G34 CORDY

Trigger glockworkx fulcrum Dawson adjustable sights I made my own grip tape using skate tape Extended steel guide rod 13lb recoil spring Jager lightened extended striker Don't need a magwell if shooting for fun but if you want a small one look at Dawson.

I had one about 2 years ago and it would not run well out of the box. I got frustrated and didn't want to put money into a $2000 gun for it to run I thought that was horrible. So sold it to a friend that sent it in but when I have the money i will just get a custom.

First wanted to say I had a Edge for a short period of time really didnt give it a chance and also had issues with it so I sold it to a buddy of mine that really likes it after buying mags that work lol. So I was talking to a guy at a match about the Edge and wanted to see what you guys think about it accuracy wise compared to a Custom or others? I wouldnt mind to try another one down the road after I get out of my rut but is it good enough to buy one get a trigger job and other limited parts or go full custom? Iam just bored so I wanted to talk guns with you guys because my wife is tired of hearing me talk about them lol.

Forgot to note that I have almost used every kind of 9mm out there in my Shadow without one malfunction.

Atlanta Arms and Ammo 147.

I remember in past threads you were using an 11 pound spring. Why the switch? I only ask because I was planning on trying an 11 as well. The 11lb spring I used in 2010 and loved it but everyone was saying I could have a fire out of battery so I put my 13 back in after a season with the 11lb. For me the 11 shot flatter so my double taps were easier to make A hits at speed. I had a Vanek Classic Grandmaster trigger kit with a Jager extended striker and not one malfunction or light strike with any kind of ammo.

This is personal preference but if you ever shot one you would be answering your own question lol. The grip is very comfortable, extremely accurate, the weight of a all steel gun makes recoil feel like a .22, trigger is awesome so on and so on. I love my G34 but the CZ takes the cake for me.

A 13lb recoil spring and steel guide rod is the ticket.

I had to sell my old guns now Iam able to buy new ones so that's what Iam doing nuff said but thanks for the help. The CZ will be setup up also as many of us I like different guns.

Iam about to pull the trigger on a Akai Custom but need some help picking one. Some say the 6in then some say a 5inch full dust cover. Iam at the point where Iam just going to order one and just shoot it but I would like to pick the right one. I know everyone is different but anyone have any experience with these.

You might have issues with the JHP in the TS, some do some dont so hopefully they will run in yours.

I just bought one myself recently, from what I have been told the factory recoil spring is a 14lb so I ordered a 13lb. A 13lb main spring should do the trick. As for ammo the ammo you have is perfect and only takes factory length ammo like you have. Don't load any longer because they won't fit in he mags or will get hug up in the mags. Contact CZ Custom and they will help you with all of your questions.

What makes you guys love the Akai Guns?

Anyone else have a Akai Custom?

If shooting production look into the CZ Shadow also great gun. Limited is ruled by the S_I type guns which are great. It really depends on your budget?

My old edge would not run factory ammo reliable but 1.180 or longer yes. My Springfield RO ran factory flawless.

Another 13# here, never had a light strike yet.

Grip is both thumbs forward and the release touches the fat of my left hand thumb area and under recoil it pushes it into that area and even makes it really red.

Got to shoot my TS .40 again today and the extended mag release hurts my support hand palm anyone else have this problem. During recoil it really digs in. I really enjoy shooting it besides this.

I shot my friends Bersa Thunder 9 today at the range and kind of liked shooting it. He bought it used for $200. The grip is comfortable and shoots well for a cheaper gun. For someone needing a cheap production gun I think it wouldnt be to shabby.

I use the Bladetech DOH for USPSA production and cr speed mag pouches. Sorry I don't shoot IDPA.

The TS is SAO and not allowed in production. Single action guns cannot be used in production. Hope this helps.

Lol. Iam going to try a stronger spring.

It does have a extended mag release. I don't have a problem with my Tactical Sport but I guess I brush up against the safety just enough to engage it but its easy to engage compared to my other guns with safeties.

My safety is very easy to engage and don't take much to move it.