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  1. On 7/10/2023 at 4:14 PM, fpf said:

    For sure. An update to this thread is that BUL customer service has offered to inspect and fix FREE of charge despite the expiration of warranty. I cover shipping costs. 
     

    That’s extraordinary follow up service

    Nice! Hope they can fix it.

  2. On 4/23/2023 at 11:20 PM, jubi351 said:

    Had issues with the steel grips cracking due to the two piece design and people not keeping the screws tight. They had offered a tungsten magwell to offset the weight difference due to the plastic grip. Not sure if they are still producing it.

    I spoke to Ben from BA at the EEO2023. He told me BA does not produce steel framed guns, nor ship out the 2-part steel grip, anymore. They were confronted with several cases of cracked parts, principally, he stated, because shooters did not maintain/check the grip screws enough/correctly, whereby they come loose and increase tension on the gun, leading to cracks . If you regularly check that the screws are tight, you shouldn't have any issues, but if you don't, the risk of breaking/cracking is real. There might still be some BA models or grips circulating at stores. Today they use polymer grips, together with the Tungsten magwell.

  3. On 7/9/2023 at 2:16 AM, MattInTheHat said:

    I kinda disagree with cadence in any application other than a 5yd target. I remember having dinner with a top shooter and some other folks and one asked this question, "What cadence are you using?" The response was none, at a high level you're waiting on your sights, not your finger, even in revolver we had a bunch of the travel already out of the trigger by the time recoil ended and the sights were arriving. If you're not waiting for the sights then you need to focus on getting your shooting motion ingrained enough to where you are. But, like I mentioned on burner arrays, three targets at a few yards, then you just run the gun as fast as you can and have practiced it bouncing down into a somewhat reasonable position during that motion. In that case you point your core/platform at the target rather than looking for sights.

    Hi there, thanks for sharing your insights. I agree. The Hit Factor of the stage, together with your Stage Plan AND your vision, i.e. RD or Iron Sights in the Acceptable Target Area, should dictate your speed. 

  4. Hi, I also have and shoot a BA SAS 2 UR in 9 mm major (166 PF). I have around 9000 rounds through it. Around 7500 rounds my slide cracked at the ejection port. It was replaced under warranty. I use an 8 pounds recoil spring and a plastic/rubber buffer. I just checked your picture and the same area on my UR, but cannot see any similar wear marks on mine. did you check with BA directly?

  5. 1st and 3rd person views of "FROS Dynamisch Schieten - FROS Dynamic Shooting" (FDS) - Low Velocity Rifle (LVR - i.e. PCC)- Training, with limited 10-round mags (due to BE gun legislation), in "Technique Mode" on local indoor range with performance analysis. We don't get alot of opportunities to shoot LVR/PCC, focus is on handgun. Was fun, again thanks to the team! More interesting Practical Shooting content and polls on the "Community Tab" on my Channel! Let me know in the Comments below !

     

     

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