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The M1 super 90 didn’t have a comforttech stock and people love those guns.
Shooting my m2 w/comforttech stock next to my Stoeger with the cheap Walmart ammo I don’t really notice much difference in recoil. The recoil difference with a Comforttech stock seems more noticeable with heavy hunting loads -
https://dawsonprecision.com/sight-calculator/
Find the ammo you want to use and use the link to get the correct sight.
Dawson has the perfect impact policy. Order the sight set that they recommend and if it’s off, just call them and they cut you the sight you need for free.
You could also try a heavier bullet if you are low or lighter bullet if you are high, and that might correct your POA/POI
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17 hours ago, 1911vm said:
2021?
Probably 2023
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You would think some of the imports would be trying to capitalize on the shortage in the US. Nobody importing primers, or is this a global issue?
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There are some drop in 1911 barrels that require little to no fitting. Not sure how happy you’ll be with accuracy or any other aspect of the drop in barrel though. Probably plenty good for a $500 Rock Island
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Just as the title says, in one of my Shadows the DA trigger pull is gradually getting heavier to the point that it’s pretty heavy right before the hammer falls, not the kind of rolling break that it used to have. The gun has some miles on it and I have an identical gun that doesn’t feel anything like this in DA. Both guns are CZC shadows with the CZC fitted short reset disco. When taking the gun apart I can’t visually see anything wrong other then some wear in the side of the trigger shoe from contact with the frame. The only things I have ever changed on the gun are the trigger return springs and I installed a CGW floating trigger pin. Any ideas what could be causing this issue?
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Some striker fired guns can have some pretty decent triggers, but have don’t think any of them will ever be as good as a CZ with a gunsmith fitted disco, or a CZ SOA. That being said, outside of maybe week hand only, I think triggers are over rated. The other advantage a CZ might have is you can run a lighter recoil spring since you don’t have a striker spring pulling against it when in battery.
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Benelli makes ones, good luck finding it though
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I personally would not choose a gun based on weight until having shot both heavy and light guns. After owning and shooting in competition M&Ps, Czs, and 2011s I found with heavy guns that my splits are slightly faster on double taps, Bill drills, and stuff like that, but every aspect, including stage times are faster with the light M&Ps. The heavy guns are nice when shooting paper, but the light guns really shine when shooting Steel
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Verify the firing pin is loose in the bolt and not hanging up and that the FP spring is good as to not cause a slam fire, after that your kind of down to a trigger issue
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Going to be an even long wait now with everyone on lockdown
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I am also planning to buy a SB in the next couple months. That being said, I have plenty of spare/take off parts floating around. I think the only thing I need to buy are sights, grip safety and FP Stop assuming I can find everything back.
if you have nothing you should be able to buy everything you need using decent parts for around $500 plus a grip. If you want to use higher end parts like $150 thumb safeties, SVI interchange triggers, aftec extractors the price will probably double
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I have a kkm barrel that shoots good with lighter bullets. I have a apex barrel that shoots good with everything
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I have multiples of a few different guns. While the triggers feel very close to each other, no two gun feel exactly the same even though the have all the same parts. Just something to keep in mind
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Hopefully they sell different length tiggers that can be swapped out
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Use a lighter recoil spring, flat wire Glock springs work great in M&Ps.
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Looks like it has an external extractor
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I like the feel of the old one better, and I already have 3 guns with the old one in them
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So I have a couple of older M&Ps with apex AEK kits in them and got another M&P M1.0 a while back. After installing a Competition AEK in it the trigger feels much different then the other ones. I noticed the sear has a lip on the back that engages the striker on the new sear while the old sears are machined pretty much flat on the back side. The new sear is much more crisp then the old style but I would rather keep all the triggers feeling the same. Anybody know where I can get an old style Apex sear?
I though about just cutting the back of the sear to be more like the old ones but I would rather just buy one if I can
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The post was edited before there where any responses because it’s just going to turn into a “he said, she said”
had I left it. It was edited before there where any responses, but obviously someone saw it before the edit since someone did reply to it
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Remember there are 2 side to each story and we are only hearing 1. If the other people involved want to chime in, that’s up to them.
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Pretty sure the factory trigger in my canik p120 was better than that
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I also have both, Apex is better
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I've used them at indoor matches, they seem to work good there. Never tried one outdoors, I would think that they would pick up a lot of other stuff you don't want, like small stones and what not.