NOSAJ19
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Hey thanks mate. Yeah I use the 6.5mm high front sight (5.5mm comes on the gun from factory) with the factory fixed SP01 rear sights, shoots POA/POI. I'd be interested in the adjustable rear, so your recomendation on 170T will get me started. Cheers, Ando.
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What height front sight are you running with this sight to shoor POA/POI?
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So with some reserch, including the great advice here, this is where I'm at. I have a CZ TS in 40 & 357sig. I can fit a 9mm barrel & run 9mm on the 40 slide. The breach faces are different on both 9mm & 40. May require a 9mm extractor, whick is the same 9mm extractor part for all 9mm CZ's. Have heard folks fitting an SP01 mag release into TS & running SP01/75/85 mags with reliability. Now to source the TS 9mm barrel here in Austalia. Cheers, Ando.
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Finally some first hand decent advice. Thanks very much folks. I'll try the barrel option first. Cheers, Ando.
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CZ TS conversion. I have a CZ TS in 40 & 357sig. Are the 40 & 9mm slide & breach faces same. Can I fit a 9mm barrel & will it run reliably with 9mm? Possibly change out extractor & use 9mm mags.
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Excellent mate. So I can buy a competitive PD gun & shoot it at the same match in both PD & MD. Just comply with holster requirements. Previously, was led to belive I needed 2 seperate guns, despite being both PD legal.
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So what do we think of the Tanfoglio Stock II/III? Factory adjustable sights, nice heavy full dust covered gun/ with longer sight radius than CZ? Can I shoot the same gun in Production Division & then use the same gun at the same match in Metallic Division? Of do I need to have 2 seperate guns, possibly identical?
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Yep, your problem is you are using everything, but the right grips. Piss the aluminium & VZ grips off & put CZ OFM "Factory" SP01 rubber grips on the gun. They are great, fill your hand well, definately help with recoil control (as does the wide safeties when shooting strong/weak hand)& absorbs some of the feedback through the gun, which aluminium/steel can not do. Get the OFM rubber grips back on your CZ & enjoy shooting a great gun.
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LPA has the best fully adjustable revolver rear sight on the market. I liked the Weigand, but after it became loose as mentioned above, got rid of it. Honestly, a S&W factory rear sight, with a medium/tall blade, will get the job done well. They may wobble slightly, but nowhere near a loose Weigand.
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I load a 135 LRN (lead round nose) in all my 38 revolver loads with ADI's AP50. Very happy.
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I've found 38 short colts in a moonclipped gun to be the fastest & most reliable relaod, without any noticable lack of accuracey, in a S&W 627 38/357. For a Classic gun using speed loaders, 38 long colt would be the minimum length, for speed & reliability, in a S&W 686 38/357. I load both my short colts & long colts on a Dillon 550. Stage #1 38/357 die. Stage #2 9mm powder funnel. Stage #3 9mm die. Stage #4 9mm die crimped hard.
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All my CZ 75 SP01 Shadow's (I've had 4) came with 5.5mm hight front sights & needed to be swapped for 6.5mm high front sights. Some required a slight skim off the front sight height to come onto POA/POI. There were Australian compliant Shadows with Aussie length barrels, so this may/may not have an effect on POA/POI?
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Welcome to the club. Most of the best IPSC/USPSA shooters in the World, have been DQed sometime in their shooting carrer's. You are in good company. Sounds like you have learnt from your DQ, & are taking it quite hard. Keep at it & enjoy. Be safe.
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As mentioned above. Given a consistant grip & pressure. You can tune the gun for POI with a recoil spring change. If you are coming back on target & stopping high, install a heavier recoil spring. If you are coming back on target & the gun is stopping lower than ideal sight picture, install a lighter recil spring. This is tuned to a particular load, so a change in ammo, may require you to go through the same process again.
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In Australia, 135 LRN projectiles are very common in 9mm loads & in the CZ's. 1.1" oal is the magic # for most all CZ's. I see in the US, 125 & 145 to be the more common 9mm projectiles. Very few seem to use & or produce 135's???
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Now if CZ would bring back the CZ Kadet fitted to the Shadow Line/SA frame, life would be perfect.
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The CZ Shadow Line is how CZ should have been building their CZ 75's. Comes with ambi safety, no FPB & the upswept beavertail, with the classic lines of the original CZ 75/75B. IMO, the perfect CZ. I like the smaller safeties as the SP01 platform is useless to larger handed shooter. The platform is too low!!! I hate the new hammer & will be swapping it for a comp hammer. Give me the factory black rubber grips all day long too, they are excellent, IMO. I sat with Angus in NZ earlier this year & described this exact pistol as my ultimate CZ. I find my CZ Shadows all shot high at 25m with factory 5.5mm front sights, so replaced with 6.0-6.5 for POA/POI. Can't wait for the CZ Shadow Line. Got my name on the first one into Australia. Cheers, Ando.
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Similar to USPSA "Production Division" guns?
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Folks, you need to remember that here in Australia & others, we can't shoot 40+ calibres in IPSC or basically any other handgun shooting diciplines. We are limited to 9/38 or 357sig, still a 9/38 projectile. Does it make sense? Nope, but it's what we have. IPSC is International, not US based. There is a push to allow tac-railed 1911 short dust covers. FLDC will not happen.
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need help finding compatible plain black rear sight for my 686
NOSAJ19 replied to shootist26's topic in Revolver Forum
Factory S&W rear blade notch widths @ 3.0-3.5mm, depth @1.5-2.0mm. Notch can be deepened or widened if required. LPA blade notch width @ 3.0mm, depth @ 2.0mm. Notch can NOT be deepened, but can be widened if required. I have a S&W 617 with factory rear sight. This is the shortest factory sight available. It measures 9.5mm high when bottomed out to the frame. The factory front sight on this revolver is @ 4.0-4.5mm high. This shoots POA/POI for me at 25m. The rear sight has @ 1.0mm of adjustment down still available. The LPA sight measures 10.5mm high when bottomed out to the frame. I have a S&W factory sight that measures 10.5 high when bottomed out to the frame. There is a taller S&W factory sight available that I hazard a guess at 11.5mm high? Brownells has a catalogue with the sizes available listed. .230" is @ 6.0-6.5mm on my ruler. -
need help finding compatible plain black rear sight for my 686
NOSAJ19 replied to shootist26's topic in Revolver Forum
You can get a taller/shorted S&W blade for your factort sight. I run a black marker over the white outline, & all is good. I currently use LPA target black rear sight on my revolvers with a Protocl Design FO front sight. Excellent setup & solid. The Weigand blade is similar when first installed, but comes loose over time & requires replacing. LPA is a complete sight replacemnt. -
I run 38 special, 38 long colt & 38 short colt in my 6 shot S&W 686 using moonclips, with no issues. The only trouble I have occasionally, is if a case is split & when fied, it binds in the chamber, requiring additional force to remove the moonclip. For me, moonlips are about the speed & ease of loading, not the unload. Both moonclips & loose cases (from speedloaders) come out equally as well. When using speedloades, I run 38 short colts loaded looong or 38 long colt. When loading with speedloaders, I prefer short colt.
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Yes, provided it fits in the IPSC box. Top Phillipino competitors are using STI Rangemaster's with dust cover cut back to max. legal length as per Classic rules.
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I have a S&W 686 5" 7 shot. It was a great shooter as a 7 shot. I had the cylinder replaced with a 6 shot cylinder & it was terrible. It required an experienced gunsmith to get it just right. It's now fantastic & a keeper. I'm considering fitting a 4" barrel. Cheers, Ando.