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Thanks guys. My current CO setup is Red hill tactical mount with a new GX holster as my year old RHT cracked below the bolt holes . I am definitely a fan of the GX vice

Does anyone have a review on the Nevermiss alpha hanger? I'm looking to put together a rig for single stack and will be using a GX holster and trying to decide on what hanger to use .

I have 2 of the s.f. match from late 2019 that came with test targets. Not sure if currently they are doing them .

I have to say the plate is a nice upgrade from the factory Walthers adaptor . I have roughly 1000 rounds downrange with the new lower height plate and there are no downsides to it . Not CZ low but a welcome addition

I just had mine break the tip off the firing pin . I was lucky and had a spare. Going to get another spare and hopefully get one from Walthers under warranty. I have about 20,000 plus on the gun and a few minutes of dryfire lol

I went with the SRO . Haven't had any issues at all . Still running the original battery after a full season of matches every weekend. I turn it on in the morning and shut it down when I bag it . I did check out a buddy's XL and that is a nice option but as of now I'm happy with the SRO

Ran a PM-9 for a while and used the Dawson without much issues. Went with the Wilson bullet proof ambi safety being a lefty and Dawson Ice magwell. The gun ran like a champ

I have used the same 320 11 coil Grams spring and followers with the factory 17 round Walthers mags and you will fit 19 easy . I have T.F. extension on a couple mags and with the Grams 320 11 coil spring and followers can get 23 reloadable.

Went the same path as you , have two of them now for USPSA and they are a great C.O. choice.

If this is a common thing I better get a spare . Anyone else breaking the firing pin ?

I would say it's not the best choice for the thin trigger guard on a Caspian frame gun . My Edge fit nicely along with the CK open gun . It holds the Dan Wesson Havok but it isn't as locked in as the typical 2011 . That being said I will probably be using it as I'm thinking that I will use the Havok as my primary when I start shooting open .

You have to lock it with your thumb after the gun is holstered and leave it locked till you draw the gun. It takes a little different action than what I would regularly do. Your middle finger hits the lever as you grab the gun and releases the lock .

This holster is not like the 014. You lock the gun in place and it stays that way till you draw the gun . Your middle finger actually is what trips the lock lever to release the gun as you pull it from the holster.

So today I got a lefty 015 to run in open next season. I will say it will take a little bit to get used to the lever but all in all it's built nicely. My CK 2011 steel grip fits perfectly and the Dan Wesson Havok is a little loose but it stays locked till you trip the lever

I'm waiting for the same comparison to see what way to go too

I have the speedcross as well and am happy with how they grip in gravel

I second what Gary said . Being Left handed it's the first thing I add . If you shot IDPA it fits the box

I have put close to 40,000 though a PM9 with no issues. Also run Dawson mags that feed well. Had four of the mags break where the basepad slides on but Dawson took care of those . Told me to calm down on my aggressive mag seating

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What 1911 do you use ? I have used Dawson and had good luck besides a few cracked tubes where the base slides on. Dawson replaced them with no issues but said it must be because I seat them to hard .

That would be nice for the growing division

I'd like to see if you get this to work . I feel this would be a big improvement

I have about 600 rounds through this same setup . I'm right at 132p.f. without any failures so far .

I would like to see a Carry Optics section too. I am just getting into that division coming from limited .

I use my GMR -15 for steel challenge mostly and it's been super reliable. What i the weight savings with the new light weight barrel ?