SCTaylor

Don't forget Wolf & Tula, both copper to gold in my experience.

No offense to Matt Hopkins, but he's a big dude and not classically "Athletic" and he's freaking good. I've shot with him 2 or 3 times, which is always a fun time, but watching someone like Matt who is not that fast, though moves into/out of position well, shoots as soon as possible, leaves as soon as possible etc. Matt is really damn efficient. Figure out a) how to haul beans between positions and b) become more efficient into/out of position. @wtturn reviewed a match video of mine and said the same thing. And guess what? He's right. Making small changes is having a pretty decent impact on my times & placements.

Surprised you haven't gotten an answer. Short answer is no difference. Only changes are finish, slide milling & cocking serrations. Well they have a slightly different grip panel. Overall it's the same gun. Some love the new finish, others hate it. In "real life" photos, it is much more of a teal/aqua/turquoise kind of color. When I get a Limited 40, I'll try like hell to find the new Custom. It's available in 9mm but 40's are not out there, from what I can see.

You are injecting logic, into a conversation where it does not belong. ?

If that was in reference to my post. This is regarding the day before, at majors or morning of, at locals. There is ZERO pre-match walking allowed in IPSC. General consensus is don't be a jerk & stay with your squad; on that we all agree. Anyoo back to the dry fire question. The rules are pretty clear but it seems to be cultural difference. It's just become a part of USPSA to allow the action, IPSC culture say no. Stoeger talked about the culture difference on his podcast sometime recently. ETA - Racking the slide for anything other than loading is considered dry fire as well. I found that out at US IPSC Nationals...

@JAFO because Troy said so! He's the Czar of rules.

Yeah, along with 150 match points lost.

And you're not supposed to walk stages unless you're squad is up on the stage, after the Stage Briefing is read. IPSC strictly enforces this, USPSA not so much. 8.7.3 No person is permitted to enter or move through a course of fire without the prior approval of a Range Officer assigned to that course of fire or the Range Master. IPSC & USPSA share many of the same rules, but enforcement is different.

Come back with verbatim information. Not trying to be rude, but that's a huge accusation on a company. Not "honoring" the order by saying it'll be indefinitely back-ordered and we have to refund you, is one thing. Say tough poo Jack, we aint making no more so hit the road & we're mailing you a check, is a whole 'nother thing.

Fly with them in MTM boxes or ship via UPS/FedEx. Shipping ammo isn't hard, just some special requirements & stickers.

If'n you don't like it, let me know.

They are 180grain FMJ bullets... any other 180gr FMJ bullet should be about the same. Find the starting load and back of 10%, then start working up in .2gr incriments. Or search here, quite a few guys run N320 & FMJ's in 40.

Does that make power factor? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So much angst!

@johnbu well there goes my $450... daggnabit.

Ooooh I don't like you John! So it makes weight with the standard slide & only the red dot milling? Aside from the post noted above.

I would like to say yes, but would feel better telling you to just buy the Unica flats from Patriot Defense. https://patriotdefense.com/product/unica-tanfoglio-flat-safety/

Same same. Stupid human tricks to short cut the trigger reset makes me insane. But what do I know, I'm only lowly slub.

Good job champ.

As John mentioned, these Euro guns have tight & short (comparatively) chambers. Get it reamed to use practically any bullet at any length. Interesting the RN gives you issues; I've run several thousand of each in both my Stock 2's without issue. I do agree the Trunc's make prettier holes. Gonna need to be roughly 1.07-1.10" based on my experience. It's not required to ream the barrel but will give a lot more freedom of length. For instance my reamed barrel can load a .356 coated bullet out to 1.17; cool to know but I still load at 1.10"ish due to accuracy with my setup.

Holy crap, here we go again. Guys the OP asked a legit question & you derailed it to a divisional rant. And the OP hasn't been back since post #3. Quit being dickholes.

Congrats on the find! Shooting at PSC or ?? 1 - Look at Dawson Precision for sights. Follow their site calculator & order a new front. But beware if you change loads, your POI will change too. 2 - Give it a little time before changing the grip. It'll probably become normal feeling. 3 - No, don't mess with the trigger yet. Learn the gun first. If/when you do, give Lone Star Innovations a call/email, he is in the Spring area. 4 - Good! 5 - Change the recoil spring to ~9/10lb for our light gamer loads, it should be just fine with the CZ loads. 6 - As mentioned above, drop in an 18lb main spring and 9/10lb recoil spring & you'll be good to do. I'm still a fan of 124/5 grain bullets, Blue Bullets have been my choice over the last year. I'd recommend to just pick a bullet weight (124/5 or 147) and go to town. As mentioned, with fixed sights the POI will change between bullet weights / loads. TG will be about 3.2gr with a 147 for power factor and 3.7gr with a 124/5 for power factor. Have fun & enjoy the STI!

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But you can't stop and stay away...

Open is a hullva drug & performance enhancer. I've been told by a few guys something similar; becomes a mindset of aggression in engaging targets & movement. Way off topic but something of great interest.