kneelingatlas

I've been working with the guys at Tanfoglio and the new Stock IV is out!

Personally I like the TS fixed rear, it makes a great slide racker:

It might require a little fitting but it should be close.

The one pictured above is for the LPA super sight cut, this one is for the Match cut: http://henningshop.com/products/tanfoglio-fixed-target-sight-for-match-model-h104t-m

It's the softest shooting comp I've tried (and I've tried over a dozen!), up and down is good (about the same as most of the popular comps), but the slap in the hand is almost non existent You can definitely feel the heat out off those gills on your hands though and lots of fire

Welcome to the forum! Do you shoot Norco?

Makes sense striker, if the powder is completely burned before the bullet exits the barrel, there shouldn't be as much to gain.

I load 9.5gr of SP2 in 9mm, so yeah, you can compress the powder

That'll drop in, but do some research, the taxes and shipping might triple the cost. The standard SAO aluminum trigger is $9 from CZ USA

No one is talking about a longer slide, I the OP is considering a 9" barrel in a 5.3" slide which I dont imagine would be anymore nose heavy than a 6" gun. I've never shot a pistol with a 9" so I'm curious just how small a charge can make major. Sounds like a fun experiment.

That's a decent deal if it's clean and tight, but if it's a beater, it should be cheaper. I wonder why they replaced the so soon?

Changing the trigger alone will do it, you can also remove the disconnector since it will no longer serve a function.

I love experimentation, so I say go for it! I know I get dramatically more velocity between a 4" barrel and a 5", 5" to 6" doesn't seem to be as much, but I'd love to hear what you get going from 5" to 9". I know the ladies will love it

How did the primers look with that load?

M4x0.7

Thanks Stuart

The disco has a fatter wedge you can see the stock disco here: And the CGW here:

I suspect you'll end up in the 7.8-8gr range.

There is no disco in a SAO pistol, it's a part for DA/SA.

In that case just grab it with a pair of needle nose pliers and pull it out, just cover the hole in the mag release so the spring loaded detent doesn't go flying.

Allchin does

I took a 3/8" bolt and turned it on my drill press using a file and sand paper. The Allchin is pretty small, your whole thumb won't fit, it's just enough to catch your thumb and keep it in place.

If it won't clear you'll have to pull the sear and trigger bar.