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Limcat Razorcat in 9mm Major.
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Has anybody shot both the Nemesis and Artemis that can share an option? They both have a sight block but the Artemis is 5” and Nemesis 5.2” I believe.
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12 minutes ago, cbrussell said:
Could you expand on your comment? I am interested in a new Limited gun trying to decide between island and sight block. Any thoughts on barrel length for either? Thinking about a 6 inch barrel.
Thanks.
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5.4”
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I have Tripp 10 round magazines for 10mm that fit in the box. Great mags but I think they stopped making them. Wilson Combat 9-round 10mm mags work great too. I stay away from the 40SW mags because of the spacers on the rear of the mags that don't help if you load long.
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I personally don't have a Bul 1911 but know a couple of guys that do. Never heard them complain about them and haven't seen them having problems with them.
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Really like the look.
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I have one in 40SW. Great 1911. Does not use the standard 1911 holster.
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Not sure what you mean with “old” but I was going to suggest the SP01.
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I believe RedHill Tactical does.
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I took the front sight off on mine 5000 rounds ago and haven't had any problems. I've seen other CZ shooters shooting CO without the front sight.
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No it won't fit. Different frames.
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I would put a 13lb main spring. Problem could be hard primers in the Wolf ammo.
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I used CZ Custom. They did an excellent job and using them again on my second SP01. Don’t have any experience with the other shops you mentioned and just prefer the option of using a different dot.
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Not sure how far he’s from you but I would use Matt McLearn. He’s in Ohio.
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Blade-Tech makes one that you can order off the shelf. You also have gX Products and Redhill Tactical, but those are made to order.
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Cesar Shop out of Europe sells base pads in brass but the are currently out of stock.
Edit: They are in stock. Waiting for them to respond to my email so I can order them.
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I had the same problem. You have to make sure you press the mag release completely in. The magazine spring is hard to press until it’s broken in.
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Best part of the Tripp magazines is the customer support. When you contact them you are speaking directly to the owner.
You can't go wrong with them.
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The only ones I've found are the Tripp 10 round 10/40 mags. I reload long so the 10mm magazines are the only ones that work for me.
If your debating on buying them, I would definitely recommend them. They have worked with no issues. I'm going to buy more as soon as they're back in stock at Dawson Precision.
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If don’t want feeding problems bite the bullet and get the MBX mags. They go for $130. Maybe see if you can buy used Remington mags.
On the sights I use Dawson Precision.
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12 minutes ago, BadShot said:
After you have cataract surgery, aren't your eye focused to distance only? Since there is no lens to focus up close, how do you see the iron sights? I had my surgery and have 20/30 left and 20/20 in the right, but I can see irons unless it is bright and sunny. Just curious as to how this works, thanks.
Yes. I can only see distance and need reading glasses. I can also clearly see the the fiber too...even indoors.
I shoot target focused so all I need to see is a glimpse of the fiber on the A zone. Same as with the red dot.
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I started transitioning to the red dot when my vision started getting worse with age (63). It got to the point where I could no longer see details in the target and just saw a brown blur. I transitioned to red dot and it helped a lot. I trained with the tape over the red dot’s glass but still was seeing the targets the same, but accuracy was much better.
I went to see an Ophthalmologist and was diagnosed with cataracts in both eyes. I had cataract surgery and my vision returned back to normal. 20/20 in left eye and 20/15 in the right.
I started dry firing with irons, took videos of myself shooting red dot vs irons and found myself shooting better and faster with irons.
Us seniors/super seniors are at the age that we start to develop cataracts and maybe that will be the solution. Not saying that it applies to everyone but just a thought.
Hope this helps.
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I agree. Shoots great too.