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  1. I have the 2.5 dp pro and its bright. I was worried about the dot size at first but it's so bright I have no trouble with it at all. I turn it on at the safe table before the match starts and leave it on the whole time.  Not sure if it cuts off after a few minutes if non use. When I make ready it's on and bright. 

  2. On 7/4/2017 at 10:15 AM, Shmella said:

    I couldn't disagree with this more, but that goes to show the OP everyone has a preference and opinion and you will have to take the gamble yourself.  I have an SV and had an atlas. The atlas was not as good and surely not better quality than the Svi I own now. 

    I was very serious about getting an atlas open gun until I read and heard a bunch of negative stuff recently. I called them and spoke to them a couple times but I'm glad I didn't pull the trigger. 

    Im just gonna be patient(something I have a hard time with) and wait on a deal. 

    I do remember atlas at one time saying they were gonna keep their prices reasonable but when I called he said their prices would be going up very soon to sv price points and their guns are the same caliber build as SV. 

  3. Sounds like something is binding a little, obviously,  if you take the hammer spring out see if the hammer is rubbing somewhere like on each side of the frame.  

    Seems like if the trs was broken it wouldn't snap back. I'm not very familiar with eaa guns but I'd check the lifter spring if it's got one and maybe under the disco and see if there's a burr. 

  4. 16 hours ago, drewbeck said:

    Buy local... things break, have the GS cut it how you want it.  Broken guns suck, taking it back to GS to fix is a pain but way easier than shipping and waiting.

     

    I would love to have a gun from any of the builders listed but when something breaks id take it close by instead of shipping so id rather have it be built by the guy who will be working on it all the time.

     

    my opinion, atlas guns look rad

    There's really no one local to me unfortunately or I'd jump all over that. 

    Im leaning towards atlas but Ive never shot one. I friend just got a chaos today so hopefully I'll put some rounds through it soon. 

  5. From what I see at matches the 9 major guns have way more problems than the super Comp guns.  I think once you tune the 9 it's probably good for a while but I'd rather pick up brass than screw around with a gun and never really know if it's gonna work every time I pull the trigger. Both calibers have pros and cons.  If you want to shoot open I wouldn't let the cost of brass sway your decision. If you shoot 9 you don't have to pick up brass but it takes more to get the gun and mags working. For me I chose the super Comp because the only down side was brass prices. 

  6. 14 hours ago, Steve RA said:

    4756 works very well, unfortunately, like the Australian Clays, it's now unavailable unless you run across someone who has a stockpile of it they are willing to part with.  I understand that 572 is supposed to be similiar to 4756.

    I'd like to find some of this but it's highly unlikely 

  7. 6 hours ago, BeerBaron said:

    Start at 9.5gn of n105 with a 124gn rn @ 1.240 oal. Work up from there. 

    Does 105 fill the case up like 3n38 ? When I load 3n38 theirs not much room left in the case. For example when my 650 indexes a few sprinkles come out of the case if I don't slow down a little. I noticed with hs6 this didn't happen as much but I was at a starting point of 8.6 I believe. 

  8. 11 minutes ago, jnr88 said:

    The overwhelming majority of open shooters use STI framed guns based on the 2011 platform. I think it would be a mistake to stray to far from this platform. There are several custom builders that will build a polymer gripped custom gun within your budget.  

     

    2 hours ago, JimmyBob said:

    The most reliable setup is going to be one where you buy a package deal; optic preinstalled, proper mags, tested fired by the factory/builder, using factory recommended new ammo, with a warranty guarantee.

     

    Once you try to monkey on it yourself or add aftermarket parts you've wasted all the value of a turnkey rig.

     

    If you like the CZs, just go buy a brand new Czechmate for 2500 and don't try to bubba it. 

    I tried out limited with a cz tac sport and it lasted about a month. If I were you I would go with a 2011. There's way more parts available and help if needed. 

  9. I had a Springfield I wanted something similar done to it and all the custom builders didn't seem to want to do it. I think their wasn't enough money in it for them to tackle my project an/or no time. I ended up sending it back to Springfield and it took about 10 days and was inexpensive. I'd check around though or maybe consider having kimber do it. 

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