ClayBuster
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I used the trigger that was already in the grip. ES wants the whole lower grip Including the mag release and trigger.
Before spending any money I’d wait and see what STI does first.
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While mine was out getting a makeover I put one of my spare G1 grips on it, I ran it that way for the week the G2 grip was out without an issue.
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Just now, Qwikrex said:
Do you think switching to a G1 grip/mag release might fix my feeding issue?
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I was pretty sure it wasn’t the springs. There’s something wrong with the G2 grip/mag release combo on some of the guns. I knew this when I bought mine and was fully prepared to swap to a G1 grip but mine works fine.
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18 minutes ago, Qwikrex said:
Nice. Did you get the original grip redone or did you replace it with a Gen 1?
Sent the original to extreme shooters, took about a week door to door, much better now.
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I did fix the grip.
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2 minutes ago, Qwikrex said:
Gotcha. Also I forgot to ask, do you have a 2019 staccato P or a 2020 with the updated grip frame/4.4" barrel?
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Yes sir, and a bunch of my old G2 mags, zero issues with any of them.
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Where do you get the springs? I’d like to have some on hand.
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I’ve got about 600 147gr HSTs through mine with zero issues and about that many acme reloads. Best bet is to contact sti they had a bunch of bad mag releases get out.
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Just another magazine, restricted no longer means anything.
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I had a Beretta AL391 that I loved to shoot, had the forcing cone lengthened and the barrel back bored to .750" (I think) I never noticed a bit of difference. If your sending it out for choke work it really seems silly not to just have Briley install some thin wall tubes and call it a day.
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I switched over to Sport Pistol a little while ago, no complaints after 24ish pounds. Gander outdoors had some 8lb jugs for $69.99 plus 15% off. I grabbed the last 4 jugs they had in stock, I should be set for awhile.
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My DVC-C is one of my favorite guns to shoot, pretty much useless in the competition world but still a great gun. I was going to pick up a DVC 3 gun but I guess I'll wait to see whats coming next year.
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I couldn't stand the way my EDC x9 felt in my hand and there are very few things you can change on it. Small grip insert was too small, the large was too big. My slide rattled like a can of spray paint, the barrel fit was nothing like a normal Wilson. The finish started to show a lot of wear in well under 1000 rounds. Mine decided it was a machine gun at about the 200 round mark, not going to lie though that was pretty awesome
If you are dead set on getting one, find a used one as the resale on them is garbage. I currently carry a DVC-C
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I dress like that 24/7, even at work fixing machines. The steel toed boots kinda screw up the image though.
Never shot a match in my life.
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16 hours ago, Bagellord said:
Pretty much exclusively Blue Bullets
I doubt you'd ever wear out a pistol barrel shooting lead bullets.
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Other than the spent primer chute I think my 1050 is 100% stock. It just keeps going and going and going. I had last month off and still didn't get around to taking it apart and cleaning it.
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I've been using the Otto noizebarriers, so far they've been great, I doubt I would use them indoors though with out doubling up.
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Still no issues with mine.
I did however break my RMR in like 5 days .
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My Dillon rod broke in the same spot pretty early on, I replaced it with the F&F version years ago and it's still going strong.
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1500-2000 on mine, zero issues so far, still loving it.
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Good lord, I’m just starting to somewhat like a FO front. Still on the fence though. I’ve always preferred the black rears. ( I felt dirty typing that.)
Staccato P Duo, hollow points nose dive
in 1911-style Pistols
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