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Please update us on how it compares to the original comp.
MarkS
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Besides the barrel threads, did you have to fit the comp to the slide? Did it clock properly without any material being removed on the comp?
MarkS
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It may be your triggerbar spring came off the grove and got wedged between the frame and trigger bar
Mark S
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Interested
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18 hours ago, Racinready300ex said:
I'm pretty sure it was like 35 then raised to 45, before effectively being eliminated.
Edited 17 hours ago by Racinready300ex
I think you’re correct with the 35oz when CO first started. I remember now, my first dabble with CO was with a GP Xcalibur with a Burris FF3 on a dovetail mount.
Sorry for side tracking the discussionMark S
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If I remember correctly, 45oz was the limit for CO when it started.
I was able to make my cz shadow2 make weight by replacing parts with lighter counterparts plus the optic and optic cut matters as well. Slide lightening cuts where not approved back then.
Mark S
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Single Action pistols are not allowed in Production Division.
Mark S.
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If you are using an Iphone. You can find the arm/disarm on the LAST SHOT menu. You create a new series and go to “Last Shot” so you arm/ disarm the Labradar on your Iphone
Mark S
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I live a few miles away from them. I usually buy items from them that are on sale. Never had problems with the items I bought.
They mostly sell LE stuffs.
Mark S
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Shield RMSX has a big window, auto adjust and always on. 4 or 8 moa available.
Downside is you have to remove optic to replace battery
Mark S
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Is the shape of the grip similar to a Cheely E2 or more of the traditional straight grip?
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I have the mk12 as well. Time to save up for it’s younger brother.
Mark S
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Have you shot it? How does it feel compared to the Xcalibur mk12?
Mark s
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Yes you can put a *thumb rest [generic]* as long as it fits the box when closed.
My IDPA CO/USPA LO toolMark S
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3 hours ago, matteekay said:
Actually, a question for you - did you leave the wheels on?
Yes, I left the wheels on. Propped up the front corners with 2x2’s before the wife made me relocate it. Now, I just left out the 2x2’s for easy relocation. There’s a little wiggle of the whole tool storage, not noticable unless you really look into it.
Mark S
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Screwed scrap of 12x12x 1/4 aluminum plate on the wood top and bolted my 1050 on top of the aluminum plate.
I put my reloading components inside the lower cabinets and dies, spare part, and other tools needed in the drawer
Set up is solid and does not move when reloading
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Could it be that you are compressing the powder inside the case and the powder is pushing the bullets out or will not seat further in anymore. If you’re using the redding micrometer seating die, the spring inside it might be collapsing and not seating the bullet to the desired coal with the compressed powder. Different internal case volume for the mixed range brass.
Mark S
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I use 9# recoil spring on both my major(10.3gn AA7) and minor(135pf on my SP01 bullshadow) load on my czechmate with no problem.
I remember using 10# recoil spring without problem as well.
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Most optic have a notch at the back you could use as your rear sight. Just have to change front sight for poa/poi.
If you like an adjustable rear sight with your optic, get a Leupold DPP. They have an add on adjustable sight, windage wise.
thank you,
Mark S
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Have you tried removing the slide and checked if the follower is not rubbing on the frame when magazines are ejected empty?
Mark S
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Plastic recoil guide rod for an SP01 would work if the Shadow 2 plastic guide rod is not available. It will be slightly short but would still work.
Mark S
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M6x1.0
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Frame mounted thumbrest in IDPA CO/ESP is legal as long as it fits the box, in my understanding of the rule. As long as the thumbrest is thin enough for the box to be closed shut.
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On 6/15/2023 at 11:44 AM, GeneBray said:
Thank you Stmark73. Getting older and stuck on some of the old rules. Believe it was May when Limited Optics was approved as provisional.
Yes, sir
What aftermarket parts came with my CZ?
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Remember it is a decocker model with a firing pin block. You can't compare the trigger to a shadow version. That's like comparing apples to oranges. LOL
Mark S