Foxj66

I would recommend against adding lightening cuts now that they are not needed. The shadow 2 slide is fairly light and I think it weakens the slide, the only shadow 2 slides I have seen broken are lightened ones.

I would reccomend basepads and springs for 140mm mags or just get the MBX mags. Grips of your choice I personally prefer an Aluminum trigger and would change out the poly trigger Mag catch I prefer the shadow 2 style ones and would change it, but if the current one works for you its not needed.

I just get a new gun every year and do it when I am setting up the new gun.. works for me. I dont throw the old spring away because then I would have to take the old gun apart.

I am testing 4 of them right now. So far they have worked well, but I only have 1 match on the mags and a couple hundred rounds in practice

A normal local hardware store like ACE will likely have them, home depot and lowes generally dont have that small of stuff in stock.

I just replace them yearly along with the trigger return spring. only spring I really worry about is replacing the Rami firing pin spring when I replace the recoil spring.

I use a GX products for my SD (he has a mold now for it)

The factory light ones aka Rami springs last a long time. The cajuns are lighter yet and need replaced more often.

Does it reliably set off your ammo in DA?

I have found that removing the irons works well for most people as they are forced to use the dot and dont try to use the irons as training wheels.

The pin is different for FPB guns as they are retained by the roll pin. I have always been led to believe it is just a debris channel.

Its the standard sight for a TSO

So that was your gun! I wondered who was getting the sight I had tucked away in my desk.

Yes I prefer steel plates. Also the P10 Plates fit and work just fine

CZUB plates are steel. optic should be pretty close to the same place with either.

Our factory plate that "fits" it mas to have the front milled I believe. I think CZ Custom has a plate that fits it without any modifications.

C is compact with 4" barrel and 15 round mags for standard. Offered with and with out optics ready. F is a Full size with a 4.5" barrel and 19 round mags standard. Offered with and with out optics ready. We also make the F comp ready that is a 5" version, has 3 mags instead of 2, HBI trigger shoe, APEX slide release, mag release. Barrel in TIN coated and backplate is aluminum instead of plastic. Also has Henning Aluminum base pads. Only offered Optic ready.

If it gives you any more issues fill out the warranty form on CZ-usa.com and send it in for repair they cover freight both ways.

They will pretty well work with any mags as they have all the spacers

Basically you flip the belt mount for 2 heights and then you can flip the adjustment part for 2 more heights. He has a picture showing the four heights on the website. https://www.henningshop.com/T-900_AMS_it-1510919.aspx?CAT=13737

You can lower them as well. They have a total of 4 heights that they can be set up with.

The magnets change by the mag for these. So the SS have 2 small magnets, CZ is a big and a small (I had no issues with 140s) Sig and 2011 pouches have 2 big magnets. Henning has been using them with 170s in open and I didnt see him lose a single mag last week at RM300.

They are adjustable from bullets out to bullets forward.

I like it, works well for my large hands.

I purchased a full set last week. I am a fan used them at the Rocky Mountain 300 last weekend. Full disclosure I was involved in testing some of the prototypes before the T-800 launched, and like the pouch portion but bullets out didnt work for me. Machining is top notch as expected from Henning. I don't foresee any durability issues. I find the pouches to have sufficient tension for both my production mags and CO mags. Mags still release smoothly, I personally user the technique of popping the back of the mag with my palm and pulling it straight off the pouch. Mags stay on the belt while running around. You also have the most contact with a mag you are going to get. if you have any specific questions let me know.