ParaGunner

At our indoor range we just embrace sliding into position. LOL

There are parts out already for everything you mentioned besides the stock/pistol grip. But I'm sure someone will make a aftermarket stock eventually.

There's a 1911cz accushadow? I never knew... LOL

I thought the stock trigger was pretty good on mine. Very little pre travel, crisp break at 4lbs, but a ton of over travel. I just drilled and tapped the rear of the trigger guard and installed a small round head screw. Then filed the length of the screw to allow the trigger to have almost a sixteenth of over travel. It greatly improved my splits and I really like the feel now. So I guess I have a adjustable trigger. LOL

Depends on your hand size, I can get faster splits with a long flat trigger Vs a short one. I have large hands though. I prefer a long flat trigger Vs a short flat.

Thanks Ken, the venom it is then.

What's the difference between the two? Which one is better? Try to decide which one to get. Thanks for the input

Agree, CP buffs are way more durable than WC buffs. Never tried aluminium

So taccom has a stainless steel lever now?

Just put a over travel screw in the trigger guard of my Ruger to stop the over travel in my stock trigger. Loving it! It's still a 4lbs trigger pull , but it sure feels a lot less. Seems like I only have to pull trigger back a sixteenth of a inch now Vs the 1/4 stock pull. Splits got way better also.

Loving this gun! Picked it up Sunday, shot it in Monday night league(next day) and won PCC division. I wasn't as accurate as I wanted, but I was pretty fast and no misses and 100% reliable gun. All the high dollars ar's were jamming. LOL This is my first try at PCC and the gun was in stock configuration (iron sights). I'll be getting some go fast parts and vortex venom dot soon. Very impressed with this gun so far.

I've seen it happen, with a reverse plug and standard spring plug. Adding buffs does decrease the area for the recoil spring. Some even have used multiple buffs , like Brian Enos. I'm sure he had to clip a few coils.

So if you had a recoil spring fit good and no coil stacking. Then added a shock buff and the spring then has the coil stacked from the addition of the buff. Wouldn't you say the buff decreased the area the spring operates,because of the coils now stacking from the shock buff?

How does adding a .100 thick shock buff not decrease the space for a recoil spring?

I'd bet the series 80 lever is catching on something. Have you taken the slide off to inspect the series 80 levers and plunger?