bayougump

No, the safeties on your open gun in the middle of the photo are what I am after. They also come on the Limited guns in silver. Ok, gotcha. No extra safeties and my extra slide stop and hammers are black, sorry dude

You mean these kind of hammers and safeties like on the Stock II in top right?

All spots are full. I'm sorry for not updating

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I've ran the henning FP with the EG Light hammer spring and I've been popping off my reloads 100% in my other Stock II. The first one I couldn't finish a single match without light strikes

Just browsing thru and saw this thread. I'm digging the slide cuts on some the pics of the Limited guns in here. I wonder if I could do some of the same to my Stock iii? Course easiest thing would be just get a Limited one day and build another Tanfo:-) I do like shooting Limited with my Stock III though

Yep. It was bad. Got it fixed though today and have my backup gun back in the bag

I just finished fixing a botched trigger job from someone that I don't wanna name names for. BE helped me as well. My light strike problems ended up being that someone (not myself) installed the wrong part on mine. Still needs test firing but the trigger functions correctly at least now

My advice to anyone is learn the parts and how they work yourself. Buy some spares, do it on your own, ask questions here and post pics and many on here can answer every question you may have. Unless it's a broken gun, save yourself some money and buy ammo and learn how to shoot with a trigger that may be .5-1.5# heavier. I WISH I WOULD HAVE GONE THIS ROUTE. I went the other route and let's just say I could have reloaded thousands of rounds and saved a lot of headaches. Their are some I would refer to and some that I absolutely won't. I can tell you that Last Round Armament is a pleasure to work with getting Tanfo parts and they will get my business from now on along with my #1 source of pistol related gear, Ben Stoeger's Pro Shop.

I cerakoted one of my tanfoglios and I am wishing I would have left it alone. Is their a way that the cerakote can be removed without hurting the original finish on the pistol? If so, how would one do this?

Hey guys, I know this isn;t necessarily on topic but best place my Enos friends would see. I am looking for some 38 Super brass for my new Tanfo. Cheaper the better. I am not looking for a gazillion pieces but if you have some small amounts to spare or part with please send me a PM. Thanks Gump

Ben Stoeger pro shop

You can take this FWIW but this is how I setup my Stock II: -- Henning XL Firing Pin -- EG Xtreme hammer and FP spring -- EG one piece sear -- Xtreme Hammer -- Henning guide rid -- clipped coil or pen spring for plunger spring -- one coil clipped of Mag release spring -- full polish on top of plunger, sides of trigger bar, and many other points of friction as laid out in Atlas CZ tuning thread -- CGW reduced power trigger return spring -- CGW sear spring -- made sure FPB was fitted to FP this setup had given me a good smooth DA and very light SA with crisp short reset and 100% ignition of federal primers with my reloads

No, but with the factory hammer springs you will have a hard time lightening the the trigger pull. Isn't that what you're trying to accomplish with a trigger job? Putting that hammer spring in along with the reduced power firing pin spring will help to reduce/eliminate light strikes as a lighter hammer spring will reduce the power the hammer hits the firing pin.

I would highly recommend the new Extreme hammer and FP springs. I haven't gotten around to really polishing up one of mine but switching just the hammer spring alone felt like it dropped the DA pull weight over half. Ever since running that hammer spring I've had no light strikes in my other Tanfo

I didn't know how to break the gun down when I first tried, I asked a many a question here and several PMs to Atlas and now I wish I would have bought bullets with money spent on trigger job. Take it slow and invest in a few cheap spare parts and you'll be good. The resident Tanfo experts here are very wise

Do it yourself, you can buy 1000's bullets, primers, and powder with money you save

Traitor! LolI've tried a lot of pistols like FNS, XD, PPQ, M&P, STI EXECUTIVE, and tanfo witness elite limited but the glock seems to work best for me. That's kinda funny because I did everything I could to avoid glocks as I found them fugly and everyone has them. Out of all those guns I found the tanfo to be the most accurate of the bunch. It has a lot going for it..... Yes I know, I actually miss my Production G34 but my unicorns are my babys. I kept the 26 and 17 though so not complete sellout:-)

My Tanfo Setup

Would that upper fit on a 38 super gold custom frame?

Cool, I got one ordered as well, hopefully no machining needed as I don't do that kinda stuff, lol

The other screw was the one that I needed to adjust. When I first put mine in it was a dead trigger, did nothing. After adjusting screws slowly I got it to start pushing hammer back and then eventually after got adjustment correct it's worked like a charm

These are some pics of my Gold Custom that came with a Henning magwell (least I'm pretty sure it's a Henning). I saw no indentations like cooler posted. Possibly could have and they were removed by the previous owner. I've had zero issues of mags fitting in my gun.

Same thing happened when I installed my flat trigger, screws just needed to get right

I used to have a good Glock porn collection back at the beginning of this year but I shot a Tanfo and now I only got my 26 and 17 left, lol