CaliYeti

Really liking this holster so far. I've used the Alpha X and it hung up a ton on it and I liked my CR Speed but not being able to switch guns without adjusting it was the downside of it. This holster so far is almost perfect with the release of the gun and ability to use any 2011 on it. The only thing I wish it had was an tacticle click when it was holstered. Just so you know it is in there. But besides that I wouldn't change anything else.

This is the most true statment any person getting into open can hear. To many times lately you see new guys trying to cut corners or try to out think what the best shooters have been doing for years. There is a formula that is really really good... Use it.

If I to absolutly get one of the three mentioned I guess it would be an Atlas. If I were going to pick what I think is the best around I would get and EMG. Eddie puts more into every gun he has coming out of his shop than any other builder out there.

The Sigs use the same mounting pattern but are a little longer. So if you have a blast sheid on your mount that goes right to the front of your RTS2 it might be an issue. And maybe I was mistaken about the RTS2 I was looking at but It seemed damn bright. The Sig's are definitly everything I would want in an optic though, big glass and the dot is bright enough that you would never need anything brighter.

Worst come to worst you can sell yours and and upgrade it for under $150 more. What is nice about the RTS2s is they're a lot cheaper than the Sig optics.

I had the same issue with my older version RTS2 so I went with a Sig XL. The Sig XL or Max are definitly a lot brighter and have the biggesst glass for a miro optic. If you like the RTS2 and want something cheaper I've seen their V5 version and it is probably the brightest thing I've seen on the market.

It seems like this is a big deal to you. Can you just get the gun with a PT grip instead so you can get the staineless magwell? If not then I wouldn't sweat it as much and just go witht the brass Cheely magwell so you can add some weight and test it out. Or email akai and see if he will make the Cheely Magwell in stainless for you.

OR https://ccgunworks.com/xl-magwell-brass/

Well you're in luck... https://ccgunworks.com/xl-magwell-bighands-brass/

Pretty sure you have to go Cheely and it comes with one so you're set. The self correcting ones they have now are pretty nice. Just pick small hands vs big hands. I got a PT magwell for my PT grip and if they made it in steel it would be great. But they don't so its still good just gets beat up easily.

Do not use spacers with Gen II. You don't need them. Follow the Atlas method on youtube, they have a few videos on it now and buy the Dawson mag tuning tools. They're good to have because you might need to retune them after extended use. I did this and mine ran great for the past 2 years.

Agressive is the way to go. It might take you some time to get used to but you will eventually.

Polish it up, get the 13lb hammer spring with extendid firing pin. Get the reduced power trigger return spring with Canik pin and then just shoot it a bunch. CZ triggers only get better with age.

Range Panda makes great stuff and awesome customer service. Saw him at a match and mentioned how the cover doesn't sit flush with my optic mount and that i was just going to use a hot knife on it. He told me they revised it and it does now and he sent me a updated one for free. They also are made in a way that they're flexible when off the optic but rigid for protection whe on it. Perfect product.

RMR mount will work. It also has the same footprint of the RMR so you won't have to worry about issues like the Sig's using the RTS2 mounting pattern but not fitting lots of old generation mounts due to them not having the same foot print.