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Blade Tech does have those options. When you select the product you want you will see these come up. You can also call them and they will help you. Here is an example: http://www.blade-tech.com/Speed-Rig-D-OS-Holster-pr-1314.html#product_images

Thats nothing! Id love to get something something like that at some point

Czcustoms has not run into this, at least not the rep that handled my call. Four to five weeks till that other holster shows up.

How many rounds through it when you got it?

I saw that race master and that specific feature seemed very appealing. I purchased this unit a couple of days ago but even though i looked i did not see any reviews for it. http://www.blade-tech.com/Speed-Rig-D-OS-Holster-pr-1314.html#product_images It seemed that most folks promote this one as the option to have http://czcustom.com/ImageGallery.mvc?productId=867 I'm still trying to figure out why.

Shooters connection was great, got back with me but basically the main option was to sell this one and get the proper cr speed. The white screw is not a problem but i did notice that the barrel does not align properly in the base. I will email crw and see what they say

That firearm is beautiful.

I got the inserts and it still feels way too lose. I bought a blade tech holster but i would still like to make this one work. Thanks for the Shooters connection tip. I didnt find an item there but i sent them an email explaining the situation and asking for a solution. We'll see. Going to call. Czcustom and see what they say.

Anyone?

Hello everyone I own a CR Speed WSMII holster for glock. I recently purchased a cz shadow australian version and i want to know if its possible to mod that holster for the CZ. Ive used the spacers but it doesnt seem to be working. The gun feels way too lose, even when im using just about all of the apacers. . Am I waisting my time, or is there a workaround it?

I don't slow down. I think that one of the huge benefits, specially from that drill, is that your trigger control increases. I totally agree with your last sentence. Recognizing the sight picture before pulling the trigger is important, but I think that the drill shines because it lets you run a whole series of skills in one drill. I guess you might not gain the exact amount of speed as you do while dry firing but you get fluidity. The question is do you slow down your splits to a more realistic level when dry firing? No, I go as fast as I can. Or is the fact the trigger finger is moving fast a good exercise as long as you see what you need to see with the sights? I think you get the benefit of learning to shoot unconsciously from that drill.

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