dogtired

Mine came in the other day, very impressed. Great glass, uncluttered reticle. It may be a while before my range report.

So you finally tried it? How did it work for you?

I use one of these: It is light, cheap, allows for a memory point, reminds me to pull back into my shoulder and is a barricade stop.

Yes.

Here is your old slide Stuart did for me.

You can also find some old Para plastic Plus 2 pads (for 9mm) that would add a round.

Brian’s quote from his book, roughly: Plan the execution, then execute. His actual statement was more ethereal.

At least I am not alone...

I received my 3 stage buffer a few days ago. I did not run any comparisons between stock and Taccom as I bought the thing, I will use it. I shot both factory and 130 pf loads thru the gun, Bill Drill-ish, and it functioned reliably with many different loads. Comparing the AR9 to the CZScorpion SBR in the same tests, the AR9 is a clear winner for the sports game, slightly less in the cool factor.

Currently 6* with a low of 2*, that is 20-40 degrees warmer than usual.

I dropped the AIM low mass in my rifle and it works great. Best price point out there too.

I stumbled across this post and ended up buying one. Discount still active.

Rowdy, you churn stuff faster than me. I am enjoying the slide you sold me.

I am playing with a Promag 20 round mag. It fits 26 with a Grams spring and follower as is. Trying to find a Plus 2 extension that will keep me under 170mm. Another poster said the CZ short will do it but I don't have one of those on hand. It function tested pretty favorably except it you apply pressure on the mag base while shooting i.e. resting it on a table on my witness, worked perfectly in my CZ.

Dawson has halted production of their basepads, Arrendondo makes them, Taylor Freelance is working on an extension for Rock Island Mec Gar mag extensions which should work also.

It would probably work for either. Give CZ Custom a call or hopefully Stuart will stop by.

I have experimented with this. I had a pair of shooting glasses made with Right eye at 1x to see the front sight. I shot with them for several years. I was definately able to see a crisp front sight but targets were blurry. I shot a 3 gun match and one of the stages was a 100 yd spinner. Dropping to prone I shot a few times on a dusty field and my corrected right eye was only able to see dust, in fine focus of course. After I decided to try something else. I ordered a pair of readers from readingglasses.com with a 1x left lens, 0x right for a trial. They came out at about $40 with tinted lenses etc. They have cheaper versions too, or more expensive frames. In my first pistol match wearing them I won Limited which is not a usual feat for me (and the competition was not world class). It has allowed me to shoot both eyes open and see enough of the front sight to make the correction worthwhile. I am very right eye dominant.

The Eaa mags are a hair longer. Sometimes the cz 16 rd mags won’t lock in.

I used a $20 1911 plate off Ebay, slightly undersized but works.

I have a Shadow, should have mentioned that. I just assumed everyone did.

Alright, I ordered one...

You really need to look at CZ Customs optic milling for the SP01. Plate system allows you to run multiple optics or drop a rear sight plate in it and be production legal. I bought a second slide but happy enough with the result I would mill the original slide if I could do it over.

What base pad are you using to get the Promag to 28 rounds?

I have used my SP01 Shadow and my Lim Pro for 3 gun and can not see any downside to them. Capacity is there, function, cool factor. Whats not to like? No I didn't win...

If you are 5 mins from CZC go over and try what they offer and order what you want. Use the Glock until the order is fullfilled. My $0.02.