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Tune it yourself! http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=191773&page=1
+1 With the threads here and a few other places; doing a great trigger job is not as big of a task as it is perceived. The sear cage can be tricky but not overwhelming. It is very satisfying to do your own work. And, if you screw up the hammer and sear just order from CJW or CZC!
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David was more than helpful when I thought I had messed up my 75 last fall while installing his outstanding parts. Very cordial and patient. Thank you sir!
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Disclaimer: I am not the guru that atlas, Dave and eerw are.
I reshaped my 75B trigger when I installed many of Dave's CJW parts. I did not like the curvature, so I placed it in my vise and tapped it with a rubber mallet. I did not remove any material but was able to straighten the trigger enough that it is much more comfortable and does not touch the trigger guard.
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Steyr came out with the triangle/trapezoid combination several years ago. I have shot a Steyr with these sights and they are pretty fast, but never seemed to have caught on in the main stream markets. The triangle actually fills out more of the trapezoid than in the picture on their website. It is not significantly different than the notch and post, but they do allow for quick sight alignment and the top of the triangle is narrow enough for some precision.
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The 773s will do you right. Good retention and plenty of mag to get a hold of on the reload.
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Thanks guys, I locked it down with some zip ties; that is what I had planned on doing. Just thought there might be a Jedi trick I didn't know about. Going to give Blade Tech a call on Monday. They are good guys, been by there a few times when at Ft. Lewis.
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Just received my BT Stingray holster. It has the adjustable stingray belt loop with the shim. I like the set up except that the shim keeps coming loose or falls out all together. I have it on my CR Speed hi torque belt. I searched the site and couldn't find an answer. I am going to order the original belt loop, but does anyone have a good fix for this? I have a match this Sunday and do not want to have my holster sliding up and down. Thanks.
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Match this weekend at COPS range next to Ft. Leonard Wood / See you there
Yes sir, I will be there.
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I went through a similar dilemma not too long ago. I bought a 5 inch Eagle in 9mm, bushing barrel, with the intent of shooting IDPA, USPSA and steel challenge. I have shot all three and decided that IDPA was not for me. Hindsight is 20/20 and now I know in the near future I will be selling the 9mm to get a 40 in bull barrel. There is nothing about the Eagle I dislike, just realize that I need to make major PF. I had the same thought that I was not going to reload, so I picked the 9mm. Take your time and really think about it before you buy.
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Hello all,
I have been lurking for awhile here and trying absorb the vast amount of knowledge. New to USPSA, first match was this March and it got me hooked. Currently active duty Army, see alot of brothers in arms on here, getting close to retirement and found my hobby. Really like the atmospere here of trying to help each other improve.
Chad
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That thing is sexy! Love the scaled slide top. Going to have to get a second job now to get one, lol.