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It sounds like you need to fix your practice regimen. Your dry fire is focused on a very small part of what happens during a stage.

Do these have the sp01 shadow beveled style magwell or the 75 shadow style?

A stripper gave me some of this: http://www.amazon.com/Products-2-Ounce-Ultimate-Gripping-Solution/dp/B002ZAKOJK/ref=pd_sim_sg_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0S83F85F6RH9FZ7TNBT0 It's popular with the girls for getting a grip on the pole. Works really well and isn't sticky like some products.

I believe it only goes in one direction. Are you hitting it the right way? I had to beat the crap out of mine on all my CZs. Definitely switch to the CGW pin once you get it out.

I'd been a member since '03 and felt confident dealing with people because of the feedback system. I wish the original join dates, names, and feedback score could have been brought over.

I pick my spring based on how my gun tracks and returns to target. As long as the brass comes out, I don't care how far it goes.

I like an 11 pound in my 75 shadow (short dustcover) and a 10 pound in my sp01 shadow. Both run 13# hammer springs. Using 125gr at 133 pf.

Yours is a D style safety so no spring. It's held in place by the sear cage. Some guns have the thumbler style safety and do use a spring.

That's the right hand side safety detent plunger

Pull out the firing pin and make sure its not broken.

I use just a little dab of blue loctite and haven't had a problem with my racers or race masters.

70# of Varget?! I've been looking for 1# for months!

There is no spring on the right side of the gun. There is a similar piece WITH a spring on the left side of the gun. -Put that little detent piece on the right side in, and fit the right safety in. -Put the little detent piece with the spring into the similar position on the left side of the gun. -Place the assembled sear cage down and push it down till the holes line up through the frame. -Insert the left side safety. You will have to pull back on the little spring detent thing to get the safety all the way in. -Push it together nice and good. Make sure the arm of the sear spring is in the groove. -Have a beer.

I put the +10% springs in my sp01 mags. Never had a problem feeding as long as the mag lips weren't totally jacked up.

Welcome! If you'd like to know about matches in the area feel free to PM me.

It's easy to over tighten the rubber grips and have the mags hang up. Check there are no burs in the release slot in the mag. Take the grips off and take the mag brake out, does it still hang up?

I prefer 10#

I've fit several safeties on my Shadows with comp hammer and none of them allow the safety to be engaged with the hammer down.

I've had no problem running new lapua staight out of the box.

Keep the top of the sights aligned. The top of the sites are used for precision aiming, the rod in the center of the notch is used for less precise aiming.

R700 .308 in an AICS

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I guess my dream of an Ausi bull barrel SP01 Accu-Shadow that's production legal isn't going to come true huh?

Aren't you only competing against who decided to show up that day?