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In my case, right handed/left handed dominant, I shoot PISTOL right handed with no problem. I move the pistol a little bit towards my dominant eye(left) until I find " the right spot." Now LONG GUNS, I shoot left handed. At the end you have to find what best works for you. It is a combination of adapting your body and training, which plays an important part. For me is a natural thing after doing it for so long. Time will tell which position is the best.

bharralson, I hope this helps.

bharralson, The Hayes Magwell is the one shown on the pic. As far as the Remington R1 Mags. I don't have them, but if you go to you tube/Hayes Custom Guns channel, they have tons of videos. You will find answers for most of your questions as far as magwells, best mags for RIA TAC/TCM..etc. Hope this helps. Let me know if you need a better angle showing the Hayes Magwell. Go to this video..after min 4:30 Ben goes over Magazine options.

I have a RIA TAC ULTRA FS HC 9MM. This pistol was sent to Hayes Custom Guns for the HCG Package. All I have to say is ....Wow.. The trigger breaks just under 2.5 lbs, finish and overall design are second to none. In terms of magazine base pads call RIA or email them. Their customer service is pretty good. I wanted to go from the factory metal base pads to the plastics in some of my mags and they directed me to the right place. You can also get the Remington R1 MAGAZINE: https://gunmagwarehouse.com/remington-1911-r1-9mm-19-round-blued-steel-magazine.html It fits RIA TAC AND TCM. Hayes Custom has not only awesome prices but their turn around is great. This is mine after Hayes Custom work:

This is one of those topics that keep coming back every so often.....why? We are all different. What really matters is if it works for you, and works well then CONTINUE DOING IT. If you have time, read this article by Grant Cunningham: https://www.grantcunningham.com/2006/05/lubrication-101/ **** I AM NOT ASSOCIATED WITH EITHER (MR. CUNNINGHAM) OR (LUBRIPLATE). If it makes sense.....I do it. HP

Good point. Thx

Thank you guys. I called SVI and like Rangertrace mentioned; You have the option to ask for a grip safety or not.

Furrly & RangerTrace thank you so much for your answers. What is the relation/connection between the non-pivoting billet grip safety and the "billet infinity optifit thumb safety"? Does the last one add safety if the pistol has a non-pivoting billet grip safety?

Questions for those knowledgeable SVI and other 2011 shooters. 1-Does the grip safety feature gets disable on svi wide body 2011 pistols? 2-Is this an option on the gunbuilder site or is standard? The ones I have seem in videos and pics, the grip safety seems to be even with the main spring housing. I apologize for the lack of knowledge in the subject matter.