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Have them build the open, and an extra limited top end. Expensive but money well spent!
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Thank you!
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So I have to say, after getting this SV grip I felt like a noob. The tolerances on parts like the magwell pin, magazine release were super tight. I actually had to use a punch to get the mag release out. I thought I was loosing my mind. All in all I am very happy with my decision. I received the grip one day shy of a month. Called SV, a couple times and was helped very promptly. All in all a great learning experience. And every single magazine I have, about a dozen old style SV magazines, 4 STI gen 2 magazines, 1 mbx magazine, and one 1st gen magazine. All function and drop free. Thanks for all the great answers. Here is how it turned out.
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Thanks for the feedback, looks like I'll be ready then!
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Thank you, not that I have any issue with Tti or Grams, I've always liked the Dawson's
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No problem I always ran those with ismi springs, they always worked well for me.
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Cool deal, thank you!
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Yeah, I ordered some, thinking the followers would have the same base (where the spring attaches) i was wrong, it is set up for their springs. I loved the old red competition followers.
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Will I have to stick with Tti, or grams pads? Or can I use Dawson's as well?
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Thanks, I was hoping I didn't have to change. I've got about a dozen old style Sv and they have worked perfect in every gun I've owned.
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As the title says, I ordered an SV skatrr terraun grip , competition size for small to medium hands. It's going on sn SV sight tracker, from about 2004. I have always used old atyle SV mag bodies, and some new gen Sti. But that was with a polymer grip, and steel Limcat grip. Will I still be able to use the old style Sv tubes? And still use the new gen Sti tubes? Any insight would be helpful, I don't want to buy all new Sv mags. Also with Sv billet grip and Xl competition aluminum magwell, will i be able to use Dawson pads? Or stick with Grams and Tti? Thanks in advance.
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Just make sure your thumb safety works.
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Every 2011 i have owned, have had the grip safety pinned. That being said 1 nationals, and several state comps, non issue.
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Lmfao!
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What he said! (Go very slow!) I've ruined a couple safeties fitting them myself.
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That being said, it should work. Look on SVI's website in tech notes , it shows you basically what material needs to be removed.
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Not a gunsmith but I would look at the sear and see where it is, and compare that before you go any further. I had a fitting issue with Svi thumb safety and it ended up making contact with the sear, that was on an Sti component 2011.
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I have buergers disease, as well as pheriferal artery disease, I noticed no improvement whatsoever. I tried several different socks with different pressures, all the same result.
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Also maybe call a few builders, a ton of people have gone from polymer to steel or aluminum grips. Maybe someone has some laying around.
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Turned out great! Job well done!
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Yes heat up the area in question, just be sure that you don't go overboard, or you will end up with the original shape, but lopsided! Just concentrate on the area of the thumb rest and you should be fine.
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I have modified a Blade tech by heating it up with a heat gun. That was fairly simple. I have never cut one.
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And no issue using extension cord.
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The nice thing about these compressors is that they only need about 7 to 8 amps. My old craftsman 1hp would trip a 20 amp breaker whenever it would start to cycle. Drove me nuts.
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Driving down to SV Infinity
in Open Pistols
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So what did you get?
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