JamisonMcCollister

Ohh ya I talked to mink today about the 75 compact shadow line. They are a sweet pistol full steel frame with Manuel safties and performance parts built in just like a 75 shadow. Mink said he has received a grand total of 5 of them and hasn't seen them since. If the mobile app would let me post a pic of it I would. But it truly is a compact 75 shadow.

All my shadows auto forward 100 percent and only on a rare occasion have I had it not feed properly because my gun was dirty or I didn't have the round in the mag all the way. You aren't breaking anything by your pistol auto forwarding. And if your concerned you might break your slide stop. Get with automatic accuracy I believe he cuts the slide stop so you won't break them.

Anyone know where to purchase a 75 compact shadow line? Automatic accuracy website has them but I have never seen it for sale.

I've never heard of the stingray. Anyone know where to buy a 75 compact shadow line?

That's a shame. I know going through automatic accuracy website they a 75 compact I guess is what it is. Looks a lot like the p01 with Manuel safeties. But he said he rarely gets those in.

Can you swap the decocker on a P01 for a manual safety like on 75 shadow

What projectile were you using ?

Gump yes I was a dumbass and I clipped a coil off. I thought it looked like the firing pin wasn't allowing the hammer to sit far enough forward. It was a dumb ass mistake and I shouldn't have tinkered with anything like prov said. :-( but I had extra FP spring so I put a new one in and BOOM no more problems.

Prov and Gump are both right I shouldn't have messed with it. I clipped a coil off which was a mistake and I enduced the malfuction. I dropped a new spring in and the problem is fixed. Lesson learned. However reading through other post it seems like a lot of people are having issues with Henning firing pins getting stuck why is that???

Thanks everyone. And Gump I think I may get a gen 4 Henning. I made the mistake of cutting coils on the the firing pin spring you had and the firing pin would occasionally stick. I dropped the cut spring and it's back to 100 percent functional. Never making that mistake again

Exactly what it says what is the best firing pin for a stock 2 in everyone's opinion??

I use the the 11# Wolff springs in a SS guide rod. I use the 147 grain. It just feels the softest recoiling and accuracy is excellent. I'm consistent 920 FPS at 135 PF.

I run an 11# Wolff recoil spring, I use Atlanta arms and ammo 147 grain ammo. It's makes 135 PF out of my 34. Velocity is 920 FPS. I find with this spring and ammo combo to be the most manageable and softest recoiling.

You could also look into Ghost international. They make nice open holsters for glocks. They are fully adjustable but are alittle expensive. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/353144/ghost-international-ghost-holster-glock-9mm-40-s-and-w-models-polymer-black

Lol no way bro you know me better then that. Hand me a revolver and you know I'll be trying to figure out where I'm suppose to put the magazine lol!

Hey guys new to enos forum. I live in Oklahoma City. I shoot area matches around here every weekend. I'm excited to be apart of this forum.