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11 minutes ago, AmarokTactical said:
One concern that I do have... will the Romeo1 fit onto the Romeo1 Pro/DPP cut that they are putting on these Legion slides? Would be pretty frustrating to have to buy new optics for it instead of the multiple Romeo1's that I have.
It will fit. There'll be a gap in the front though. Will that effect the reliability of the optic? Maybe...
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1 hour ago, kujo929 said:
I’ve messed with the tungsten powder. Several applications only added around an ounce. Which leads me to believe it can work but will take some work to add any significant amount.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI do all the silicon carbide on my grip modules myself. I added tungsten powder to the epoxy and it added about 0.6 oz. Better than not adding it, but hardly noticeable.
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1 hour ago, be032 said:
Will Grayguns sell you the TRS separately?
they will verify that you have purchased the full kit before they will sell any parts individually.
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3 hours ago, Goose78 said:
I had this exact same thing happen to me last night. Roughly 15k rounds and numerous hours of dry fire. Broke in the same exact spot, same trigger upgrade. Hopefully they will replace the part and won’t have to buy the whole kit.
They sell the springs individually. I've purchased extra trigger bar and sear springs.
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1 hour ago, Nevadazielmeister said:
Out of all of these, this is the only legal draw start position. To boot, a .95 draw is VERY good, up there with the best, especially considering the holster he is using.
Per the USPSA rules and comparing your hands/arms in your video to Appendix E3, that draw could be deemed illegal. Hands and arms naturally at sides is clearly shown and with your hands hovering over your handgun with your arm bent forward could be construed a violation of rule 8.2.2.
Like the video above yours, your hand is also not naturally by your side. Some RO's (this one in particular) would find issue with it being that way. I would suggest getting into a routine in which you are not likely to be in violation and suddenly have to change. I would further recommend that you very carefully review Rowdy's thoughts on the subject of drawing since he clearly (really clearly) understands a very fast and very safe draw.
Good luck sir!!
The inconsistency with how arms naturally at sides is enforced is probably why the start positions at last years nationals were mostly wrists below belt. Wrist below belt should be a lot easier to enforce consistently.
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On 4/17/2019 at 4:54 PM, bigbob21 said:
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkJust as an FYI the instructions that came with my RTS2 doesn’t have the bit about the locking screw.
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I use mine with FP, works great.
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I use the Lee U Die with squirrel daddy hardened decapping pins.
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28 minutes ago, scooterj said:
Mine will turn but dot doesn’t move unless the lock is disengaged.
hmm, I'll have to take it to the range and test that.
Whats strange is, the left/right adjustment has a solid click and moves when locked, but is harder to turn. The up/down adjustment has a very faint click and spins freely when locked
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I was pretty sure that they weren't supposed to move, thanks for the confirmation. The up down adjustment doesn't click and spins freely.
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I recently bought a rts2 to try out and noticed the adjustment screws still turn after engaging the lock. Are they supposed to turn?
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I replaced a couple of my P320 X5 barrels with Barsto. Some things I noticed, the chamber is significantly tighter than OEM, I ended up sending the barrels back and had them reamed out for my ammo. The barrels are faster than OEM, by 30-40 fps. They are much easier to clean. They shoot marginally tighter groups, better, but for action pistol probably not all that noticeable.
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36 is the best IMO
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2 hours ago, Tanfastic said:
In my experience, if it's something important don't rely on "hands-off" customer service options with Mark 7, such as posting support issues on the owner's forum, e-mail or using the ticket submission process, always call, and they will always answer. I have had many, many e-mails not responded to for days, weeks or never. But I've also received stellar above-and-beyond customer service many times, including video chats with engineer, free parts, etc. So my take is the people at Mark 7 are great, they care, and they want to help you. However, they're understaffed and overwhelmed much of the time, so you have to treat it that way knowing that if it's a big problem you have to keep on them for a solution, don't just sit back and stew about them not returning your e-mail for a week, or you're just going to be disgruntled. What I have NEVER seen is Mark 7 not being willing to help or resolve and issue, and to me that's the most important thing to consider as an owner.
When I was trying to get my primer check fixed. I called and left messages 3 times, not one call was returned.
When i I was trying to get my powder check sensor fixed, I called and the CS rep took my info and opened a ticket, then said someone would have to get back to me. No one ever did....
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32 minutes ago, tanks said:
I have had great customer service. All my issues were taken care of in a speedily manner. While getting my powder dispenser upgraded I was getting almost daily text messages about the progress.
are you using their “premium” customer support?
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I’ve been giving some though lately of upgrading to a Mark 7 Evolution from my 1050 with autodrive pro. The only thing holding me back is how terrible my experiences with Mark7 customer service has been.
When I received my autodrive pro the primer check sensor was DOA, it took me over 3 months to navigate their customer service and get a new sensor. Later on I purchased their powder check sensor, it also arrived DOA. I submitted a support ticket, after receiving no response over a week later and not wanting to deal with it, I returned the powder check sensor.
My impression of their CS is that it stinks, and I’m glad I havent had a serious problem with my autodrive pro. That said I really like the feature of their new presses, but I don’t want to wait weeks or even months to get help when I need it.
So, has anyone had good experiences with their CS? Or are my experinces normal?
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11 hours ago, OPENB said:
Deltapoint footprint I assume?
Looks way bigger and longer than a DPP from the pics
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I have 15 21 round magazines with the TT +2 basepad. Every single one of them passed the magazine gauge.
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Anyone one have any info on when the new X5 revision will be available for purchase?
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10 minutes ago, Sarge said:
Too much bell
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I’m surprised double alpha isn’t all over that for copyright infringement. It’s almost a direct rip off of MBF.
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Some more info on the Romeo 1 pro and Romeo 2.
Romeo 1 & 3 question.
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