RocketRyan

No, the larger glass makes it easier even though it rides a little higher than the FF3. I just enjoy the fact that I can see the dot on white steel now. DPP 2.5 is also good for this reason. I would probably like my DPP better but it has a parallax issue and produces two dots that I have to send back to Leupold (this was new out of the box).

A small amount is not a big deal considering the process that the brass goes through.

Cmore Slideride 8 MOA on both my Victory pistol and Volquartsen rifle. I use to run a Fastfire III but the lack of brightness was washing out with the sun behind me.

I use czcustom parts for my p09 mags to get 23 reloadable. https://czcustom.com/cz-parts-all/p07-p09-parts-from-diagram/p09-ext-base-pad-140mm-flush-fit.html https://czcustom.com/czc-spring-and-follower-kit-10.html

If you get the CGW kit, just ask for competition springs instead of the defensive springs. I run an 11.5 hammer spring with a 11lb recoil spring and 135gr coated bullets. I have a standard SP-01 milled that is a lot of fun in CO. There is also many ways to get 23 rounds reloadable too.

1. N320 2. Titegroup (9mm Minor) I'm interested in trying Alliant Sport Pistol, but haven't been able to get away from these two powders depending on what's in stock at the time.

I currently use a standard SP-01 for Carry Optics with a Burris FF3 milled into the slide. If I had to do it again I would of gone for the SP-01 Shadow with a 10x Cajun bushing or a SP-01 Accu-Shadow. CZ you can load 23 re-loadable with many combinations of base pads/spring/followers.

I run a SP-01 in Carry Optics and use 18 round tubes with a taran tactical +2 and 10522 czcustom spring and follower kit. For my 17 round mecgar I use the Taran Tactical +4 with the same 10522 kit. Both those combos get 23 and gauge properly.