MisterPlink

I am not exactly sure what I will be shooting. I thought of the Sig P320 because it is affordable, accurate and has modular grips. I have small hands and I would get the small grip module if I purchase it. I am also looking at the CZ Shadow 2, CZ Shadow and CZ P10. With my hand size, I am concerned about the double action trigger reach. But then again, if Maria Gushchina can shoot a Shadow 2, i’m sure I could too. The problem with the CZs is that they are much more expensive than the Sig. Is a basic Sig P320 .. not X5 ..okay to start with? Or am I better off spending the money for a Shadow 2?

I live in Canada and I am currently waiting for my firearms license. I cannot buy a pistol until it gets approved which usually takes 2 to 6 months. I’m eager to start IPSC in the spring. Is there anything I can do to prepare for IPSC while I wait for my license to arrive? I have a SigSauer P320 Air Pistol (which is the same size/weight as the real one), Ben Stoeger’s DryFire Reloaded book, a timer,1/3 size dryfire targets and a competition belt and holster. Do you think I should practice with what I have or do something else? I have heard recently on a bunch of podcasts that you should only practice with the real firearm... but that simply isn’t possible for quite some time. I’m really keen to get started.

I want the Orange! It’s nice to have a blaster that is a little bit different.

Okay that’s enough to convince me to spend the money and get the black one instead.

Can somebody comment on the durability of the CZ Urban Grey finish? I’m window shopping CZ Shadow 2s and have noticed they sell for hundreds less in Urban Grey.

I am wondering if I am missing something. I bought the Mantis X for dry fire practice and it seems like it only works for the first click of the trigger. You need to reset the striker to make it register another shot. If this is so, it makes it completely useless for dry fire training when you want to do multiple shots. Am I missing something or is that the way it works?