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Maybe mount a light on it?
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On 2/9/2024 at 1:37 PM, GeneBray said:
I did. Lightened FPB spring. Installed CGW reach reduction and short rest set kit. installed lighter hammer spring. I can feel the FPB during some dry fire drills, but never notice during USPSA/SCSA matches.
Thanks for the feedback. I went ahead and order their short throw lifter and a couple of extra L springs. 40% shorter reset should equally shorten the take up which will make me happy.
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6 hours ago, TWOFOOTTIMMY said:
What did you use treat the bare machined area ?
I can't speak for the OP, but probably cold blue or a paint finish.
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Thank you for the update on this.
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This has certainly piqued my interest!
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It a great looking and very promising blaster.
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Why Folks go prefer shadows over B models. I've had my 75b SA for several years now. Shortly after getting it I deleted fpb, added cgw goodies to get a pull that was crispy, light, travel each way was very few millimeters front and back. Was amazing!
I decided to reinstall the fpb bits with lighter springs over the past couple days. Man is it disappointing! It's now a 1/2 inch either way. It's still a really nice brake but dang.
Is there a way to shorten pull and reset while leaving the FPB intact?
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On 1/25/2024 at 7:48 PM, shred said:
Did you ask Dawson if they made one or will make you one? If other people want one ask too, they tend to respond better to more requests for such things.
This.
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On 1/23/2024 at 4:58 PM, CHA-LEE said:
I guess I don't get the fascination with "Comped" 9mm pistols. Standard 9mm ammo is already a very easy caliber to shoot and manage recoil on. Adding a comp isn't going to Fix poor grip mechanics. Grip the gun properly and managing recoil effectively isn't a problem.
To me adding a Comp to a handgun cambered in 9mm is like adding a Wing to a Honda Civic. Looks cool but servers virtually zero improvement in performance.
I guess companies have to do "Something" each year to release something "New" regardless of it actually being a tangible improvement to the product.
John Wick is to blame
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Go for it man!
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That is a terrible experience to be had. I would've sold off the upper parts and ordered a 16" assembled upper from psa. Lots of folks poop on them but they shoot nicely.
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Isn't it just a small frame witness?
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Honestly just try reduced power springs. Wary easy to do.
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You can get good punch from hardware store. It's a mayhew nail set punch. The stock is reusable I think. I just always order the floating pin when I order new parts. Eventually you'll want the race hammer. Not requirement, but is very nice. Get the narrow one.
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The CGW floating trigger pin is a very good piece. Make sure to do atlas polish job. With the lighter springs you'll be much happier than stock.
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Should come with extended left side.
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I'm a fan of the SP01. That heavy dust cover works great for recoil control. The guts are the same across the non decock, omega systems.
The SAO is a good one to work on too.
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That sucks. What was caliber and round count? Email CZ?
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Absolutely. Springs and polishing help a bunch.
Don't feel it's a requirement to have a shadow though. Known several folks who did just fine with a stock SP01. Never met anyone who was being held back with one either.
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I am speaking about the spo1 shadow. It comes with no fpb, and comp guts, comp sights. Lighter springs and polishing are all that's really needed.How is the Shadow different from the SP-01? You are not talking about the Shadow 2 right?
And why not just bump up to the Shadow2 then?
thanks
T
I have a worked over sp01 and an S2. The S2 feels better but is a good bit heavier.
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The SP01 is good for what it is. The shadow is better to me. Stock ones are a measly $880.
Grips and springs are the only things I'd change. Probably just springs though.
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Either ammo or binding causing the short stroke I think. Weird that its 2 with same issues.
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I'm a big fan of weird too. Sadly in our world of accuracy that usually entails big $. In semi pistols and revolvers its pretty easy for a whole lot less $.
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I have the 1-8. After 300 yds it becomes blurry and reticle is too thick. Currently looking at other options that will get me to 500. The bdc is spot on though.
Now I remember why!
in CZ
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It's got the whole kit and kaboodle in it including that trigger. I went ahead and ordered and installed the short reset kit and am a happy camper and am thrilled with it. I can't edit the post unfortunately.