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Yeah just i just read the package, its a drop-in, it will go in the hard time box

Thanks guys for clearing that up, im kind of disappointed that i cant use the wilson grip, been using there parts on most my 1911 builds, but hey!, its gives me a chance to try some new product lines.

Everything was going smooth until this happened, what gives?

Hi all, im gonna be on vacation in the shreveport/west monroe area and want to do some shooting on my time off, checking to see if theres a uspsa local matches near by. Thanks in advance.

im working on getting the redfield, but i got a deltapoint mount ,i'll fill ya in on the review.

So far i loaded down to 3.5 grains of titegroup behind a 160 gr. Fmj with out any failures just to knock down steel, its a soft shooter btw very comfortable. keeping the 4.2 grains of titegroup load for uspsa "it kicks like a mule btw" if shooting minor for a long period of time. In ending, i havent messed with the factory recoil springs yet, thats a project for another day, just want to enjoy some action shooting when i get the chance

Have anyone had any experience with redfield/leupold accelerator? And do it use the same mounting pattern as a leupold delta point? Thanks in advance!

Awesome! Checked cz usa i would of thought they carry factory parts.

Sorry to check back so late, got caught up in the holiday mix, i been using my glock 22 in most of the plate matches, i also started using a cz75b that im starting to tweak alittle bit, im am starting to try to load my bullets until it start to not cycle properly, but still gets snappy at moments.

Would like to replace extractor in my cz75b in 40cal, where is a good place to look for parts?

I would like to lessen the powder a little bit, more concerned about cycling problems and keyholing

Hi all, been noticing alot of guys i shoot competition with lower their powder loads to reduce recoil, they metioned they tuned there firearms for it, i wonder if they have a problem with key holing the bullet? Im using 4.2 gr of titegroup behind a 160gr fmj made by remington.