vixty

Its on the limited pro so as long as it fits in the box I think its good to go.

Good point yagi, I didn't even think about that. Hmmm

Well since the limited pro has that style shouldn't it make the safety legal. Just like some put thin safeties on the rhs of their cz shadows

Sweet! Now where can I find that in writing or on a gun so I have some proof in case anyone asks?

it technically only needs to be on the one side because the gold ambi safety has the normal safety on the right side which is production legal. So I would think the gold safety should be legal

I think it might come on the witness limited pro which is on the approved list but im not sure if that gun has been replaced by the elite limited pro.

I would like to put the gold team safety on my stock 2 but I want to make sure its production legal before I drop the 120 bucks. the part number on the eaa website is 102111

Stuart, What are yall going to get the large TS safeties in again?

Haha. Atlas I think I'm going to get an 85c and have it milled. I'm thinking a cz without a fpb can be milled deeper than one with it. Plastic scate board grips should keep it underweight

I only have one primer tube and I usually only use my one 70 case tube and I still load very quickly. To me my time wasn't worth the cost of a casefeeder.

The 650 does not come with a casefeeder. It's an additional almost 300 bucks. I opted not to get the casefeeder. I instead bought a 5 dollar piece of pvc pipe and cut bit in half to use as a case feeder. I can fit 75 in one and 60 in the other. The bulletfeeders seem nice but it's not really a big deal to use your free left hand to sit a bullet on the cartridge.

Where do you buy your mil priced czs at?

why would it be higher?

I can reach my stock 2 trigger better as well, but I cant get the mag release without breaking my grip. If only I could get the tanfo trigger as good as my shadow.

Whats it cost to get a slide milled for a rmr?

I'll try to get a picture tomorrow. I did have the grips off and I trying everything to get the dang thing off but it seems that everything I tried was starting to damage the magwell. I even tried a rubber mallet with no success.

There are no pins or anything. And I have no room to be able to depress the mainspring plug. I really don't think I will be able to get it off without causing some damage to the magwell

I purchases a TS used and it came with a metal magwell. I decided I'm going to do a grip reduction but i cant get the dang thing off. It will budge a tiny bit but wont go any further. I was trying to use a hammer but the magwell is pretty soft and was starting to disform a little. What do i need to do in order to get thing magwell off? Its not the cz custom magwell

I think a 85C will be a good candidate. mill the slide and put on plastic grips with grip tape and I think it will make weight.

The auto disks work great. I only load 380 on my LTP so I needed smaller holes. I ordered one of those blank discs off ebay and drilled the holes myself. I does talk a little time to get the hole just right. Just take it slow and easy. I was a little to quick when I first started out and ended up with 3 holes that got to big before I finally got it right. Just don't use the lee powder bar.

I wonder if I was to drop my shadow after the make ready command and it landed on the hammer if it would set off the primer due to the extended firing pin. I understand that we lower the hammer to make it fair but is it really safe....who knows.

As others have said, the turret is better for smaller runs of ammo. I use one for 380 and 44mag. However if your going to be shooting 10k rounds a year then go with the dillon. It not that complicated to learn on. I started with a lee turret and I started to get tendenitus pretty quick when loading 500 rounds a week. Now that I have my dillion I just do a run of 500 every once and a while and its quick and simple.

I cut two coils off my wolf fps and 2 off the wolf hammer spring and it pops of federals just fine. I'm not sure if anything was gained though because I just did it while I was doing the polish job. I'm tempted to cut another coil or two off once I get a backup spring.

Yup you gotta use some sand paper and take the edge off the front of the feed ramp. I would think an accu would already have that done though.

I ordered a BT from Stoeger as well about two weeks ago because the site said it was in stock, however its backordered. I'm thinking about just canceling the order and buying elsewhere.