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Awesome. I have buddies that have both and I would be able to borrow. My 2011 has had a grip reduction so the size of the cz grip would suit me better. What scale grip? I feel as I'm more worried about the grip angle as my old 34 is completely different and messing me up switching back and forth. Anyone with a stock 2 want to comment?

I currently have been shooting a Brazos 2011 in limited and am thinking about switching to production for a bit to change things up. Which gun, either stock 2 or cz accushadow, has a more similar grip angle to my 2011? Or would their be a more suitable option? Thanks

I'm going to agree with motosapiens to a degree... I use silicone carbide. All the benefits of grip tape, but without thr hassle of replacing every so often. Ice had the same silicone carbide on mine for 3 years. Still running strong.

I take all my 40 brass and run it though a Redding GR-X resizing die before loading the round. This gets rid of the case "glock" buldge. I then load and case gauge with an EGW gauge. However for major matches I will go another step, and pull the barrel out and to confirm they gauge properly in the particular gun ill be shooting. Some say its too much work but I've never had an issue during a major match, and I can't remember the last ammo issue at a local. Rejection rate from not going in the EGW gauge is about 5-7 per 500, then they just go in the practice pile. Better than buying new brass IMHO. Hope this helps!

Dansedgli: Don't have room, don't need to upgrade. Working on a SDB.

Thanks guys. After doing some research, decided to knock off RCBS Partner. Now it's down to how much I want to spend. jmorris exactly why I have accumulated that much in GC from there

Looking to get a secondary press, Single Stage. Solely for the purpose of running 40 brass through a Redding G-RX carbide resizing die. I would like to stay under $200, preferably. Been doing a little research have been looking at... RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme RCBS Partner Lee Breach Lock Challenger Reason for those are; I have a $200 gift card for bass pro and those are available. I would be willing to not use the gift card if another press would be a better option. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the reply jcc7x7. With the old Dawson followers I can get 19 in them, depending on the mag 20. With the either the Grams or TTi followers I'm able to get 20 pretty easy and some get 21. What springs do you run with the TTi followers? So you think the TTis are the way to go?

Enough said. Looking to get new springs and followers. All will be paired with Dawson +1 basepad, STI or SVI tube, shooting 40s&w limited major. What are your thoughts on them both, Grams vs TTi? Thanks

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Welcome!

Shoot 2011s now. Currently I have the racemaster magnetic. It's pretty sweet!

Depending on the optic mount... The ghost holster

Ended up getting the 2011. Going out for a practice session tomorrow afternoon then a match next Monday. Well see how the transition goes...doing some dryfire practice with it all I can say is, its a big change

Thanks all... What do we think the chances are that they'll fit 21 reloadable?

11 coil?

Eric... Yep those are the ones. I can get 21 into some of them. But not reloadable, the 21st round is squeezed in there. Currently they have Dawson followers. But I need to get different springs because they need replaced. If/When I decide to get some more magazines I'll get the 140mm. I like the TTi stuff, as that's what I'm coming from. But MBX looks like a good deal, and y'all seem to like them.

Well idk what size Dawson basepads they are, nor how to measure to see what size the basepads are but.... When I measured the magazine I came up with 140.1 mm.

You are correct aircooled6racer... I just measured they are 132mm magazines.

So as of now I'm not gaining any rounds.... Hoped I would get 21 with them

Since I picked it up used the mags that I have are 4 126mm with Dawson extensions fit 20 reloadable. And 1 140mm with TTi basepad that fits 21 reloadable... Going to be running this for a couple until I can decide 100%. It seems as it you guys think unanimously that 140mm is better.

Recently jumped into the 2011 world. Would like some advice.... Would you guys go with 140mm magazines or 126mm magazines with extensions? I've seen both frequently, seems like it depends on the shooter. Thanks

And I don't want to start that debate. I'm just looking to see if there's a benefit to switch from g35 to 2011. Which ones easier? More sense in limited? Most competitive?

In production Stoeger and a couple other top level shooters say weight of the gun doesn't matter a lot. However does it matter in limited? Shooting a 35 now and have the opportunity to jump into 2011 world with a used Brazos 2011. Thinking about making the switch. Thoughts?

Welcome from northern Cincinnati!