kozy

For $250 bucks that ain’t bad at all

Open vs CO are 2 different beast. Like mentioned before, Open is more about speed then accuracy. Its going to come down to what are your goals. If you just want to shoot and have fun, not worry about constantly make sure the gun and equipment are perfectly tuned and clean, stay in CO. Open is WAY more expensive in the upfront cost and on going....I shot open for about 3 years and now shoot CO. They are both fun but your focus will be different.

this does explain why yo still live in your Moms basement....)

Yeah, my Dad is running the DPP on this CO set up, nothing but issues. First they are shutting off, now the replacement will not hold zero..... I am running the RTS2 V4 on my CO rig, so far only had one with the flashing dot....

going fast and the chicks....

for open pistol?

in the past they have been great with me, no issues. Crack slide and broken grip

I feel its worth it to do my own triggers. Everybody likes their triggers a certain way. Having the right tools and a basic understanding of the trigger, its not that hard to do

I like the redding competition dies.

Mine has been very accurate with 147gn molly.

yeah I like mine, nice gun for the price.

I run a classifier a few times from cold to get a baseline of where I am at

ohhh, that great, thanks!

i kinda have a theory but in the end it doesnt mean crap if you watch the top guys run. Flat shooting gun seem more violent in the hand, soft shooting guns seem to have more flip/dot movement. For me, i want flat shooting because if I see the dot pulling off or making a squirrely move as I pull the trigger, hit that shit again....

I am running MPX and ILWT barrel with a 124gn JHP HP38 powder 4.2 gn. Gun seems to run great with that. 135PF