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ARac40

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  • Birthday 01/23/1984

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    Tony Raciak

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Finally read the FAQs

Finally read the FAQs (3/11)

  1. L-10 Firearms out of CA. Used to. Idk if they still do.
  2. VZ Tactical II work well for me.
  3. +1 @davsco where’s your sense of adventure OP??!! Use a punch and swear words like everyone else LOL JK! That’s a pretty cool tool!
  4. https://staccato2011.com/products/dawson-precision-optic-system-slide-milling-service/ staccato offers the service according to their website.
  5. If you find a used one, a Staccato XL in .40 will eat whatever you throw at it.
  6. LOL, I learned how to shoot pistol from the bullseye crowd when I was growing up… I don’t like working fundamental, but they’re important.
  7. I have one for USPSA limited. It’s a solid pistol all the way around. Everything’s tight and holds 3” off-hand at 50 Yds if I’m doing my part. Only thing I changed was the magwell.
  8. Personally, I don’t think you can go wrong with either option for a 2011. Big thing between TTI and Dawson is size. They are both easy to disassemble and work on without tools.
  9. TTI 4mm base pads with grams springs & followers seems to be the norm. That’s gets you 20 reloadable in a .40 prolly 23-24 in a 9mm. Good luck.
  10. Warwick Tactical makes some good stuff too… and you can get the slide barrel and frame fitted like Brazos.
  11. I don’t think you can go wrong… I have bigger hands and have shot a TSO and a Shadow 2. Both guns fit my hands well, meaning I can access the safety, mag release, and slide lever without manipulating my grip. There is a difference circumference wise, but it is minimal and I think you’ll be happy with either. Kinda depends on what division / game you’re looking to play. good luck!
  12. I detail strip my pistols and put everything but the tiny parts in there. The model I have had several settings with 480 seconds being the longest. I run it with heat for 480 seconds. Take it out and let it drip dry. Then run a bore brush down the barrel and patch till clean. Wipe off the excess and back together the gun goes. Pretty streamlined and simple. I suppose you could forgo the extra barrel cleaning but I like clean lands and grooves lol
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