the same or thinner than factory.

20 yard zero. POI variance is nominal between 3 and 30 yards.

I’ve tried all the major grips, including the two you mentioned. For me, PD Thin Aggressive are the best. I have 2 sets of the thin brass. I would 100% buy again. Super aggressive like my PT limited grip. edit: they are THINNER than Henning, not thicker like you are looking for

135s are my favorite by far. Great accuracy with both Blues and Black Bullets. Nice recoil impulse. 135 Blue Bullet TC 1.11” oal 3.6g N320 132-134 PF 135 Black Bullets RN 1.08” oal 3.6g N320 134-136 PF

Thanks! I’d love to see a picture when installed with your grip. I have support hand trouble with the OEM extended safety so I use flat for Production and CO. I’d really like an extended safety tho.

Newer high extended as in the one off the TS2 Orange? I’d really like to try that one.

Use CZ Custom. They have a plate system. Very low. Very robust. And, when something better than the SRO comes out you won’t be married to one footprint.

In stock right now! Debating hard about dumping 2011 for this but would like to feel the new safety first. https://czcustom.com/cz-ts2-orange-40.html

This is reasonable variance for Sport Pistol and you won’t notice a difference over the chronograph. I top off the powder hopper with powder every 100 rounds since I’m stopping to add new primers anyway. It takes 90 seconds and seemed to improve consistency (but again, no noticable difference over the chrono - but easy step to take since the powder jug is there).

I have 2 done by CZC. Very pleased with the turnaround time and fit. No issues with my SROs. I use the steel CZC plate. For my second I was able to get a NIB shadow 2 for $1100. So it was basically the same price as a OR model. Hard to argue with an OR model today tho.

I have the CGW reduce power TRS in one Shadow 2 and the stock TRS in another. I much prefer the reset of the stock TRS.

@eerw Great photos! Any chance you want to try putting that safety in a Shadow 2 to confirm it works? If it works on a S2, can CZC order these safeties? The height it what is appealing to me. With the S2 safety it contacts my support hand. I’d like to get it higher.

Ok, cool. Now to locate one…..

The new TS 2 Orange appears to have a different (better???) thumb safety than existing TS2 models. Can this thumb safety be used on the Shadow 2 or TS 2 models? I detest the extended thumb safety on both models and this looks like a better solution.