Vanniek71

None I know of I do it daily

Pop back plate, pull the spring and pin, replace with new. Super easy

If you use a lower weight hammer spring the extended firing pin helps counter act that lessened primer strike power by being a little bit longer. if you are running a 13# hammer spring you probably wouldn’t need the extended firing pin

Right that’s what I’m saying......... if Troy says Yay there is no other arguement.....

Why dont you just email Troy and take the response to the match with you....unless A8 over rides Troy?

I haven’t found any accuracy issue with my SP01’s or Shadow 2’s - what kind of accuracy are you looking for? For ISPC and USPSA any of the CZ Guns should be more than accurate for what we need them to do.

When you have no time limit this should not be an issue

I felt the same way until I got mine and realized that the ammo quality went up quite a bit as human error is ruled out. My OAL, powder etc is all spot on now almost all the time. The Mark 7 has the same speed and stroke all the time which helps with that a lot. But to each their own, I used to reload commercially so I’m more on board with the ammo automation

Get a Mark 7 for that 1050 bossman, trust me the time you save is worth it! I just paid mine off in ammo and time savings and I’ve had it just a little over a year. For A time saving reference... I loaded a little over 8,000 rounds in 2 evenings a few weeks ago. The ammo consistency is much better than hand cranking and I save so much time and boredom! of course do what you want but just wanted to toss this out there! They are having a sale coming up where you can save $400 bucks too!

Wow that's the cheapest I've seen them. $179.99, last sale they had it was $189.99!

Anyone tried these and know if they work with the HF24C? https://www.cobratac.com/products/cts-ambi-safety-selector?utm_campaign={{name}}%2C+You+Must+See+These+deals! ? ? ?_5a00bdac597ed723c71a562c&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter If not I guess I could use them on my stock trigger AR, but wanted to see if anyone had tried them before I bought.

Ouch, I was looking at scores and wondered what happened. I was thinking major blaster fails - at least it wasn't that!

Dang man Uber next time, just make sure you dodge the surge pricing ??

Hit them up on chat as they have a pop up now that says ask us for a better price! They offered $212.09 for the Hiperfire 24c, I asked if they could match the Primary arms price of $180 and they said since it was out of stock they couldn't, but they could do $200. Still an OK price and saved $23 bucks off list and got free shipping. I was too slow for the Primary Arms deal and I don't know if they will offer that again when they do get them back in stock. If they do ahh well.

Thanks for the tip, Ill try it!

Damn it I have been looking for one of these and missed it!

Welcome to the forums! Say hello if you see me at a match, I am usually milling about at the USPSA matches.

5-600? No light strikes with Federals.

The only primers I've had issue with with a 11.5# spring is S&B which are notoriously hard. Everything else has been perfect. And I run the 8.5# spring in my Shadow 2 and Federals play just fine.

I shorten in because I don't like to type lol

#douchemove ita obvious English isn't the posters 1st language, no need to be a wank

Do you have 3-4 front sights in stock just in case? lol that's crappy luck :/

I just use Tapatalk now and you can post directly from there.

It could yes. When the hooks engage each other they may do it at a different position than the stock hammer did causing the sear to lift a little more or less etc.

You likely need to fit the safety to the sear. If you take the slide off you can see the leg of the safety and where it engages the sear, I've had to take a little material off that safety leg (or you can fit the sear to the safety for a cheaper option) to get the safety to engage properly. Be careful though a little goes a long way and if you go too far you cant go back!