kneelingatlas

I have some thicker rubber grips you could try.

I couldn't stand the tiny lens of my Burris FastFire, but I love my CMore. The dot is closer to the bore so the index is similar to that of iron sights and the zero doesn't change as much between distances.

Ah I see, you're looking for unicorns

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Thanks for the high praise Mr. Browning, I remembered to go back and site the section of the rule book since "some guy on the forum said..." usually doesn't go very far -Atlas

Thanks Mattias, but I used Matt Cheely's Czechmate mount for my TS Open gun and plan to use another on this build.

Check out Appendix D, 21.6

Yes

One way to find out is to email Sharon: sharon@eaacorp.com If I were you and I lived close to EAA, I would walk up the loading dock with a case of beer on Friday afternoon and make friends with the guys in the warehouse. That way they could tip you off to what's there, what's not and when you can get it

I use the thick rubber SP01 grips. If the T-120 had the same beaver tail as the SP01, it would be my favorite CZ75 pattern pistol.

That's the Slide Bushing for your Sprinco recoil reducing guide rod. It goes in the slide before the guide rod and spring to catch the secondary spring, to use the Sprinco without it is exactly the same as using a stock guide rod.

That's interesting, I have pretty big hands too and the dovetail digs into the top of my hand when I take a high grip.

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Very cool Rick, your Canik must be punishing in the hand with the short, narrow beaver tail at Major PF, no? Just the stock ports right?

I've done the first and am currently gathering parts to do the second, I've seen the third on a 1911 and its pretty cheesy (since the comp is attached to the slide the exit holes have to be big enough for the barrel to come through).

You got it!

I was thinking the same thing, but it has control ribs to make the rounds stagger tighter and that would hurt capacity.

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I don't have a CM, but my TS came with a factory buffer and it acted just as you're describing, took out the buffer and it all went away.

I did a side by side comparison between a 9mm Limited top end and a 9mm long slide conversion, the only difference being the cone barrel and I couldn't tell the difference.

Anything is possible with enough dough...

Are you using a recoil buffer? What weight recoil spring?

CZ hammers/triggers can be modified to work in a Tanfo, but not much else. I have lots of small frame stuff, PM me with what you're looking for.

First take the grips off, then put a punch in the hole in the bottom of the mag well, the TS uses a hammer spring plug which looks like this: Apply a little upward pressure. It won't move but it will relieve the pressure in the pin holding the spring plug it. Push out the pin perpendicular to the hammer spring just above the mag well, once out, push the plug up against the hammer spring until you can slide the mag well off. When you install the new mag well, leave out the pun so the hammerspring keeps pressure on the mag well though the plug.

How much for the CM?!?