OnceACowboy

My choice is the Blues at 180. Great accuracy through my CZ TS with Titegroup and very little if any smoke.

Welcome. There is certainly enough information on both.

Welcome to the forum, lots to learn here.

Live fire at least weekly; more if the weather cooperates. Since I'm in Texas that is most of the time. Usually 100-200 rounds working on fundamental drills.

4 times a month live fire, weather permitting. Focusing now on calling shots.

I just hit the pause button if I need to reflect on what I heard. Steve is pretty good at foreshadowing when the music is about to play. Sometimes I go back a second time and replay the parts I need to hear again. This is much easier on my laptop than my phone.

Yes, this what I was referring to. I know my eyes won't get better at focusing near to far, nor will my prescription change. Sent from my SM-G892A using Tapatalk

Thanks for the info.

I have an original Tac Sport. I have looked at CGW and CZC magwells but am wondering what other choices there are. I can't post a WTB yet so can't ask there.

Sorry meat Datblade69.

Welcome to the forum Big Guy! My daughter lives in Wellington.

Have you considered hard chrome? I've seen some beauties.

Thanks, that more or less confirms what I thought. I have started the quick movement exercises after a visit to the eye doctor.

So, what is the advantage to the Grams followers as opposed to the CZ factory ones? Same questions for the springs.

Reloading is fun in and of itself, now you have two addictions.

Thanks for the responses. I really want to keep shooting iron sights but I know I need some eye work. I will be checking out the Brock string and the YouTube info.

I've put thousands of rounds through my Tactical Sport magazines without ever running into an issue. Every time I thought it was a mag issue, it turned out to be an ammo issue.

I'm a 67 year old shooter and as you know, the eyes aren't as good as they used to be. I listened to Yong Lee on Arik Levy's podcast and he described a series of eye exercises that should help with eye speed for transitions, calling shots, etc, Has anyone on the board used these? What were your results?

Since visualization is (to my mind) both technique and skill, do you practice/can you practice this in dryfire? To date, I only practice this in my live fire sessions.

I think there is something to this. When working up loads for my 40 cal TS, I learned a lot by comparing my freestyle 12.5 yd groups to the 25.

My favorite is the Tactical Sport. I have one in 9mm and one in .40 S&W, but they are the only two I have .... so far.

Same thing happens in my Tactical Sport when I switch from 124 Berrys to the 150 Syntech, 2" left and 2" high.

Welcome, plenty of Tanfo shooters here.

Happy New Year to you. Welcome!

Practice with what you have, it will translate to any pistol.