vnboileau

What's the purpose of the lighter recoil spring?

Recoil, plunger, trigger?

Standard is a 17# ? What's the upside to a lighter spring?

Go on...

and do some polishing myself, what would you guys suggest? I'm tempted to order a complete DK kit, but I thought I might try something a little more moderate first.

So if I were planning to add a CGW kit, it wouldn't be much of an issue at all?

I really like the longer beavertail on the SA and Omega models, but I'm curious what would be involved in switching it to a standard DA/SA trigger group? If it's possible at all...

How long is the wait?

answered, thanks....

And can't you remove the FPB?

Are the adjustables only available with the .125 rear notch?

my dry firing dropped off the last week or so, but I spent enough time to feel like I was seeing the front sight and getting a better trigger press so, I went to the range yesterday. I would say my groups were 20% smaller, but still had a flinch about 1/10 shots. and I recognized it as a flinch for sure. I was anticipating the shot, and pushing (and sometimes blinking) as I jerked the trigger. most of the time it was the first shot I fired. just so frustrating. and as I'm flinching, I find myself instinctively looking over the front sight to see where the shot landed. ugh. I might just go back to shooting .22 exclusively until I get over this. p,s. and this was outdoors, with plugs and muffs

he must be busy at the moment, I haven't heard anything back

Is "Get to Work" the latest one? Because I can't seem to find it anywhere.

I always liked this quote: "Amateurs talk hardware. Professionals talk software. It doesn't matter what's in your hand or between your legs. It matters what's in your heart and in your head." - Lt. Col. Dave Grossman

I've been listening to his podcast and enjoying it... But I'm kind of confused about his different books though, does one replace the others? Is there one you'd recommend for a beginning shooter?

Is the flat trigger legal for any shooting games?

Funny, I just bought Ben;s book and DVD, haven't opened the box yet but there's got to be something online to check out

Something that I could use at the range to sort of measure my progress Maybe one that includes a draw, reload, multiple targets, etc. And if I could find times to compare to, that would be awesome. Like x.xx would be comparable to an A shooter, etc. That's the part I'm having trouble with, I can find drills online, but no times to compare myself to. Suggestions?

No concealed carry at all, I'm just looking for an OWB holster

So, the easiest/best solution might be the BOSS Blade-Tech that Ben Stoeger sells? Then, I could take off the hanger for an IDPA match?

Anyone in particular?

I have a few pistols; M&P, Glock and a CZ Mostly, I'm just looking for something to practice with. Although, it'd be nice to be able to use it in IDPA or USPSA if I ever decide to shoot a match. And it looks like a couple of different models are convertible. So, Blade-Tech and Comp-Tac are the two most popular brands?

I don't know if I'll ever shoot in actual competition, but I would like something to do the dry fire drills with. So, a holster and couple of mag pouches. And it'd be nice if I could use it if I ever decided to do a match. I don't want to spend money unnecessarily, but it doesn't need to be something cheap either.

Nothing that specific yet, more like basic marksmanship