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Don't take that away from them.

CZ Sear spring also has one less coil than the oem one.

Interesting stuff. I guess I have found a way to spend moar money

I prefer the wide notch. I'll trade you along with your next parts shipment as well as a front sight to get you dialed in You are so kind to me.

I do too but for some reason my CTS slide shoots several inches low at 10 yards and the gap is a bit wider than I would like.

Here are some of my favorite loads out of my Australian Barrel. They group well. Bullet Powder Weight Primer OAL Velocity SD PF 124g FMJ Precision Delta Titegroup 4.0 Federal SP 1.044 1065 6 132 124g RN Bear Creek Titegroup 4.0 Federal SP 1.044 1072 9 133 135g RN Bear Creek Titegroup 3.4 Federal SP 1.155 960 6 130 135g RN Bear Creek SOLO 1000 3.8 Federal SP 1.155 982 8 133 147g Lead Truncated Cone SOLO 1000 3.5 Federal SP 1.130 903 10 133 147g FP Bear Creek Titegroup 3.2 Federal SP 1.130 892 16 131 147g FP Bear Creek SOLO 1000 3.5 Federal SP 1.130 870 8 128

Stuart, does one need to remove both sides of the disco for use in an SAO? Would the stock Disconnector work well for this?

I agree with him. During the great Primer shortage years ago, I was forced to buy and use 50k Wolf/Tula Small Pistol Primers. Unless you were using a non firing pin blocked gun with a heavy hammer spring, the chance for light strikes was ridiculously high. Sometimes it was 50% or more. Luckily I have used all of that up and I am back to sticking with Federals and Winchester.

The one pictured above is for the LPA super sight cut, this one is for the Match cut: http://henningshop.com/products/tanfoglio-fixed-target-sight-for-match-model-h104t-m Ah, I see. So basically any LPA sight will fit in a slide with the super sight dovetails? Like this one? https://shop.harrisoncustom.com/content/images/thumbs/0000513_hd-002-su-extreme-service-rear-sight.jpeg

I am confused. Is this replacing the LPA rear sight or the wierd one that comes on the Elite Match?

If the clutch was installed properly and was slipping, you would hear it.

Meh, still looking for SOLO 1000 and regular clays.

I am wondering what method he used. A reamer and handle from manson reamers is just a hair over $60. Have you tried the pencil test with different weight springs? Perhaps there are some machine grooves in the firing pin channel that need smoothing.

Well I still need some henning basepads, henning recoil guide for the extended/match slides, and the like. Maybe a .38 super and or 10mm barrels with or without match elite/extended slides

Dammit, I just bought a brand new Hajo and used it for USPSA last weekend. The springs are definately too short and some loctite is needed. I did notice that I could lift up on the sight once I had it zeroed out. I wonder if CZC will be offering Flat Black H TAC non tritium rear sights soon.

all he would need to do it sell the tanfo model with a larger pin hole, I dont know why he doesnt do it Beats me. Probably the same reason why he doesn't advertise that a Type 1 Disco will drop right into a Canik Stingray/P-120.

1. I am going to install the low wide Shadow hammers on my SP01 Shadows tonight. I am only going with them mostly for aesthetics. What you have will serve you fine. I didn't have any light primer strike issues with the extended firing pin and a 11.5 hammer spring. 2. If you mean Reach reduction, that is basically a modified trigger with a setscrew to reduce pre travel. The short reset system from CZC is basically a disconnector that has to be fitted. Fitting a Type 3 disconnector would achieve the same thing. All Shadow slides come from the factory without a firing pin block. 3. You do not need to order the billet sear or a new hammer. The billet sear comes pre polished, it has a setscrew to ensure proper operation of your safety, and will last much longer than the factory part. It is a nice piece, but it is not necessary but it is easier to deal with than fitting the sear to the safety. 4. The Rami firing pin spring is basically the same thing as the reduced power firing pin spring. It should have been included with the extended firing pin. 5. I would go ahead and use the 11.5 pound hammer spring. I wouldn't order the 13lb spring unless you have light primer strikes.

Nosediving. Is it nosediving on the first round of a full mag? Seems to be a chronic problem on 9mm single stack mags, even Mec Gars. Mine were 9 round mags and would always do it if inserted on a closed side, but would feed the top round OK if inserted on an open slide. The extra "smash" onto the round stack made it nosedive. On mine I put in some "+1" follower/spring sets to increase capacity to ten rounds and then they worked well as 9 round mags, but had the nose dive thing on the tenth round. The nosediving occurs even if you strip one or two rounds. This is a problem when loading to division capacity. I am sure it is a design issue due to being single stacked more than anything. Have you ever loaded any of these mags to 10 and then tried to strip a round out by hand? It is a pain. Honestly I don't see how this issue could be fixed without finding some way to keep the front all of the rounds pointing slightly upwards. I agree. It's the stupid tapered case of the 9mm round. Stack them and the nose of the top round is going to be trying to point downward. I thought that the Metalform (?) magazines had a mini feed ramp at the front edge to re direct the nose of the top round upward, not sure if that works. They do have something that resembles a feedramp. It doesn't help when the round has nosedived below it. I am not sure that cutting a magazine spring would be the way to go since the whole point is to keep the rounds facing upwards.

If you guys are worried about scratching your basepads, the 16 rounders with the rubber basepads are the way to go.

I couldn't really decide. That being said, I have a pair of SP01 Shadows as well as a pair of Glock 34's. I give the edge to the SP01 Shadows due to the lower felt recoil, lighter trigger, shorter reset, and cleaner break.

Crap, I won't be able to order those for tonight. I guess we should bother Dave to make more Tanfo/Canik parts, lol.

I could probably also use two of those as well. I am in no hurry but I would like to find a 9mm, 38 Super, and 10mm straight 4.75" barrels for the Extended/Match Elite slides as well.

What method did you use? On the CZ's, I prefer taking material off the trigger bar. Did you find an easier method of widening the hole for the Tanfo hammer pin?

How much fitting was needed?

When I am playing production, I wear 5 on my belt. 3, if I am playing limited. Sometimes malafunctions occur, sometimes the stage requires you to reload earlier than needed. It is always better to have and not need etc...