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tanfoglio stock 3 has the same barrel lenght of the shadow 2 , when i started shooting 147 gr bullets with a PF of 130 i found that the gun was no grouping so well , after increasing the load to a PF of 135 s it went perfect . contrary to the stock 2 that work perfect with PF of 130 .

As i told you , just increase the load a bit and check the crimp, there aren't any laws dictating the use for the 147 bullets , try the 124 as well if you find them better stick with them .

If it the same as tanfoglio , there is a screw in the trigger to adjust the rotation of the sear so it does not engage the hooks of the hammer . over travel for the single action , will need a modification to the interrupter slavex if you have time could you post some pics of the internals of the shadow 2 please thanks

see you there then , a friend of mine is expecting a shadow 2 by September i think , maybe in time for the Europeans

Are you comming for the Europeans ? would be nice to meet you

from vids all over youtube the bolo sure is a game changer pitty it can be used for IPSC production here in EU

already email mark 7 to see if they are planning one for a lnl ap but he said it's not in the pipepline

impressive shooting

here is a vid of the 650 running with the mark 7

I prefer the old stock 2 grips that are ticker than the new wood ones

thanks for the fast reply , did you find noticeable difference from the previous shadow , i shot one at the EEO but i couldn't compare as i never shot a shadow before sorry!!

what recoil spring weight does the gun have and , nice shooting

Do training for a for a motive lets say , try to make it to a good match and set a goal ex top 25 of you division , from then on find you weakness on that match and include them in your training. As i come from IPSC shooting it's similar .when i started i did the fundamentals improving the draw call the shots etc etc , now that i have more experience i try to make some sort of drills that include the fundamentals but more aggressive . what drill are you running?

with the stock 3 i put a little more pf like 135+ and i run a 10 lbs normal spring , with 3.1 gm3 1.140 coal and holes will be touching in distance of 10 metres

can you post a vid loading with MBF on LNL AP please thanks

just shoot the gun as it is , it will become perfect after couple of 1000 rounds , and avoid ruing sear and hammer hooks with too much polishing this what eric grqauffell told me .

Check as well the GHOST HYBRID i have one both for my stock 2 & 3 http://www.ipscstore.eu/en/amadinighostholsters/993-ghost-hybrid-holster.html#/hand_version-right_hand/pistol_model-tanfoglio_stock_iii

the only difference is the coating and the extreme parts especially delta hammer otherwise all the same

S3 , Limited pro and S2 are some of the top production guns , but every one tends more to the stock 2 , the main advantage is the conical barrel , the stock 3 has a longer frame ,11mm longer than the S2 and 12mm longer barrel ,personally i think it's a nice gun to shoot but not accurate as the stock 2 . just my 2 cents

as i always say ,shoot the gun as it is , it will come with use when you shoot it over and over again , leaves the hooks and gunsmithing just shoot it and you see how the trigger pull will come thanks andre

140 and 147 with 10 pound recoil spring

i dont have one but was chatting at a recent match with a top european shooter and said it the holster to go , he prefered it than DAA race master

shoot the gun as muck as possible , then a good polish and put everything together back again , that what i did in mine and never got a light strike

http://www.interforzebrescia.it/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=91&func=view&catid=12&id=650&limit=10&limitstart=310 here are some picture of the proper way the 2 piece sear should be mounted , the language is Italian but with the pics you should work

First off the spring of the sear should be down in that slot, did you screw in the trigger screw too far? another thing could be when installing the extreme firing pin , you need as well to install the extreme firing pin safety http://www.ericgrauffelonlineshop.com/en/upper-parts/345-firing-pin-safety.html