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I had Jayson at LOK grips whip these up for me, they are his new "thin" grips but cut for use on a CZ 75 with a magwell. The magwell is from CZ Custom and had a local Cerakote them. Jayson is fantastic to work with, so if you need anything custom from him I highly recommend it. These are extremely aggressive and just what I have been looking for.
Just ordered the blue/black ones can't wait to get them and see how they feel on my Shadow. [emoji2]
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I'm pretty sure that's the IPSC list that was quoted as IDPA doesn't have a gun list and the division is called Stock Service Pistol.
You are correct I pulled up IDPA and ended up looking at the IPSC production list...sorry my mistake thought I was being helpful. It appears there is no actual list just a list of criteria it must meet and weight limits and must fit in a box of certain dimensions.
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According to IDPA website for production models the Shadow Orange is on it see below.
I have a Shadow Orange as well and it is an awesome factory gun.
CZ - CESKA ZBROJOVKA CZ75B Omega, CZ75 P-02, CZ75, CZ75B, CZ75B Stainless, CZ75BD, CZ75BD Police, CZ75 Compact, CZ75D Compact, CZ75 SemiCompact, CZ75 Combat II, CZ85, CZ85B, CZ85 Combat
CZ40B, CZ97B, CZ99, CZ100, CZ110, CZ2075 Rami, CZ2075D Rami, CZ2075 Rami P
CZ75 P01, P07, P07 Duty, P09, CZ75 SP-01, CZ75 SP-01 Tactical, CZ75 SP-01 Shadow, CZ75 SP01 Dual Tone, CZ75 SP-01 Sport (9x21mm version with OFM trigger stop as sold in Italy), CZ75 SP-01 Phantom, CZ75 SP-01 Shadow TR, CZ75 SP-01 Shadow Orange, Shadow 2.
Also approved: variants with original (CZUB) barrels which are longer than standard (e.g. SP-01A, SP-01DK), provided the barrel length does not exceed 127mm, and provided all other aspects of these variants fully comply with all other Production Division rules.
Also approved: original (CZUB) dual tone, coloured frame, and Shadow Line variants of approved models.
NOT APPROVED: CZ-USA and CZ Custom Shop variants (e.g. SP-01 Shadow Target, CZ 75 Shadow T, CZ 75 SP01 ACCU Shadow etc.)
NOT APPROVED: Frankonia models (e.g. Mamba, Viper etc.).
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Crappy cell pic but a 1.8" 10 shot group at 11 yards on the Rio main range with my home brew cast 127 grain 9mms.
7lb DA and 3 lb SA. I like it.
Sweet congrats on the new CZ [emoji1303]
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Yes I shoot at Rio every Tues and most weekends. Payson too. And, surprisingly enough, I got an email today stating the Shadow was ready. I will be picking it up Monday.
Sweet that was fast turn around...congrats let's see some pictures of that bad boy when you get it [emoji1303]
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Stewart took my order and said it would be a couple weeks. I am waiting impatiently, but I've been shooting my current 75 Shadow for a couple years now and it serves me well.
I wasn't trying to poo poo the orange. I was seriously considering it. But, when I weighed it all out, for the money I did not see me benefitting from the orange.
Where do you shoot? Rio Saldo? I want to try USPSA but may be a few more months before I can get out.
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I looked at (handled ) all 3 pistols mentioned by the OP at CZ Custom last week. I also brought my well used 75 shadow to compare to. I chose to order an SP01 shadow custom 2014. The orange is nice. It is very tight. For me, shooting USPSA, whatever accuracy gain given by the orange or accu-shadow would not really be noticed while running and gunning. A standard SP01 can print very respectable groups at 25 yards with a good load. For my money, the trigger on the Shadow custom 2014 is way better than the orange. To get the same trigger on the orange would add another 250-300 to the price. Respringing the orange with an extended FP still won't come close to the trigger job CZC puts on the shadow custom. YMMV.
You are probably right it will be more accurate than I will ever be. They didn't have any of the 2014 in stock otherwise I would have considered it I wanted a gun that day.
I may eventually get the short reset, polishing and extended firing pin but you are correct it does comes at an additional price.
I am still happy with it and can upgrade as required.
When are you getting your new pistol?
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I looked at (handled ) all 3 pistols mentioned by the OP at CZ Custom last week. I also brought my well used 75 shadow to compare to. I chose to order an SP01 shadow custom 2014. The orange is nice. It is very tight. For me, shooting USPSA, whatever accuracy gain given by the orange or accu-shadow would not really be noticed while running and gunning. A standard SP01 can print very respectable groups at 25 yards with a good load. For my money, the trigger on the Shadow custom 2014 is way better than the orange. To get the same trigger on the orange would add another 250-300 to the price. Respringing the orange with an extended FP still won't come close to the trigger job CZC puts on the shadow custom. YMMV.
You are probably right it will be more accurate than I will ever be. They didn't have any of the 2014 in stock otherwise I would have considered it I wanted a gun that day.
I may eventually get the short reset, polishing and extended firing pin but you are correct it does comes at an additional price.
I am still happy with it and can upgrade as required.
When are you getting your new pistol?
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Congrats! Yeah they are nice looking. You may decide you dont need short reset once you shoot it. I personally dont think it needs it. Let me know how you like it
Finally got out a shot it today it is way more accurate than me photo below was at 25 yards slow fire and I had to wear my reading glasses to see front sight so I think I did very good
Photo below was at 7 yards
I think shooting it for the first time I did pretty darn good now to continue practicing to improve my skills.
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Nickel slides out nicely, and doesn't wear like the regular mags.
I prefer the Springer Precision pads over the ShockBottle.
The ShockBottle is 2nd from right (on nickel mag), and SP is far right.
I have since gone with the SP pads.
ShockBottle
Springer Precision
Thanks for pictures I like the look of the SP base pads [emoji1303]
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Thanks guys I just didn't want to have to buy a new one [emoji1303]
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Hi I am looking into taking a course for introduction to practical shooting and one of the requirements is a belt that goes through at least 3 belt loops see below.
Can I use a Double Alpha belt the I have that has the inner belt and outer belt as long as the inner belt goes through the loops or do I have to buy a new belt that loops through?
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:
BELT – a belt rigid enough to hold magazine pouches and a holster. Belt must go through a minimum of 3 belt loops. A typical dress belt is not recommended.
Thanks
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Veronika II, my very ordinary Czechmate
Cool looking pistol [emoji1303]
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Ben Stoeger Pro Shop has the nickle magazines and you can add the shock bottle base pads when ordering.
http://benstoegerproshop.com/cz-sp-01-shadow-cz-75-9mm-17-round-nickle-plated-magazine-11155/
I have 11 mags and will probably bump that to 18 over the winter. For a match, I wear 5 on my belt.
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What is the advantage of the nickel plated? What is shock bottle base pad?
Thanks
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For uspsa the max round count for a stage is 32 rounds. Being able to carry 50 rounds is good but 60 is better. If you are asking about a shadow. Most likely you are competing in production or carry optic. That limits you to 10 rounds in the mag. So plan on atleast 5 mags but 6 is better.
Also +1 on the mecgar mags and springer pads. Cant beat the quality for the money with springer.
Thanks...just to be clear you can use higher capacity mags but are limited to putting in 10 rounds for production?
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Good info once I have time to get involved with USPSA I will buy some of these. How many magazines do you need to compete? I a assuming you would need a spare or two as well.
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There are several...intro to steel, action shooting 101, and Tuesday Night Steel all are good places to start.
there is a new shooter class every Tuesday at 6. Good guys and supportive of new shooters
Good to know...thanks for the response
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I may have to try Rio I think they offer a course for beginners
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This should help.
Thanks [emoji1303]
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My Shadow orange I just picked up
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Shadow Target 2. A much better shooter than I at this point.
I like the look of the silver grips [emoji1303]
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The shortest springs came in it. According to the trigger scale, they were the heaviest.
Ok thanks that helps [emoji1303]
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I want those blue ones they look awesome
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Gun, 3 mags, 2 extra recoil springs, 2 extra main springs, lighter firing pin spring, book, target, few different size shock buffs. Said it was supposed to come with a cd. Not sure whats on it but i didnt get it
Sorry I meant what springs were in your gun when you got it?
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CZ accushadow mags
in CZ
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Well I bought 6 - 17 round Mec Gars from the classifieds on here so next will be to orders some SP base pads slowly but surely getting set up to shoot some USPSA in the near future. [emoji2]
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