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PewPewJohnson87

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  1. If it's new Call Infinity. Most builders prefer you send the gun back, sometimes with ammo, that way they can look at it. The builders would prefer you not tinker or have another gun smith work on it. My advice, take a good video and reach out to Infinity tomorrow. Out of curiosity, how many rounds have been put down range?
  2. It's the best I could come up with that wasn't inappropriate. lol
  3. 11-1/2 months and my Honcho landed at the FFL today. At the end of Dec Tiffany informed me the Slide had to go back to coating due to a scratch after coating, but PT was able to strip & recoat the gun, which took 5 weeks. Not going to lie, I figured it would be another 3-4 months, but thankfully it didn't. I wish the coating process didn't take as long, but I knew that was an issue when I ordered the gun.
  4. 124 PD or MG 10.6gr VV N105 1.230 OAL 171-PF
  5. If you don't mind waiting, it's worth it in my opinion. Just don't be in a hurry, if you haven't already, you may want to read through the "people still waiting on Honcho's" thread to make a decision. I have 10 close friends that have multiple Honcho's, they all run great and only 2 have had issues, both were due to the shooter not oiling the gun as outlined in the Honcho society forum. I ordered my gun in February, I spoke with serval of those friends as they are on the team and they were very transparent and told me about all the issues you will read about online, the biggest being the issues PT is having with the companies they are using for coating. So, with full transparency I decided to order one anyway, within 7 weeks of paying my deposit, my gun was sent to coating. How long will it be there? No one really knows, but I'm not shooting right now with my wife's new work schedule, so as much as I wish I had the gun, I don't have the time to shoot it right now.
  6. Going to be tough to find what you want, under 5" & cheaper than what you've been finding. I just purchased a Dan Wesson PM-9 with a matching top end in .40 off here 2 weeks ago and that gun shoots laser beams, maybe consider opening up to the idea of a 5" and that should open up a lot more options with lower price ranges.
  7. SV recommended that sight? Looks like its more suited for the Tacticool crowd, just my two cents though...
  8. Had a close friend order 2 Open guns and 2 single stacks at the same time 3yrs ago, his experience was not very good. Open guns had wrong grips, the Akai lettering looked like it was done by hand with a dremel, and they wouldn’t eject. Sent the guns back, shay fixed everything except he extraction issue. Single stacks had the same poor lettering, he was so soured with the experience the guns are just sitting in his safe. Now mind you he’s had shay build him 2 limited guns, 2 sets of single stacks (9mm & .40) about 5yrs prior to the above mentioned guns, those older guns runs great and look amazing. I don’t want to bash shay, because has built a lot of great guns that run, I’m just sharing an experience of a close friend.
  9. I’ve only ran Sig in my 320’s. But my 226 ran Mcgar great, I had a couple pro mags and were given away to someone less fortunate. They we too inconsistent for competition, but fine for plinking.
  10. Can't believe this thread hasn't been referenced. Here's all the info you should need, take your pick and enjoy your Legion.
  11. I've been able to order Precision Delta 124 JHP's almost on a weekly basis for a few months now, the only down side is sometimes they wont offer them in 2k lots, only 1k. I was able to order 2-2,000 count (4k total) cases last week Friday, I ordered another 4k yesterday. Also I check Montana Gold everyday and I can usually get 2 cases (3.750) a month. JHP's are out there you just gotta consistently check the sites.
  12. I change the springs in my guns at the beginning of every season, it just makes it easier keeping track of what needs maintenance. I average 25k-30k rounds per season between 2 guns, so that's 12k-15k rounds on each gun.
  13. No difference to me, especially comparing it to the Legion.
  14. Unfortunately the project was aborted, due to Sig removing so much material out of the slide there wouldn’t have been enough material to have more then 2 threads holding the optic on. I ended up getting a custom plate made out of aluminum that was about 1/2 the thickness of the springer.
  15. Never had a light strike, My X5’s, Legion’s, and my X-Carry have never seen factory ammo, but they light off every Sm Rifle primer on the market.
  16. They have been making that claim for almost a year now. Last person I talked to (June 2019) was pretty rude too, so even if they do ill keep my money in my pocket.
  17. How aggressive is the "E2 aggressive" compared to the EVO? I really like the texture of the EVO, but im not sure if I need to get the Extra aggressive, id like it to be close to the texture of the EVO, but doesn't have to be exact.
  18. Legion with silicone carbide. I prefer the X-series grip module's overall, I even bought the Tungsten grip module for my standard X5 that Shooting Sports innovations was selling before Sig came out with the Legion grip module's
  19. Your gun came out BA!!! Is the builder CJ local to Atlanta? I cracked the slide on my first open gun (its an older gun), id like to get a new top end build with newer updated parts and id like to have someone local build it.
  20. Here's my X-Carry that I had cut for RMR. This slide has the Romeo 1 cut, if yours is cut for a DPP, you will not be able to mount the RMR without a plate. Sig has hogged out the bottom side of the slide so much that there's not enough material to recut the slide with recoil bosses. What me and my buddy determined was that we needed to mill the front portion of the cut just a touch and then drill & tap the holes. We used a CNC machine to do the milling and drilling & tapping, because it needed to be very precise. This would allow the optic needed to be sandwiched front to back to insure there wouldn't be added stress on the bolts. FYI, one of the bolt holes for the RMR pattern will have to go through the extractor spring channel. You will need to file down some of the bolt to prevent it from rubbing, you wont need to take much off depending on the length of the bolts you use, It took only a few passes of a hand file to achieve the clearance needed. Also, there's not enough material to achieve irons forward without potentially weakening the breach face If you're looking to get this done hit up my buddy Will at Mac Defense Industries in Woodstock GA, tell him Anthony sent you, if you have Instagram look him up at MacDefenseind. He also did the Stippling on the grip
  21. he announced on IG a while back that he will be shooting for Atlas Gunworks this year. But, he was shooting a X5 last yr.
  22. I’m gonna buy one regardless, I have a SIGness.
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