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  1. I’ve been running MBX rubes and pass bass w/GRAMS springs and followers two days after the MBX mags were available for public consumption years ago. 29 plus 1 with 9’m and 30 plus 1 in supercomp. Enjoy
  2. http://www.k8nd.com/documents/hl9x21.pdf Yes, it for 9x21 but just check OAL. and match what you want. There is plenty of load data for 9 Luger that are under 1.181oal
  3. http://www.k8nd.com/documents/hl38sup.pdf
  4. Cheely Ti comp, running 3n38 in .38 tru a Schuemann Hybricomp w/3 poppel holes. You can notice the flame (if your looking for it) but it’s never been a distraction at a match. Looks cool for sure.
  5. Can’t get a 9mm open gun fro SV anymore and the warranty is only 12months. PT will cover their guns as long as the are not modified or abused, period. Those 2 things make it an easy decision to go with PT.
  6. Maybe you see all those other guns having issues because 99% of open gun are 2011s. I’m glad your CZ works, so do most 2011’s. I think 2011’s get into having issues cause there are endless options and people like to change things on their 2011’s and most 2011 parts need to be fitted. Where CZ parts are the same with very few options (Sebo) for change. There’s pros and cons both good with both platforms. Good shooting to you.
  7. It’s just so much better, not to mention easier on a buffing wheel. 3 mins and I’m finished with the mag on the right.
  8. Take a old tooth brush and some fine sandpaper 800,1000 or 1500 depending on the mag’s condition wrap about 1 inch section around bush head and run it up and down the inside of a mag, you might be surprised how unfinished the inside feels before you put a little effort and time into them. For the outside, as long as they drop free and clear (empty) when my gun is just shy of horizontal I just keep whipped clean, unless I’m really board and I’ve done 800 to 1500 and finish with a buffing wheel. PURRR-DIE. rainy weekend today, hit it with 1000 and 1200 grit and 30 sec polishing by hand (I’m watching a movie) with Lucas metal polish.
  9. Take a old tooth brush and some fine sandpaper 800,1000 or 1500 depending on the mag’s condition wrap about 1 inch section around bush head and run it up and down the inside of a mag, you might be surprised how unfinished the inside feels before you put a little effort and time into them. For the outside, as long as they drop free and clear (empty) when my gun is just shy of horizontal I just keep whipped clean, unless I’m really board and I’ve done 800 to 1500 and finish with a buffing wheel. PURRR-DIE.
  10. I can’t say what they have in the works. I’m just sharing the info from an email with EG.
  11. Eric and CZ are in process of updating the Czechmate.
  12. CZ are not American made guns 2011’s are, your comparison would be skewed because of the fact. CZechmate and CZ’s are known best for winning in IPSC countries. Devils advocate. Now that others are cloning the 2011 for the IPSC market, CZ dominating IPSC open may change over time. Plus, I don’t think Eric Grauffel has an issue running the CZechmate.
  13. Not many issue with the new RTS2’s
  14. Take a pic email it to yourself is will ask what size pic you want to email pic a medium and save the pic you sent to your self and post that pic here. Two spring help the extractor grad and hold the case tighter when the gun cycles but if the case is making it to the ejector one may be fine. Some guns like one spring some two springs. Trial and error is part of getting to know your gun. Limited guns in 40 usually don’t have ejection issues. It’s a little different than an open 9mm. I would work on the ejector myself.
  15. Maybe first try to take the thumb rest off and see if the ejection issue stops. I wouldn’t cut it down right away. An ejector cost less than the thumb rest, that’s why I suggest messing with it over the rest. Try to keep it simple
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