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In your opinion would you still rate the TSO over an Xtreme limited custom assuming the trigger is similar to the one in your Xtreme match?

They are both well made and you can't really go wrong with either. The advantage I see with the Boss is the piece that attaches to the belt is longer giving it more support against your hip. You can really grip down on the gun if need be and the holster stays vertical.

RHT makes one holster for both the S2/Limited so it should be fine.

How often should I replace the PD firing pin spring? Even though it wasn't that old it was looking a little rough so I ordered a replacement for good measure.

The issues I had with it and my S2 were caused by how loose it fit the dust cover. It would rock over a 1/4". I imagine the Lim Pro would be swimming in it.

After choosing the S2 over the Shadow I figured I would eventually pick up a limited until I shot my buddy's TSO last weekend. Great shooter out of the box.

I've been using the PD firing pin/spring combo for about 3000 trouble free rounds but I did notice some drag marks on the primers today. It did this with both 9 & 10lb recoil springs. I know it's common in some guns so I'm not sure if I should be concerned or not. Just as a test I threw the stock pin/spring and the problem went away.

I'm not sure if the pro differs from the original or what is cross compatible with what mount but I did see these from EGW. httpww.egwguns.com/index.php?p=egw_catalog&cid=147

There are a couple of YouTube videos featuring ones done up by Henning Shop. It looks like you can get it and have it all tuned up with his parts plus 5 extended mags for less than the Xtreme.

Rn or FP? What OAL did you end up at? I currently have to run their 125rn at 1.095.

My standard S2 wasn't to bad out of the box either but all the roughness became more obvious with the lighter springs. As for polish I've tried both and prefer the Dremel brand. It seems to stay on the felt wheel and run cooler but both will give you the same results in the end.

I don't think I would. It looks worn to the point the hammer is catching the edge of the FPB hole.

It's hard to tell with the extra metal stuck to it but the back of your slide already looks bevelled. Do you have a pic with the bits of hammer removed?

Thanks for the link. Looks like the one I ordered from BSPS states that it will fit all CZ75/Shadow while this fits the CZ85/Shadow.

I ordered a CGW CZ firing pin spring and the OD is to large to fit into the frame. Did I receive the wrong spring or do you mean a CGW firing pin block spring? For now I ended up just clipping 2 coils off the stock spring. That seems to have made the difference I was looking for while retaining a positive reset so I may just stick with that.

Another benefit is the Henning guide rod is nicely machined and really smooths things up. My S2 OEM rod had deep enough machine marks I didn't even bother trying to polish it.

Mine fit up perfectly to the boss hanger but I did feel the need to trim some excess off the corner where my knuckle would contact when drawing. Maybe a 1/16" of material.

I experienced the same thing and had a friend next door who used to work there adjust it. While improved it still would scrape and bind but eventually chewed it's way into a better fit. I have since moved on to a RHT and while it still had some break in by the Tanfo's sharp edges the fit is much better. I still see shavings but have zero issues with binding.

At least now the safety will be the cheap part.

My S2 has it though a bit less deep. I figured it's there to aid extraction.

Sounds normal for a well fit gun as they are not designed to cycle slowly by hand. Properly lube it and see if it hangs up during live fire. If your convinced the FPB is the issue you could always remove it and see if it solves the problem.

According to this thread it is nolonger legal.

Do you have any experience using the Xtreme disco? If so what are the advantages of going with the two wing type?

I was originally looking at the LimPro before picking up a S2. A well known Tanfo Smith offered to convert an easier to find one in 38 Super to 9mm. They also said it would be Production legal since the caliber is unchanged. I would have looked into that rule further to make sure had I gone that way though.

I would think any steel pin with the right demensions would work until one is available. Mine has very little pressure if any against it and falls right out when removed. My spare measure's .2650 X .0778. If you have an idea where it might be a good magnet might help you located it.