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Hi! Small frame stock 2. Extreme Titan hammer. Extreme firing pin. PD firing ping spring. Had extreme medium hammer spring now 15.5lbs PD. I replaced firing pin and spring to new ones. I get 1-2 light strikes on factory Geco ammo every 200 rounds. Both DA and SA. I shot around 10k rounds with the old parts with no issue. Replaced parts after issues started and cleaning didn't help. I'm running the gun without FPB ATM. And the last 10k rounds. I'm at a loss here. And have a match coming in two weeks

There's only the old BOLO and since Eric has been team CZ for a while now he probably won't bother with the new parts.

Wish I could get one to Europe

Is there a plate for Cmore? Or what does Cmore RTS2 share footprint with?

I shoot 124gr Geco. It's obviously snappier than something with a heavier bullet. But for the price it's pretty great. The 154gr flat nose is amazing and if it was more affordable I'd shoot that. E: I shoot Tanfo's but I've shot Geco through SP-01 Shadow and Shadow 2 and my experience with them is good.

Disappointed there aren't any shooting videos.

DW has reputation in Europe. And it's not a good one. Rumor is they made pretty s#!tty revolvers. But yeah I wouldn't mind an European distributor. I really want a PM-9.

Is there a ruling on this? I mean 18.4 says "Aftermarket springs and trigger assemblies are permitted" Is firing pin part of trigger assembly? Or is it just trigger shoe, trigger bar, sear, hammer?

nope.. Eric shoots CZ now. Still good guns. But the prices in US went to EU level. I have Limited Custom and Stock 2 in Europe. I bought them 2nd hand (or 3rd maybe who knows) just because I think they're cool. This is a hobby and it's supposed to be fun. So I wanted cool guns. CZ's and 2011 don't do it for me. So Italian steel it is. The smart money is buying Shadow 2.

It fits the box?

Here's a newbies 2 cents. Get a gun that YOU want. A gun that excites you and makes you want to shoot and get better. But also try out different guns and pick one that fits your hand the best. The one that you shoot the best. It also depends on your goals. Everybody wants to win but be realistic. Are your goals to be top 10 in the nationals in the next 3 years. Or do you just wanna have a fun hobby where you get slowly better. If you want to have fun an "easy" gun might be a good choice. By easy I mean one with easy trigger pull and low recoil impulse. But then again the Glock has its pros too. It's light. If you're a weakling like I am the draw and transitions feel easier. The trigger can be worked on to be good enough. Don't over do it. Realiability > lightest possible trigger. If I would recommend a gun for production for beginner I'd give few options. CZ Shadow 1/Shadow 2 or Glock 17. Great aftermarket support and reliable on both. Glocks are super easy to maintain. CZ torn to pieces is well.. a lot of pieces. Then again internet is full of instructions. Why those 2 (3)? Well where I live it's the availability and aftermarket support. In US you probably have more options with Walthers and Sigs but you still can't go wrong with those. All that said.. I shoot Tanfo's because they're cool as f*

I might be dumb dumb.. but isn't it the other way around? The sear leg pushes it up to block the firing pin and cams down and allows free movement when the trigger is pressed? Or do I got my parts backwards am doing fitting so came to this old topic.

The optic covering the extractor pin is a bit annoying.

The gun looks huge in his hands

ASCII art is perfect. I'm gonna go shoot some A hits slowly at the nationals this weekend but I'm gonna see what happens when I remove material from there. It will probably add a lot of pretravel and gonna be pretty close to the stock disconnector.