mikeyjones

What division did you shoot in idpa? I don't think the ts fits any division. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

I think the laser screws on, so you can always disable the laser and just use the CO2 piece to get some recoil.

You have a link to that on their site?

Some people claim it changes the characteristics of the powder by crushing it up a bit. But personally I haven't noticed any difference through a chrono...

Not sure I follow the relationship between a recoil spring and a striker spring. The striker spring doesn't assist in bringing the gun into battery - that's all in the recoil spring. The only thing you might get with a lightened striker spring is light strikes on the primer - FTF's. Not failure to go into battery. What Braxton1 said was correct, the striker acts in the opposing direction of the recoil spring in a Glock. Don't know about other plastic guns. So if you lighten the striker spring, wouldn't that make the gun go into battery more easily?

Not sure I follow the relationship between a recoil spring and a striker spring. The striker spring doesn't assist in bringing the gun into battery - that's all in the recoil spring. The only thing you might get with a lightened striker spring is light strikes on the primer - FTF's. Not failure to go into battery.

I'm not a big guy and my M3K runs like a top...

I had issues w/ a 13lb, had to go up to 14. I had issues with the slide not going into battery after only 500 rounds with a 13lb.

I think easier than the stock ones. But not at first. After you remove them a few times, they get broken in and easier to remove. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

I use the CRT pads for production. Really love them. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

That's definitely strange. I've had the miscolored primer compound though

Sorry for your loss. I know how I feel about our 4 legged kids. They're definitely part of the family Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

Just be careful if you happen to live in one of the restricted states I live in Georgia these days. I moved from CA about 2 years ago. There's no restriction on tube magazine capacities in CA. Just putting it out there. Yet another spot where CA has it better than NJ in terms of gun laws. Amazing.

What others have said. A TINY amount of lube to help break in. After that, I run my Glocks pretty dry.

That's partially true. Once you get a feel for your trigger, it becomes muscle memory where the reset is.

What about the 014?

PV is great. Just placed another large order with them today. Have never been disappointed. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

Im interested in ballpark price as well. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

I just put a set of these on one of my 1911s. Really happy with the grips. Good aggressive grip at an awesome price point. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

That logic is severely flawed. Just because something is more expensive, does not necessarily make it better.

I'm not overly impressed with their stuff. I ordered a bunch from them last time they had a sale. Took over a month with very poor communication from the owner. They bullets aren't any cheaper or better than any of the others. So I'll stick to acme for now. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

What kind of results have people been getting with the ts 40? Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

Stoeger M3K is ready to go w/ a tube extension.

Thanks guys. Sent from my Z812 using Tapatalk

So I recently acquired a CZ TS. Been playing with it for the last few days in dry fire, getting a feel for the trigger. I noticed that if I decock and leave it at the half-cock notch, pressing the trigger will drop the hammer all the way down. I don't think this is normal. Is it? I haven't done it in live fire yet so I can't confirm if it sets off a round that way.