Superpipe9

I was recently at the uspsa area 8 match and on Friday while I was walking stages I ran into a guy shooting a TSO and he was upset because he just got bumped to open because his mags with the CZC base pads did not fit the gauge. This encouraged me to check my own since I never had before. 3 of the 4 that I had failed as well. After having them checked by the match staff with the EGW gauge I had them checked with a DAA gauge that a vendor had with the same results. At this point several people were trying to help and come up with a solution. James with Atlas gunworks filed down the back corners of one mag in a effort to get them to clear. He stopped at a point and didn't want to take any more off, saying he was worried I might have feed issues. Unfortunately it wasn't enough to get the mag to pass the gauge. After this several people looked at the mags and it was determined that the 3 that failed had base pads that were longer and they had play in them where they slide on the magazine tube causing the COAL to be even longer then the one that did pass. I was basically told by CZC that it was what it was and they would reprogram the machine to fix this in the future but for the guys that got to shoot open and the rest of my matches, we are screwed. I basically have $300 of fairly new practice mags or open mags. Has anyone else experienced any issues like this and if so what did you do to correct it.

I'm running the blue bullet 180gr RN at 1.145OAL and have had no issues at all. If you want to try the blue bullets use (moser) as a coupon code and it will save you some money

That thing is way to shallow for me. I like .100 to .120 deep and .125 to .135 wide depending on the gun. Looks good other than that though

What the heck happened to AA? Come to think about it I haven't seen anything about Mink in a long while

Been shooting for 5 years and I think this is the best match I've ever gone to. Great job to all the staff at area 8. Hope the same crew does it again next year.

Try kuhl. They are pretty awesome from what I hear. Katz has a few of them and so does some of the other guys we shoot with.

Can you just switch the reticle or do you have to buy a new one?

Yes sir I will be there and would love to check it out. What mount did you go with?

Looking at getting a delta point pro for my CZC shadow for CO. What's better the 2moa dot or the 7.5moa triangle? Thanks

Gimmick nationals

Check with Stuart at cz custom

So what barrel are you using?

Any new news? Match book, stages, etc. Thanks

1.145OAL, made 171.5 PF at the last chrono and that was 4.3gr of ramshot competition

I have the palm swell bogies on my shadow and I don't think they are aggressive enough, for me anyway.

Looking at maybe replacing my TSO grips with something that has more bite. Who makes the best grips for the TSO with the magwell on ?

The benefit of the TC is that you can actually load them longer in short throated guns like the cz and tanfos. It's a great design and is very accurate. If you want to try them out use (moser) as a coupon code and it will get you a discount.

Blue Bullets 180gr with 4.3gr of ramshot competition gets 172pf out of my CZ TSO and I get 2" off hand groups at 20yrds. Use code (moser) at checkout for a discount if you want to try them.

I'm really interested to hear what you thought of the 2 guns in comparison to each other. I would like to shoot some CO and have been looking at both. Please let us know what you think.

I did not realize that. I toned it down to 4.3 and that gives me a 2" group at 20yrds with 172Pf. Seems to work great. What should I be looking for as far as over pressure?

I'm using ramshot for .40 and it's awesome

Man these 180grblue bullets are really accurate in my cz TSO. If you guys want to give them a try, use code (moser) for a discount. This might be the best shooting gun and most accurate load I've ever had.

Where the best place to get the MSA sordin pros with gel cups?

Classifier ?

Sounds like the springers will be great for you then. Believe they are cheaper as well. Good luck either way.