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  1. Getting geared up for a class and they REFUSE to allow handloaded ammo. They say it has more to do with malfunctions than with KBs. When I objected with 1000's of 9 and 45 I've loaded, the guy said "Remember, most handloaders aren't nearly as good as you IPSC/IDPA weenies." OK he hit me where I live, can't argue.

    S&B ammo looks like a good alternative to Wolf (which I hate). I'll be shooting a 9mm - either a 1st gen 17 or a newish 34.

    Any experience good or bad?

    Yes, this is related to my post about S&B 223 in the 3-gun rifle forum.

    I've fired about 4,000 rounds of S&B ammo through my G17 (most of them were the 115 FMJ) with zero problems.

    The most accurate of them all (115 grs FMJ, 124 grs. FMJ Nontox, 124 grs. SP, 140 grs. FMJ Subsonic) were the 124 grs. soft-points, which were also the most pleasant to shoot for me.

    Good stuff at a decent price.

  2. How does the CZ Standard compare to the CZ Tactical Sport? Are they the same model?

    Yup, it's basically the same gun, I think the factory just fell in love with the word "Tactical" ;)

    Although they talk about minor modifications to the design, I haven't heard them specify the mods at all. Even one of the factory shooters who did the promo video (dial-up warning: over 12 MB) didn't know anything about them.

    What I hate about the pistol is that they knocked off some $$$ by using fixed sights from hell (JMHO). They also increased the mag capacity, but I've heard of and seen many problems with the mags on the 9mm version. Haven't heard of any with the .40.

    But the CZ IPSC and its successor the TS are a great option for Standard. They're plenty accurate and reliable and as Carols pointed out, the trigger is just wonderful. If you do your part, the gun won't hold you back and you will definitely be competitive, Powerman.

    Actually, with regard to your previous post about BUL vs. Tanfo, this guy I know had a BUL (the frame cracked after a few thousand rounds), a Tanfoglio (reliability problems) and now he's as happy as can be with the Standard IPSC for almost a year.

  3. Roughly, 20/400 means that your vision at 400 feet is the same as "normal" vision at 20 feet.  Or, things at a normal person's 400 feet are as fuzzy as things are at your 20 feet.

    20/20 is "normal" (like that applies around here :lol: )

    20/15 is slightly sharper than average.  20/30 is slightly worse than normal.  20/600 is just about blind ;)

    Alex

    Thanks for the explanation, Alex. I was wondering about the same thing as Pierruiggi.

    Does anyone know if that can be somehow translated into dioptres? Or are we talking two separate values?

    Another question:

    How long after the surgery did you guys need to really get back to normal life, I mean sit at the computer for 8+ hours a day etc.?

  4. I'm a step behind you - I just had a tritium front sight put on my G17. I was pondering on the same question - whether to get the tool or do it on my own. Then I decided that instead of buying a tool I'd only use once in a decade or screwing the installation up by using the incorrect tools I'd let someone else make about the same money that I'd pay for the tool, and I had the front sight installed by a person who actually knows what he's doing.

    Support your local gunsmith ;)

    Regards,

    CzechM8

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