DKnoch

My grip revelations would be that I do not need to imitate what top shooters do. I tried the Vogel grip, I’ve tried the front to back pressure, then went back to how I started with gripping all sides of the gun. Most important thing is to properly grip and crush with support hand and only squeeze strong hand enough so that you can still work the trigger without it affecting the rest of your strong hand. Other one is just because you are gripping hard doesn’t mean the entirety of your upper body should be tensed up. I have a bad habit of tensing my shoulders and rest of my body and I have to keep that in mind or it can come back to haunt me again. Not as much grip, but related to gripping hard

I only had regular stock 2’s previously, because Xtremes were expensive and still needed polishing and work. At a Stoeger class I dryfired his Xtreme and it was nice. Only thing he had done was swap the recoil spring if I recall correctly, and shot it a lot I’m sure. I got one recently and it is nice. I may drop the hammer spring weight to a 14 or 15.5 (I’m not sure what came stock in the gun though. I’ll look that up first), but it’s a nice gun for sure. Also put some Lok grips on it. I got it for just a bit more than is asked for used standard Stock 2’s nowadays. Got a Vice holster on order, but several weeks out. Had to order some 10 round mags, LF mags are hard to find, so I took what I could I get. I sold my stock 2’s a few years ago for Shadow 2’s. I could never transition and shoot controlled pairs with the Shadow 2 as well as I did with the Stock 2. Shadow 2 always felt front heavy to me. It shot well, but I preferred my Stock 2’s and regretted selling them. I didn’t intend to sell both previously, but had two people respond to ads within a few minutes (after no response for 2 weeks before that). So like a dummy I sold both.

Yes, correct where have you found an available 750 in 40? I’ve been looking for a 750, 1050, or 1100 in 40 and was about to just get on the waiting list with dillon

A DQ...? Definitely not a dq, but why would the OP or anyone want their mags to fall out? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They may have raised their prices, then they discounted everything! [emoji848] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

CTD did the same thing after Sandy Hook, yet people started buying from them after the gouging stopped. If I remember correctly they were selling 30 round p-mags for like $100 each (could’ve been more) and $500 AR’s for $2000 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes that’s what they told me to do, still waiting on it to ship though Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just called Springer precision and they were very helpful, but Sig is famous for changing constantly. To be safe they asked I get the gun in hand to answer a few things before proceeding. So I’ll go that route. Thanks all Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This says it does not work with guns cut from factory for R1 Pro though. I think the difference in the plate would be which optic it’s cut for, which is why I’m thinking I need the legion plate since they’re both cut for R1 Pro. I’ll likely email Springer Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Did a search and did not come up with an answer to my question.. I just ordered a newer style X5 (non legion) that’s cute for the R1Pro. I’m wanting to install a R3 Max on it I already have. Question is do I need one of the Legion adapter plates since they’re both fit for the R1 Pro? Attached pictures will hopefully help with context Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Buddy of mine shot one and had a canyon creek magwell that got welded on. He always seemed to have issues getting gear that fit correctly without modding (even a holster). Hopefully you have better luck. Is a good gun though Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I wouldn’t wear boots, they’re heavy and don’t have as aggressive tread as Salomons or similar shoe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That’s already a thing with the 59 oz/kg/lbs/tons weight limit (or whatever it is nowadays), thumb rests, and whatever other things are allowed (or will be soon enough) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve never shot IDPA and don’t know the rules well, but they don’t allow 2 piece belts last I heard. That may have changed, but I doubt it. Also I don’t think IDPA allows a dropped offset hanger for your holster? For USPSA just follow the advice given. I’d add for mag pouches, I personally recommend CR Speed’s. I’ve used several different types including DAA race masters, but the CR Speeds just work well and aren’t overly expensive. The belt attachment on mine can be flipped so the mag pouch sits a bit higher or lower. Mine is a bit higher, but you could put yours lower if you have a shorter torso maybe? They just sat a bit too low that way for my liking, but it may work well for you Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oakley would be high up on glasses I think just because it’s been a popular brand for years, and Hunters HD Gold seems to be fairly popular. No clue about ears, I use Premear and like them Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk