kneelingatlas

I had a tricked out Shadow and sold it in favor of a plain Jane SP01.

You might want to re read Appendix D4, 21.2B in the USPSA rulebook...

So $40 is too cheap?

I've sold two for $40 each, the buyers seemed excited, so I'd call that a fair market price.

Hatchet, only you know your father, are all the ammo cans labeled with the load? Personally I would trust my grandpa's loads if they were labeled, but I wouldn't take on the liability of giving them to anyone.

?!? "Here you go kids, good luck..."

So how long is the TS barrel in the 2014 catalog?

Also hit the inside of the hole in the frame and the outside/top of the plunger.

Do you shoot at Pala Slim?

Because for most (myself included) slide lightening is a fashion statement. I lightened the slide of my CZ with some cool/unique longitudinal ball cut/slots. I took all the weight 1.8oz from the front and it really changed the character of the recoil impulse in a way I didn't care for too much. I liken the difference to shooting 115gr vs 147gr bullets; a lightened slide is a sharper, snapier recoil impulse vs a softer push. Cha-lee did some experimentation with different approaches to slide lightening and came up with some good intel: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=183028&view=&hl=&fromsearch=1 I think next time I play with slide lightening I'll start by taking a half ounce out of the back and go from there. Back to your question: when drilling holes in your slide you need to do something to keep the insides of the holes from rusting; cold blue works OK, but doesn't look the greatest.

Don't be surprised if it looks exactly the same as the one you have.

It's there, I can see it in the first picture. Some roll pins have fewer rolls than others.

Vanilla ice cream is better than chocolate!!!

CZ 97B mags are the same size as large frame Tanfo, but that won't do you much good; they're not as wide as most double stack large frame mags. CR Speed Versa Pouches work, but they're pretty pricey. I use knock off CR Speed pouches sold for air soft at a third the price.

I want to say 2.75mm but I'll have to check.

Eli, check out this thread if you haven't already: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=183028&hl=

What type of grips are you looking for? checkered wood? rubber? These ones would work if you cut about a quarter inch off the length: http://www.ebay.com/itm/EAA-Witness-Grips-Lava-Rock-Texture-/281166731827?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4176d7da33

It doesn't, if you want to add weight to the front of the pistol use the guide rod from a Tanfoglio, it's much heavier.

I just have screwdrivers, Allen keys and Slide Glide in my range bag, but I have a tackle box in my car with all my spare springs/parts.

I now understand your question. If you have an EAA Limited it should indeed be large frame so stay away from anything which has TZ in the description (TZs are small framed). The Limited Pro or Stock III grips on that site are the ones you want, the Limited grips will be too short and the Match grips too long. Depending on shipping costs you might do better asking around here for someone to sell you the stock grips from their Limited Pro or Hunter large frame.

You can use this one with the long SP01 mags and standard/extended base pads: http://czcustom.com/cz75magwellidpa.aspx You'll also need one of these: http://czcustom.com/cz75fullsizemagwellplug.aspx You can also use CZ75 thin grips, but I would just sand down some wood ones and epoxy on some grit. Standard length mag tubes won't work without major mods.

That's part of it, but in a DA/SA pistol, the disco catches the trigger on the return stroke, by shortening the sear leg with the same disco you would get slack in the SA pull, but no shorter stroke.

I don't understand the question, the website calls large frame models "big frame" and doesn't designate anything for small frame.

I don't even like to jam them in at L&MR because if the stack is too tight it can slow down the slide to the point of causing malfunction.

You can't get more than 23 rounds of 9mm in a 140mm mag.