Shadyscott999

^^^^^^ Knows more about the RTS2's than Cmore Pay close attention.

Check grip screws first Then check sear spring

I prefer the X5 by a mile of the SFX. There is far more aftermarket support for the X5. You want your X5 to max weight for CO, you can do that. Want to make it light again for steel challenge? You can do that. Stock mag opening size? No question, X5.

Oh and to answer the OP, I would pick the X5 all day everyday.

Why do you say thr R1 sucks?

The 9 mandatory reloads at optics nats might have changed your mind about having a magwell on a PCC.

Shooting Sports Innovations was the first and remains the best magwell for the MPX. That "printed" magwell is printed on a $150,000 sintered metal printer. There are several thousand of the SSI magwells out there in the wild and not a single one has ever been returned.

among other things.

Must have been a really really smart feller that taught you about tuning those guns.

I use old beat up STI mags with the same base pads as my match mags. I took the follower off the spring, dropped the follower in the tube then loaded dummy rounds behind the follower. Stuffed newspaper after the mags to fill the gap, then put base pad back on. I think I had to beat on the top of the mag a bit to keep the follower from coming out the top.

PD are 40 fps second faster for me that MG not to mention cheaper and as accurate as anything I have ever tried.

Awesome video. It also makes me happy that on the stage at 4.49, I had an overall stage win there. Put all these punks in there place. LOL

Wut? How old do you think Rob is? lol

EG was 20 then. I was skinny when I was 20. LOL

I can't remember exactly who it was,but a few years ago someone approached Megar about making 2011 mags. The first mag off the line would cost over $250k and the market was far too small to make it a worthy investment.

Why not by a cheap used Square D to let him learn on?

The MOST dominate in the modern era is Eric by a long shot.

They are extra springs.

Felt like I was holding a single stack

way way way less aggressive that the PT and much smaller.

The main reason for a slide NOT to lock back is the potential for breaking your ejector on a slide lock reload. The vast majority of people don't have their slide locking back in high cap divisions. If you are running the gun dry regularly,( In a high cap division) there are issues other than how your gun is setup

There are a lot of differences. I like the go guns the least of any I have tried. I don't care for the angle at all. Of the ones commercially available, I like the DAA on the best but the Nitrofin is outstanding if it works with your hand size.

Hard to believe YOU would say this.

LOL I only know one person in the world who uses the term OPP (opposable grip) Does Brian know you are here?