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    AXG grip screws

    The P226, P229 screws fit P320 AXG. For example: this works fine (I used them) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08RRVLD53?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
  2. He did say it happened "between re-holstering my gun and going to the high ready position to make ready". He didn't say it happened "after" re-holstering. The former is the gun fired during the motion of holstering. The latter is the gun fired while untouched after being re-holstered. These are two fundamentally different scenarios. And he was vague about this.
  3. In all seriousness, P320 is one of the most popular firearms in USPSA for CO. Think about how many matches there are each year in America, from local level 1 to national. Maybe thousands? Think about how many P320 in each match, how many rounds fired in each match, how many times they go in and out of holster, among all the matches. Every year. Those are some extraordinarily large numbers. You would think if these things do happen, even with a very small probability, they would happen in USPSA and other matches on a regular basis. Competitions are the ultimate testing bed for all firearms. I think all shooters in competitions agree that guns simply don't fire by themselves. And if anything weird happens, which usually results in DQ, it is ALWAYS the user's fault.
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    Heavy weight Zev OZ9

    An update -- in case some are interested. My tungsten grip module broke. See photos. I discovered this during a dry fire practice at home. It must have happened during a live fire practice the weekend before. (Luckily it didn't break then, as the idea of the upper flying back at me isn't entertaining.) I have shot about 3,000 rounds. All 115 gr., a mixture of 9mm minor reloads and factory 9mm. It saw one local USPSA match. And all other live fires were in an indoor range. It has been in and out of holster many times during dry fire practice. It was never dropped. The grip module is now back at Zev. They said they will replace it once the new ones come out in the fall. I do not know if it is a manufacturing issue or design issue.
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    Heavy weight Zev OZ9

    That's Brownells slide. I plan to shoot this setup for a while and then decide.
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    Heavy weight Zev OZ9

    Just to clarify that I can never get this thing to work reliably with ZEV parts in the upper: broken Zev strikers (yes it is plural), constant FTE. When the upper has zero Zev parts in it, it runs with no problem whatsoever.
  7. D_B_X

    Heavy weight Zev OZ9

    Works great. I plan on shooting matches using this setup.
  8. D_B_X

    Heavy weight Zev OZ9

    Both with take down pin inserted: stock 3.3oz, tungsten 11.3oz. Exactly 8oz difference (as stated in the promo email sent from zev).
  9. D_B_X

    Heavy weight Zev OZ9

    It should come back I guess. can't be a one time thing right?
  10. D_B_X

    Heavy weight Zev OZ9

    Got an email announcement from Zev last week and ordered immediately. I think it became "unavailable" in a day or so..
  11. Got a new tungsten infused OZ9 grip module and put it on. It weights a good 41+ oz. now. I think I may like it ...
  12. No it's more like 975. No need to exaggerate
  13. S2 CO from CZ-USA and P10 OR use the same plate system. https://czcustom.com/cz-parts-all/red-dot-mounting/p10-s2-optic-ready-pistol-plates.html
  14. This was what I meant -- they have the same footprint to receive R1P/DPP but are different CUT.
  15. I don't think X5 Legion and AXG are the same cut, although they both accept R1P/DPP.
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