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check out coastal area practical shooters in Brunswick, GA. They just re worked their bays to a total of 7 I believe. 4th saturday

hopefully a whole shelf full of Shadow 2's

I have a Templar 9mm can and it can handle anything from a 22lr to a 16in barrel 300wm. Its also rated for automatic fire. they cost around 1100 though.

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That's why I sold my Caldwell and when with a pro due to issues with it talking to my android. On thing I do miss about the Caldwell is it was able to pick up shots pistol/rifle without putting the bunny ears on as I call them.

I have a shadow and a combat. I honestly think I shoot the combat better for some reason. Get the combat, you wont be disappointed.

I shoot acme 147fp in My stock 2 and they are pretty short.

I had that feeling with mine when I had a 8lb recoil spring so I went back to a 9. When I used the factory mags which have weaker springs than the mecgars I didn't feel the sluggish slide. But once I went to all mecgars I changed to the 9lb since.

I like the factory wood grips with sanded top ends foe Control access

I wonder if federal will ever ramp up production and be able to keep their primers on the shelves.

I think the smell will go away now that you dropped your load from +++p. Tg is a very got powder and having that much extra was really cooking that bullet and maybe even after leaving the barrel

4lb da and 1.75lb sa will never be achieved reliably

will never beat a CZ trigger!!

I'm actually going to do an experiment with the factory disco. I'm going to use silver solder which is stronger than regular solder and try to build up the factory wedge. Then I can fit it just like a t3 and not have to pay the 40 bucks for both of my stock 2s

The stacking in da will skew your results if you don't make a clean steady pull with the scale. As far as cutting coils off the fp spring I forgot to mention to yall that it has to be tuned to the hammer spring weight. If not and the hammer is to strong it will push the fp so far forward that it will get stuck while dry firing.

I sanded the top inch or so of mine to a point that I thought they wouldn't brake and they've done well. I like having them fat at the bottom as I feel I grip the gun well as opposed to my hands feeling crowded.

Grip tape sticks well to sanded wood grips hit with a hair dryer

Just don't miss on steel

A few have been asking me how my S2 is set up so here you go. CAUTION (these results have worked for me but doesn't mean every other S2 will have the same result) Before i got my eaa i was a huge cz fan and having done 8 cz trigger jobs and seeing how they operate it caused me to really break down how the stock 2 works. it was bugging me how massive the firing pin spring is when a cz only has about a 1/2 in spring. So what i did was drop the henning fp since its so light and went with the factory FP. I use the FP springs that come with the wolf recoil springs and in this case i cut the spring so that there are only about 4 coils past the tip of the FP once installed (just pulled the pin its 3). This will allow for a lighter hammer spring. I think took my Wolf 13lb hammer spring and started cutting coils until i could no longer fire off cci primers in DA. I then set that spring aside. I took another and cut it to the same length minus 1 more coil. I repeated that until winchester primers werent 100%. Once i found that wall i cut the original hammer spring that i set up just below the cci primer wall and cut it down to the length of the winchester test length plus 1/4 coil. I use federal primers and never have ignition issues. Equipment: cgw RP-TRS (.5lb less than factory) CGW Canick trigger pin cgw RP-FPS on the strut (heavily smoothed/polished strut. Mine had tooling ridges on it) 1 piece sear cz sear spring factory hammer (polished / shaped hammer hooks) factory disco extended FPB (due to the fact that i used the henning IV FP which would't firing primers in this config do to being to light) factory FP with Cut wolf FP spring Cut 13lb Wolf hammer spring tested my trigger pull again this morning 3 pulls - 5.5 ish DA / Just above/just below 2lb line ( i have a non digital scale) I'd like to get my hands on some Wolf 14lb hammer springs to test.

After reading this thread I decided to swap my trs to the factory since some report it's lighter than the cgw. Well my da went up almost .5 lbs with the factory spring so back went in the cgw. Currently I'm at 5.75 da just under 2 sa

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The CZ RP FPS is no 18lbs. Some people use the spring from inside the click pens without issues but I wasn't the ballsy. What kind of primers are you trying to pop off?

put a cz Reduced firing pin spring on the plunger and polish the crap out of it. Mine had ridges on it so i actually had to use an emory wheel on my dremel to remove the ridges. I polished until it felt smooth to me when compressing. The cz RP FP spring will bring DA down a good amount i believe.

That's why I pulled the henning out and put the factory back in.

I was having the issue all the tome until I started sorting my brass. Blaser is one that I sort out. All I fire is fed win and rp. Everything else I let my cz eat up. It's annoying to sort all the time but it's just part of it. PS I changed my extractor to the new one with the 9 and it would still hang up. The three pieces of hung brass that I was able to recover were cbc blaser speer. I could see on all of them where the extractor slid right over the lip.