George16

Glad to hear you’re cancer free. Congrats and I’m hoping it’ll stay away for good so you can enjoy life .

Buy your wife what she wants first then buy both. If she complains, tell her the item you bought for her is more expensive than what you bought. Works all the time lol

Thanks for the info. Those are great numbers. I have a thousand of those RMR JHPs that I can load for my Shadow 2 and TSO at that OAL.

I use the race master for USPSA and the RHT holster for 2 or 3 gun. I like the race master better since it doesn’t wear the slide. The only reason I use the RHT is because speed holsters like the race master is not allowed in 2 or 3 gun.

That’s exactly what I had done on mine (.5 on the right lens and 0 on my left) i dont one use it daily because of the diminished depth perception. This is the only drawback I noticed. It doesn’t give me headaches or make me dizzy compared to other people that have tried it.

No it doesn’t. I put it in the freezer for a couple of hours and applied lube to make the installation a little bit easier.

Use a socket, a couple of extensions and a whack of a hammer.

I put a little metal spacer between the grip and magwell to prevent the magwell from moving forward when you tighten the set screw.

You can actually do that. I sent my prescription to Oakley to have them make my shooting glasses. Right lens was magnified at .5 while left lens wasn’t magnified at all. This is was done to correct my vision since everything is blurry at 4 feet or less while I can see clearly at distance. Fax or email them a copy of your rx after filling out the required info in their online prescription questionnaire. Since I already have a pair of Oakley Flak 2.0 XL with TR22, TR45 and iridium polarized lenses, I requested a pair of rx Prizm lens for shooting with iron sights. I use either one of the non-rx lenses when shooting with a dot.

That looks nice!

Yes. I replaced the bushing on my Shadow 2 and TSO. I don’t find a need to replace the bushing on my CM, yet.

If it’s not the sights, then you’re pulling your shots. It’s typical for right handed shooters. It happened to me when I was just starting. What I did was do the Stoeger drill on a white wall and just concentrating on not moving the dot and squeezing the trigger to the rear. Make sure your trigger finger’s position is also optimal.

I didn’t have any problems blending the magwell on the my TSO. I’ll be doing the same to the CM sometime. There’s plenty of material left on the plug after I was done.

You can check these Elvex glasses in Amazon. You can choose any from the magnification you want. Elvex glasses

Thanks. Yes, it’s the factory magwell. Just make sure you go slow. I used a 320 grit sanding drum initially and then went to 600, 800 and finally 1000.

I haven’t blended the magwell on my CM yet but did it on my TSO. Both guns use the same CZ magwell.

I got the TR22, TR45, Daily Prizm Polarized, Black Iridium polarized and Ballistic M frames (with clear, Vr28 and gray lenses). I use the TR45 for low light, TR22 for bright light and Daily Prizm polarized for really bright days and the Black Iridium polarized for driving. I tried the Black Iridium polarized for really bright days but the contrast is lacking compared to the Daily Prizm polarized lens. The Daily Prizm polarized makes the red dot stand out more in very bright sun and the background compared to the Black Iridium polarized.

I bought three TTI +4 base pads with grams springs and followers from a member here in the forum and installed it on my Shadow 2 mags. I can confirm that i can put 23 rounds in the mag plus one in the chamber.

I’m using the stock ambi safety with my Hiperfire Eclipse but I cut a coil off of the spring. It made it easier for me to flip it between safe/Fire.

It’s under the tactical sports orange drop down menu. Choices are stock thumbrest or nitrofin.

The cases vary in weight even with the same head stamps. I sort my brass for reloading and when I randomly weigh some of the deprimed cases, it still varies by .1-.3 grains. I weight my ammo after I done reloading with same headstamps, primer and powder and still see a slight variation in weight by .1-.3 grains. You are right though that xtreme is heavy. In fact, they’re the heaviest in all the brass I sort (with the exception of stepped brass). Do a function check on the ammo before going full throttle with it.

That’s a henning basepad.

Another vote for RHT.

This. Practice your reloads because the angle of the magazine will throw you off and prevent proper seating of the mag.

Yup. That’s what I did to my TSO. I bought a CZC multi-optic mount and installed it on my TSO. or you can use a czechmate mount/slide ride combo. I swap the czechmate mount with slide ride and test fitted it on the TSO and put the CZC multioptic mount on the Czech mate on this picture. Both are interchangeable.