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Is this gun any good? how is it compare to other 1911 model used for Classic division.?

Hi Guys, RM holster for my SV steel + insert for SVI/STI plastic just arrived today its actually pretty quick less than 2 weeks..and really is rock solid holds the gun pretty well.! now,start dry firing using RM holster.

this is awesome after shifting from plastic grip to this stainless steel grip and after having couple of practice and went thru the weekend level III match to my surprised after the match result I ended up breaking my grade from B grade to A grade what an amazing result.. now I need to workhard more as am aware winning A grade is a bit of a Hardwork again.!

This is what I used to win and broke my grade from B to A in less than a year.." Match Consistency " is the magic word.I was re-graded from B to A over the weekend Level III match..thanks guys this forum helps me a lot in acquiring this progress.. DVC

Its worth changing from plastic to steel grip..noticed fast transition and seems not much wobble on my Dots and the balance from the front muzzle to the back is awesome..!

Hi Everyone, Grip already been installed and it is really nice and there is well defined difference on the balance of the gun..and I guess it takes a while to get use to it.

Very creative and looks owesome..well done G-Manbart!

Many thanks guys..went to my gunsmith and he look at it and he said he can put it all up no problems. Ill keep you guys informed and I will attach photo once done

As you stated not a drop in parts..which way to go sir?

I haven"t

Really so we need to get it thru the gunsmith to do it properly..and what parts are we talking here? as at the moment I have the Steel grip that comes with aluminum trigger then signature sickers and sets of allen keys that comes with it..

I Have an SVI Plastic grip and planning to swap it over with SVI stainless grip am just wonderin if it comes with a complete sets of grip screw and is it really a drop in parts or you need a Gunsmith to do it? any input please..thank you!

+ 1 it is truly a mind set that makes this sport easy!

So to conclude this topic Dillon is the way to go..! I myself agree on to this.

I'll take your recommendation with thanks!

I do lots of Dry fire..take note it's cheap..Live fire cost you a fortune everytime! I do 70% Dry fire and 30% Live fire and I improved dramatically in less than 8 months of shooting open division.

Yeah, I thought he was knock unconscious, but on close up looks on the face of Hatton while he is still on the floor his eyes seems to be rolling..anyway, Mabuhay Pinoy...Manny Pacquiao also support our sports so we must support him also..again..Pinas congratulation!

Good one Benos! This what I've been practicing at the moment.!

You've obviously never shot the Ironman... Don't think about it and just breathe. Your body is smarter than you are, let it do what it's supposed to do. Your attention should be on the shooting afterall right? + 1 Our body parts and system got each own function let your body works for you..just concentrate on seeing the sight/dot in relation to your target then enjoy shooting.

Up and about 2 hours before the match. warm up by doing body stretching for 15 to 30 mins. light breakfast e.g. porridge then plain water Stuff in my range bag : 1- 2 banana--rich in potassium to feed your muscles and aids in muscle contractility bottled plain water with pinch of salt takes small sips 1 bottle of gatorade only takes small sips once feels thirsty then small sips of plain water every now and then Above recipe works well with my over all performance..keeps me more and more awake and focused finished the day still with energy reserved

Here is my 2 super reliable Friends..

Good..! now your paying attention.. good luck and keep dry firing!