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I´ve just checked, with original grips and RMS Shield is 46.491 oz...

46,773 oz I think, but this grips are aftermarket and a lot thicker than original one but I don´t think it will be enough...

just the gun without mag...

nope, it must be ordered separetly...

plate is solid steel...

yes, for Trijicon I think, I bought new one for Shield..

grips are from: https://www.m-arms.eu/products/ The weight of the gun is 1,18 kg empty, 1,48 kg with mag and 15 rounds (145gr)

Just got mine few days ago ?

on S2, 9mm, PF130, 10lbs, I´ve change it after 20K, just to be on the safe side

This is what I have been saying in all of my posts. I am glad someone is agreeing with me! I'm sure this is sound advice. But, personally, I don't mind paying for marginal improvements in my guns. I have enough ammo that I'm not making choices between bullets or parts. Shooting USPSA is pretty much my only hobby these days. So I pour everything into it. And tinkering with the guns is part of the hobby. If nothing else, it helps me develop a much better understanding of my guns and how they work. And how to fix them when they go wrong. But I'd also argue that we do reach a point where marginal improvements are what we chase. They can mean the difference between finishing 1st or 2nd, or 11th or 12th or 21st or 22nd, etc. ^This [emoji6] Poslano z mojega GT-I9295 z uporabo Tapatalk

I don't think it will, it's just smother...Poslano z mojega GT-I9295 z uporabo Tapatalk

the new parts are just chromed the geometry is the same like factory parts... Just ordered the Extended FPB and Titan Hammer ( with new Xtreme Interruptor ) ( I allready have the Xtreme firing ), I´ll report how that works...

Yeah, I have all the candies installed , otherwise it would not be so simmilar Poslano z mojega GT-I9295 z uporabo Tapatalk

I tryed it last night and out of the box is the same as my regular with all of the extreme parts and 10.000 rounds, it still has a lot of pre-travel...