Jeff O

Agreed Archer - but once some people get their heels dug in the ground....

Agreed Archer.

So..... let's take the life jackets off all the people on the boat and urge them to be more careful. I follow the rule... just don't agree with it. And BTW, I have handed out 3 DQ's for ND's while lowering the hammer (although In fairness two were the same guy twice - he shoots a Glock now). The other was a guy who is now an SSP Master.

Both true.

I could show you the results but your opinion is inconsequential to me. At the end of the day it has always been, and will always be, the carpenter not the hammer. I'm going out to practice, match Sat.

My CZC SP 01 Shadow is 7lb 14oz and 2lb 12 oz and the only thing I've done is shoot it. My Lim Pro (my admission slip to this cult) is 7 and 2 1/2. So far - LOL.

Dawson makes a F/O front, have it on mine.

It doesn't take brains to have a gun, just money. I got into it with a guy on one of these forms that was carrying his de-cocker cocked, but not de-cocked.

And there will NEVER be fault lines in IDPA. Can you say Baaahhhh ?

Shoot a stock Sig for a week before your next match LOL.

Total agreement.

Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one.

Okay, on a manual safety gun like a CZ or a Tanfo if you start to pull the trigger and take your finger off the trigger and drop the hammer it will not fire the gun, it drops to half-cock just like a de-cocker. In my opinion it's much safer resting at half-cock than on the firing pin. Also I have shot most every gun that exists that is legal for SSP, and won with them all ! I have found my system.

Can a decent trigger job be done on this gun ?

2017 Provisional Rulebook Rule 8.2.1.1 C Says that manual safety guns including, but not limited to CZs and Tanfos, start with hammer in lowest position (ie: on firing pin). Decocker guns including but not limited to Berettas and Sigs may be de-cocked to the half-cock position. This would seem to be unfair at best and unsafe at worst. Comments ?

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My gunsmith does parts for NASA in real life. Guns are kinda simple in comparison. He's done all my CZ's.

Would seem to indicate the Eemann Tech is a rather "strong" 13 !

I'm clueless - what's an Eemann Tech spring ?

RO - hands down the best buy in 1911's. Match barrel & adj sight.

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I've tried them all and there is no question that Stuart at CZ Custom does the best work.

Springer

They can be reamed you just need a good reamer.

What can I say being retired and not able to shoot is boring