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it should be the same as S1,S2,S3, SM, LM Models. =)

My Bladetech, ghost, rht, even my gx's....all fits my small and large frames. Also my lim pro , stock 2, 3 and golf matches fits nicely well in Stock 3 Holster. My limited masters fits as well. Making it an all-around holster.

Keep it simple use 8lbs. Or 9lbs.

Selling?

I have yet to handle and test a Tanfo that is NOT acceptably accurate at a certain distance except for a pistol in which the pistol had upwards of 80k round mileage and had a strict diet of fmj/cmj. Do you load your 10mm ammo? Have you tested different brands of 10mm to see which one is more acceptable to you? What inaccuracies do you see? With the right load combination based on my experience across all models I have in my stable. I do not have to work too hard getting 3"-4" at 35-50yards.

Upon Check-in and Inspection - An Extreme Euro Shooter got bumped from Production to Standard when he had a similar situation.

They have 115gr now

i love longshot... it is loud... RO's hates it. one way to get them a bit far from you while shooting. do yourself a favor buy the 8lbs and buy two or more of the same lot. Unless of course you don't mind chrono'ing every opened keg. There was some batches back then that it was too slow. Simple enough for me i set that lot aside for minor steel challenge.

I see no indication that it will not be allowed. What is there to tighten? How is your shots at 50 yards? Does your pistol really needed it? Did you dial in your optimum load for your set up? I have yet to handle and test a Tanfo that is NOT acceptably accurate at a certain distance except for a pistol in which the pistol had upwards of 80k round mileage and had a strict diet of fmj/cmj.

same guide rod.

Not all.

Don't be mislead with the length vs. the compression rate of hammer springs. Some are shorter and thicker. I have done more than 60+ triggers jobs on Tanfo. There were quite a variety of hammers springs I have pulled from stock pistols. Some you can get away with cutting and some you simple replace because they are just to stiff. And some you get lucky by re-using the stock ones. You may want to play around with your plunger spring. Just my 2 cents

4.1 gr N320 1.100" Montana Gold JHP 125 Gr..

8 lbs.

Smaller frame grip plus eg grip will give you the smallest. But to answer your question.. No. You won't be holding the trigger to grip it. Right?

Make it simple. Just repeat the process.

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That will be awesome!

Why have they not reinstate Stoeger yet ? Is this not been awhile?

Mine was drop it. Ready to go.

Same here.

Call or contact Patriot Defense.. They may have them.

HM?

In my personal experience. I would choose the factory old EAA as oppose to the new. More newer barrels tend to have short or no leade throat and requires additional reaming and this includes 9mm, 45 cal. , 40s&w and 10mm. Now the slide cuts are all about personal preference. Choose your taste. You can check the year by using the serial number. I'm sure someone here knows the Eaa link.

My answer is the same. I have Tanfo ranging from early 2000 thru 2022.. Do they have a nice fit? Well define fit for a mass produce pistol? Some have much aggressive checkering some late ones where mediocre. I may be inclined to make all my Tanfo have a much aggressive checkering. If I find time to do it. Some have on the older have much protruding barrel than newer version. Are they all accurate? I have yet to have a Tanfo that doesn't give me a good and acceptable grouping. Best grouping I had was 1.5" at 50 yards.. But that is using HAP, Sierra or PD bullets and much careful loaded data in my ammo. Use a moly coated bullets and I will double the size of that grouping. Some models these days are stroked. Older ones weren't. If I am picking a 10mm I would choose a limited Master or of course the obvious model would be the Gold Match. The only caliber I would chose for a lim pro is a 9mm. Anything larger I want a much heavier pistola. But as we all know it. It all depends on you...