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  1. I think the doh really shine for people with long arms and short torsos. Otherwise they would be drawing into their armpit. If you need to cant your upper body to clear the holster (and it isn't a technique issue), then the drop is going to benefit you.

    This this this. Very correct. The entire drop vs no drop thing is gonna vary from person to person.

    I have a short torso and fairly long arms. I hate having to draw my single stack with the correct rules. My magwell literally touches my bicep when my hands are at my sides when following the ridiculous SS holster height rules. For my body type, I have much faster and relaxed draw with a a DOH. My magwell hits my forearm. Much better than having it rest at my bicep.

    I am a big fan of the BOSS.

  2. Hello: Or you could just use the plastic ones that Virgil Tripp designed the 2011 around. Thanks, Eric

    No thanks. The shape of a metal grip from PT or SV is far superior than any grip reduction in my opinion.

    I have tiny hands. Even with a short curve trigger the polymer grip was always a tad big for me. The metal grips make it perfect.

  3. Aaron is great to deal with. Converted by 9 round Corey system mags to the normal 10 round system set up so I could run 10 rounds of minor 40.

    Really friendly on the phone, and got them back to me fast.

    I typically can't stand dealing with gun people, since many of them act like you owe them something beyond the money you are already paying. Not the case with Tripp!

  4. Plus the cost of a new safety fitted to the sear.

    Find a smith who welds. They should be able to add material back to the safety and refit your same safety to the gun. My smith does this. Takes him no time at all.

  5. Do you think said person will have any interest shooting Limited eventually?

    If so, get the gun in 40sw. My Trojan ran factory 40 and long 40 without a problem from the start.

    With Tripp System mags you have the ability to run 8 rounds of major or 10 rounds of minor 40 and still fit the box. I just don't see the need for 45acp in SS unless that is the only caliber you shoot, or you're 65. :roflol: (Gonna go run and hide now...)

  6. I personally think it is overrated. It does perform well, is stable, meters well, etc, but for the price, I would rather use WST, Ramshot Comp, or even Alliant Clay Dot.

    I have never had an issue with WST metering, going minor, etc. $100 for 4 lbs vs $130 for 8? No brainer.I still have 16lbs of N320, and I am gonna try to trade it for WST along with some cash from the person I trade with.

  7. Corey mag + flex?

    Are you saying your situation is like mine? I originally bought my magazines as "Corey" mags when I called. System mags, with hybrid followers that only hold 9 when full.

    I attempted to convert them to normal non Corey System mags that hold 10. I mistakenly and incorrectly ONLY ordered flex followers and swapped followers myself.

    But after speaking with Virgil, the system mag when ordered from them (non Corey config) uses a different spring, and the front of the followers are reshaped as well. This was from Virgil himself, yesterday on the phone. This is why I cannot get a reloadable ten in my mags. I can squeeze ten extremely tight.

  8. I have to apologize. I determined that I don't have the correct springs in my Tripp System mags in order to run 10 reloadable. Mine are in fact too long.

    I originally ordered mine as Corey mags with the hybrid follower, but later had an interest in the 10 round Flex follower set up. When I called, I was told all I would need was the followers, but that obviously wasn't the case.

    I am glad I figured this out!

  9. My PT aluminum has been going and going.

    MY STI aluminum grips were horrible. I can't recommend them. I hope they get it right one day.

    Sad part is they are only $5 apart on price. Maybe the billet STI uses is a weaker alloy.

    6061 vs 7075, but that isn't the only difference. You can visually see that the area above the mag catch is much beefier on the PT units than the STI. I have at least 15-20k on the PT grip which is installed on my limited gun. But I am upgrading to the steel anyway.

  10. No, it's gonna happen since the aluminum is softer than the steel.

    I am not sure shock buff marks are a good determining factor in whether a slide is slamming too hard. Sometimes slides shred buffs because the tunnel area is left sharp, and just acts like a knife.

    The 10 feels so good to me I am willing to take a reduction in lifespan of the slide, if it even happens.

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