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Someone ought to make some tungsten grips
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1 hour ago, 1911vm said:
do they have a release date ?. i need to know how much time i have to save for one in both compact and full size
All I see is 2020 so far.
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Just now, George16 said:
Based on the description, looks like a nice offspring between a 1911 a 75 Series CZ.
I wonder how much will be the actual street price.
Not sure, maybe itll bring down TSO prices a little. Not something I'd want to buy until all the kinks have been worked out though.
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http://danwessonfirearms.com/product/dwx/
Looks interesting. MSRP $1799. Looks like mags will be cheap, and itll use the same grips as a 75 full size. Also comes in .40. I'd imagine this will overtake the TSO as the favorite CZ limited gun.
What are your thoughts?
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11 hours ago, clw42 said:
I received my Rudy Project Magsters back with the Hunters Lenses. These are non prescription, just using the Magster frames. Not inexpensive. I won't post what I paid, because I believe they're done on a case by case, but I will say it was less than if I bought a pair of their glasses. They look great and seem excellent. I just got them yesterday so I haven't worn them in a match yet. This weekend will be the test.
Report back when you shoot your match!
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2 hours ago, augman said:
Correct
Thanks for the advice. I'll start with the short flat.
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44 minutes ago, lroy said:
The short flat Is the same contact point (convex) as medium curved sti if that helps any. The medium would be a further reach.
Once the trigger bow is fit, they just twist on and off though.
40 minutes ago, augman said:Looks like you could start with a short flat and that will have some adjustability with the threaded shaft the trigger shoe mounts to. It is a pretty nice system to custom fit it to your hand. I started with the short flat shoe and ended up with the medium flat.
I would have to remove the trigger bow to adjust the trigger shoe though, right?
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I have an x line short flat and medium flat that I want to install, but I'm not sure which I should go with. I have pretty short hands, and I'm wondering if anyone with experience can help me out. Heres a somewhat crude measurement of my trigger finger. I know you can adjust length to a degree, but I dont want to get the wrong one installed. I'm not at a point to where I'm comfortable doing my own work to my gun, so I'm having a Smith install the trigger bow.
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14 minutes ago, HesedTech said:
I've been at it now for a few years and I found Steve Anderson's advice (and one of our local GMs said the same thing to me) worked really well.
"Don't think slow down to get your hits. Shoot what you see!"
Slow is not "smooth" it's slow and the sport is about points per second. But, think fast and we begin to disregard the targets and drop points and that's as bad as slow and smooth with a bunch of As.
If you think "speed" that's what you will get, so if you shoot what you see the "speed" works itself out.
Close targets end up being fast (no double taps) and the further and more difficult ones get a whole lot more solid As and close Cs.
My match rankings have substantially improved since I took their advice.
One thing else Steve Anderson and others have told me, we have to be able to hit the targets which is why shooting faster than I can "see" the sights and the target means I'm just throwing "hopers" (I hope I hit something) at brown.
Good luck and have fun!
Thanks, I will try to keep this in mind. It seems that no matter what I tell myself, whenever I hear that beep it all goes out the window lol.
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Glad you are having fun. I'm new as well and my biggest issue is going fast. I need to work on slowing down and watching my front sight for long shots.
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I've been using Howard Leight impact sports with noisefighter gel cups. Going to look into inner ear protection next season.
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On 9/13/2019 at 4:15 PM, UFO said:
They are the best.. I have Velocity's in both regular and prescription. But, I always loved the fit of my RayBan Predator 2's. Brian will do custom frames. I sent him 2 frames and he put their lens in.
That's awesome. How much did he charge to fit lenses?
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I swear by Henning basepads. Work well with Henning grips. Havent been pinched ever. Empty mags drop free effortlessly and gives you some real estate to grab if you need to yank the mag out.
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I actually felt the 3rd season was the best of the three. The soundtrack, the Russians, and the whole "the thing"-esque monster was awesome. It was a little cheesy at times, but I enjoyed it.
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Love it. Wish it were longer, but we will have to wait for season 2.
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Confirmed 4-40. Thanks guys.
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6 hours ago, Sarge said:
APW. They build guns from the ground up as well as the best hard chroming in the business.
5 hours ago, tomjerry1 said:APW, great to do business with.
Thank yall!
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I've seen plenty of good firearm refinishers, and plenty of good Smiths who do slide work, but is there any shop out there who can cut my slide then hard chrome it? Trying to avoid extra shipping and labor costs.
Thanks!
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1 minute ago, aandabooks said:
I did the same thing and mine doesn't have a button. I believe it is 4-40 and I want to order a button with my next order so will wait for someone that knows for sure.
according to my google fu, the 4-40 is for STI/SVI, and the 5-40 is for 1911's. someone please correct me if i'm wrong.
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Looking to buy a dawson lo pro button for my pt evo, but i didn't know if the thread size was 4-40 or 5-40.
thanks!
Edit: I might be dumb, I bought my gun used and it came with an evo grip and a threaded mag release. I have no idea what size the thread is.
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Any idea when they will release the Lim/CO equipment surveys?
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6 hours ago, Chills1994 said:
I am in a different industry entirely now.
If you haven't seen it already, you might find the movie Deepwater Horizon interesting since you are a chem plant operator.
The same sort of leadership/management mentality that led to the Deepwater Horizon explosion and Chernobyl incident seems kinda widespread. Sure...sure...the leadership talks a good game about "safety first", but at the end of the day, it is all about production and making their metrics look good.
Yes I can absolutely agree with the management mentality. It's like that everywhere. Safety is not first, usually.
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15 hours ago, elguapo said:
I'll have to watch it then. I used to be a Navy nuke.
Oh cool. You probably understand the nuclear aspect more than me. I'm a chem plant operator.
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Theyll be my choice when I finally pull the trigger. Thanks everyone.