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tiro6

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  1. Forgot to add in my C2 and Prodigy (post work)
  2. I have both Staccato and 4.25 Prodigy (in addition to some Limcats) and have to say the Prodigy is IMO a better buy at being $1k less. Out of the box, it was very accurate and reliable (save for the mags - I would swap out the mags. I had trouble with 1 mag but the other was fine, but it's run like a champ with my other mags (mix of MBX and STI)) I also bought my Prodigy as a project gun (same as you're thinking OP) - after about 1k rounds to make sure it functions, with the $1k savings I replaced the internal parts, swapped out to MPA grip, and had Monsoon Tactical do a Genghis comp and black MC finish on it, and it is sweettttt. With the work done, it does comes about same price as stock Staccato but it's been upgraded to how I wanted it.
  3. I know you went with BattleWerx but maybe for the next gun you should reach out to Monsoon Tactical - I don't know if they're the deepest but Vinny is a great guy to work with and you can discuss how deep of a cut they do/can do to meet your expectations. Had him work on a couple guns for me and they've all come back amazing. One downside is wait time - queue once you get your order in before you get the notice to send in your gun is about 6-8 weeks (depending on how busy) but once you get the go ahead, typically get it back in 2 weeks (depending on work/paint job).
  4. i'll also vouch for the peltors eeps. they're pretty solid, has a good battery life, and nice snug fit (at least for me).
  5. So it's a little bit tricky/complicated process, but there's a write up on Reddit below. I was able to use my FSA on Peltor Comtacs
  6. Also recommend the Sordins with gel pads. A little bit pricey compared to Walkers/Leights, but there's ways to use HSA/FSA to pay for em.
  7. Another vote for Pocket Pro as its been bulletproof for me - but as noted, its fairly simple. If looking for something with more features, def check out the Shooters Global Smart Timer - used one once, and it was pretty slick
  8. My favorite trigger is the Geissele Super Dynamic 3 Gun (SD3G) but flat, and use it in my 3gun builds. If not the Geissele, I liked the Elftmann 3gun flat - ran very smooth and how I liked. Have used CMC and Timney in the past, but wasn't a huge fan compared to the S3G.
  9. i use a mix of training and match ammo for practice (ammo can get really expensive, really fast - haven't gotten into reloading just yet), but if you can afford it, I would use the same ammo in practice and competition. I use and like Precision Delta for my match ammo and was turned on to them by another member of the forum, but it can be a bit personal preference to see what works best for you
  10. another vote for dan wesson but would also look at the ed brown zev collaboration 9mm as well if budget isn’t a concern
  11. I try to go to the range every Fri during lunch, but usually comes out to every other Fri. If I skip the live fire, I'll atleast dry fire that week. While I love shooting with my friends, I find I train a lot better either by myself or with one other guy who has same training mindset
  12. Not much I can add outside what has already been stated, but love my loaded. Just replaced the grips with VZ for more stickiness and it runs like a champ.
  13. tiro6

    43x holster

    Really like the concealment express holster that I have for my 43 - tried the soft loop they have which was nice, but found I prefer the single hook/claw as I found it sits deeper in the waistband
  14. Agree with the poll - would go with a 34 as I like the slightly longer sight radius and feel it returns back to zero much better (IMO) compared to the 17. Granted, I am not a fan of the 17 at all - I much prefer the 19 as it fits my hand better. I am also a huge fan of the Apex trigger, and a little polishing on the slide rails makes whatever Glock you choose to be that much slicker. Also, not sure if it holds true with the newer gen models (i prefer the gen 3s), but you might also want to look at using a .40 cal extractor to really spit out brass
  15. Have lots of interest in this thread as I'm considering ordering a Hyperion as well, but wanted to know if anyone has had their hands on the Hyperion L from Atlas' Facebook page which seems like a cross between the Hyperion and Nemesis (https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=459258994816093) and see how it stacks compared to the regular Hyperion?
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