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My mistake. I missed the wolff part and automatically thought ismi.

Not in a SF. The guide rod is bigger.

Running ammo down to 120pf with no issues. Running an 11# spring. The stock spring is way too strong.

No.

I prefer a 6. I have gone back and forth from an 8 several times and have stuck with a 6.

I prefer wac. It tracked better for me vs hs6 and AA7. Also aa7 was really dirty. I have 3 3/16" holes and the 2 port binary comp and am very happy with the way it runs.

I prefer WAC. You'll end up around 6.8gr @ 1.165" with WAC depending on brl and holes.

I called around and nobody has any current plans on making a grip. So I modified my wife's and it was pretty easy. I filled the hollow part with acraglas as I went way past stock size of the grip.

An m&p striker spring fits. Stock m&p is 5#. I believe the stock walther is 6.5-7#. Test fired it today with WSP and it worked fine. And it took care of the loose slop when cocked.

A stock M&P spring fits, but I think it is too soft. Have not fired it yet.

It closes all the way on mine. Sometimes it stops a tad before but I then just push it down and it says. Did you make one or modify one?

That is exactly how I fixed mine.

Yes. I don't have a p320 so I do not know.

Yes, this was posted before that. Thanks

Sorry for the confusion. I was talking about the Dawson big hands.

I don't use them anymore, but they fit on mine with no fitting. Maybe they changed?

It does it with a 13#. But I guess it is normal.

I meant to say I did change it in the m&p. Thanks, I'll leave it.

Thanks! I shoot 2011's and this is my wife's. If I change the striker spring, does it get better? It didn't do it in her m&p but I also changed the striker spring.

Yes.

I filed the corner off the safety a little. This fixed the issue with the trigger springs installed. Still works as a safety but clears the frame sooner.

I made a guide rod after trying a Glock gr with no success. I also made an insert as the gr is only .250" to fit Glock ismi flat springs. Problem I have is that the slide is not locked up when cocked. See vid.

I have done several. It is pretty easy to do yourself.

Yes, on the bottom portion. Put it against the grip and you can see where you need to remove some to fit in the tg. You can color your tg/grip black with a marker and put it all together and pull it in and out and it'll wear on the black part and you'll see where to take a little more off. If I remember correctly I didn't even take the block out to do the final touches.