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  1. Yeah, I guess to further elaborate, the undercut is amazing. It's just different from the standard undercuts on similar pistols. I have a PT aluminum grip too and it's not the same (nice) but just different.

    I guess it's alot of things that add up though. The undercut + the small ergo hump at the back + the signature beavertail blending in... it all makes for a small in hand beefy solid grip. I can only describe it as quality.

  2. Yep Pat is a good guy. You really can't go wrong with that deal. Pat likes to change things up so he is really selling it for less than he has in it. Maybe you could get a signature loan at your bank to finance it.

    Haha, nah man I'm not hurting that bad for a gun. I can always be patient and get something in a year or so built myself. Just looking for something right now to hold me over.

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    Smart choice.

  3. Another vote for EGWs. I've fit an EGW, an Infinity's, swensons shielded, ed brown tactical and STI's.

    Of those, Infinity's was like a piece of art. EGW was also fantastically machined but not as nice as Infinity's. However, EGW has a fantastic design, seems like it's more robust, it was easier to fit so I'd go with them all day.

  4. Some folks reported having cracking issues with the STI aluminum grips but that may have been fixed... polymer grips are pretty forgiving.

    metal grips seem to be more preference than anything BUT if it was a steel grip you do add weight so may shoot a little flatter - some like the feel (more solid)

    eagle gets my vote especially with the other upper

    In the photos, the eagle looks like it's missing the front grip screws.

  5. To add to Mrpostman's comment... that barrel lug file is awesome from brownells... such a useful file...

    Check out some of MosinVirus's videos on youtube and you'll see how often he uses it. He's used it even to modify a 1911 frame from a GI barrel bed to a Para/clark ramped barrel.

  6. I placed a powdervalley order a few days ago, and added some Fiocchi small pistol for $24 per 1500. That's .016 each.

    Shows out of stock now, but definitely worth keeping an eye out for them. I've used them in the past with no issues at all.

    Damn thanks for the tip... definitely gonna watch for those.

  7. VZ gunners are okay too... I found that I really like sandpaper grips - so you could always look for TRP style grips or make your own.

    I've stippled ergo plastic grips before too and that worked great... think you can find those for ~20 bucks so it's not a huge loss if you screw them up.

  8. I too used brownell's lug cutter to fit a schuemann in my 2011. The kit comes with 2 sized cutters so you can zero in on what you need. Take your time and it's really simple.

    Easy & worked great.... Youtube helps lol. Mosinvirus has a video using it on a 1911 80% build and it's pretty clear and easy to use as a tutorial.

  9. I'm maybe not understanding your question, but I think that's what people recommend for transitions.. to focus on your target then allow your gun to swing into position where you can pick up your sight picture.

    Works for me atleast, trying to follow my sight one eye or two eyes open is really tough. Focusing then bringing the gun to my eyes is so much better.

  10. Ok, so when actually LIVE firing I still snatch the trigger. I am not rich enough to fire a gazillion rounds of ammo. What anti-trigger snatch drills can I do to help with it economically via dry fire?

    With only a single round in the gun fire, then do a dry fire right after reset and the sights get re-aligned. Keep doing it until the gun does not move during the dry fire portion. (Credit: Ron Avery).

    This helped me a lot. Insert mag, rack one round, drop mag, fire, fire again (click), rinse and repeat.

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