Yagi

softest i had was when i was using solo 1000

i would go with MOS

Pick a gun that you currently have and be good at it. Then choose the division which suits it. Load ammo or buy a boatload of it and practice.

Looking for the right fit for me in a .40 competition pistol for Limited Major. I don’t reload so it needs to run factory ammo. I don’t want to tune, file, polish or gunsmith in any way - including mags. Would like to keep price at around $1,000 or under. Sound like a Glock 35 set up. or save up until you can afford a much better platform such as 2011.

IMHO. I always tell newbies to start limited, open, CO or PCC. Minimal reloads for them. The more manipulation, movement, stage breakdown, etc. etc. - it gets too much in their head and that's when i commonly see them get confuse. Along with directions from all shooters willing to help newbies... Now typical average competitor, assuming the shooter has a top quality pistol and accessories for either division.. i would say whatever fuels your passion. LOL

check your sear spring. maybe too light or worn.

Are we talking about a Tanfoglio/EAA Witness?

I slap, jerk whatever trigger but as long as i have a solid tight grip it always goes back to where i aimed at.

No matter which hammer. you still have to fit the Bolo to it. I fitted quite a bit of titan and delta hammer.

But why? Just asking...

Jacob Hetherington uses Stock 3 and wins.... Just saying..

I went to a lot of major matches... I have seen shooters shot reshoots maybe 4 times....

Where in glockstore? Thanks

Anybody has a spare Tungsten Guiderod for an M&P 5" ? Thanks.

Pick your poison. Then practice. Both guns are capable as they are one of the best platform for production.

I only use 3n37 in open gun.

Yes... You can tell. I owned Small and Large Frame Tanfo

External dimensions are not the same..

Anybody who owns one? Can you direct me where to buy? Thanks.

Its fairly simple... If you have never owned one and you have small to medium size hands then choose Small Frame. If you own Tanfo. It is better to stick with Large Frame so all mags can be shared.

should be ok for uspsa production

post the pic.

Oh man that’s bad sell it... How much? Just kidding... Have it cerakoted it will last a lot longer.

what is the serial of the longer barreled stock 2 as well as the shorter one?