littlehendrick

Being in the US, the only ones that are brought in are large frame. I have small hands, and don't have a problem.

ARy, Care to explain? Not sure I know the same info you do.

When EG visited JJ during the SHOT Show time frame, he taught JJ some additional stuff. I own the stock II that JJ built with him. I know JJ can do the usual trigger work, but do not think he will be doing milling/barrel threading at this time.

I went from glock for over 5 years to Tanfo. My stock II is fully tuned though, so the DA is still lighter than my carry/stock glock43. Two-three solid weeks of dryfire and I am confident in my first shots with DA. The adjustment from a long pull to the short SA is taking a bit more time, due to limited live fire practice. (Still mostly only indoors up here). Very glad I made the switch, first match after 150 rds, classifier was about where my old ones were. Should be easily another 5-10% higher once I fully adjust (only rocking low B currently)

Hadn't noticed that. Opens many more options (no pun intended). The options keep growing with Tanfo frames it seems. I will have to look into the barrel, so thank you.

Atlas- True, I guess I should have been a bit better at clarifying. It seems equivalent to loading other 9 major guns if you custom build a gun, versus lets say running the V12 factory barrel.

Thanks for the response. It seems like there are very few folks running 9 major in these guns. I hope to build an open gun one day, and part of me wants to avoid the brass debacle with 38/supercomp. Seems like you are very limited on powders though if you stick to 9 major (especially in the factory open gun).

Forget hearing about just the middle one, I want to know more about all of them! But the 9mm major is on the top of the list for information request. Looks great!

Open1215- If that is what I think it is...it might persuade me to build an open gun for general shenanigans. Looks great!

I'll be there, and they will probably have to drag me away kicking and screaming if they happen to release a competition model. Then once I am over my depression of not owning one yet, then I will post all that I find out here on benos.

Or just post a WTB ad, and people come to you. The EAA/Tanfoglio chop/shop thread might also have one for you.

So lets say there is a $800 dedicated in upgrades for a plastic gun. How much does that really matter compared to what you spend the rest of the year? The initial cost of a gun, upgrades, and such, is far over shadowed by consumable costs. 12 club matches a year ($20 per)- $240 Ammo for matches (200 rounds ish, $12/100)- $288 Sectional Match - $100 Practice ammo (5,000 rounds, then 15,000, $120 per k) - $600/$1,800 If you are super cool: Area match - $100? Ammo - $36 Class- $500 Ammo - $120 So in a year, your consumable costs range from $1,228 to $3,184. This does not include travel, lodging, or gas. So why worry about a bit of money put into a gun that the person enjoys? Especially when you factor a $800 set of upgrades for a plastic gun over...3/4 years? Shoot what you like, and enjoy our sport...it is a sport for fun after all.

Sadly I can't help on the install. I will be interesting to hear how much your trigger changes with just the kit. A large amount of people seem to do all the new sears and FPB and such, but what does springs, polishing, and a firing pin do for trigger weight? Good luck on the install!

Now we just need a long slide, and maybe some new sights and Sig has stolen all my money. It will be interesting to see if any news comes out about new rear sights that don't have to have the slide milled. Edit*- I would be good with them just releasing a slide at SHOW, and being able to purchase it in April. Then We can shoot a "normal" FS in the mean time.

That is definitely an option (flying down with it), but some folks keep hinting something awesome might be coming out at SHOT, so I haven't bought one yet. But I also have to weight the whole released at SHOT, but will get to distributors May possibility. Oh the decisions.