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I have a SR9 and I love it. When it has brand new I was a bit shocked by the heavy trigger, but with polishing of the internals and some shooting, it's much better now. I've read on the Rugerforum that it needs about 500 rounds to smooth things and that seems right and if yoy do some shooting before the polishing, it's easy to see whick parts/spots need some attention. I don't really like the stock sights, but the Ameriglo's that I'm currently running are great. BTW, Ruger strongly advises not to cut/trim the striker spring, but leaving it cocked for a few days also lightens your trigger pull.

I hope the sight dovetails are 'standard' specs, because I hate white dots.

I think it's strange that the 'T Shadow' is approved, because it's clearly not made by CZUB, but 'assembled in the USA'.........is CZ-USA actually a manufacturer?

I've ordered a pair of Ameriglo sights for my SR9 and I'll post when I've got them. BTW, is anyone offering a non captured guiderod yet?

A G34 is not approved for IPSC PD because of it's barrel length. The G17 is approved and included on the IPSC Production Division approved gun list.

Ameriglo has replacement sights. http://www.ameriglo.net/catalog/sights/pistol-sights/ruger-0

How are the stock sights? Do you like em, or are they going to be replaced?

I'm mistaken! Ameriglo has replacement sights in a few different configurations.

It's a shame that there's no aftermarket support for the SR9/SR40 :-( I've held a SR9 in my hands and it seems like a very nice gun, but I don't like the sights.........hell, I don't like most factory sights but in this case there's no option to change them.

The IWA is a big German gunshow and something like a European ShotShow.

Done!

Newer CZ's have a thinner trigger with a different curve (this trigger is known as 'recurve'). This trigger feel different and when the trigger resets, the thin side hits the finger and some of us don't like this feeling. I sure don't and I have replaced the trigger with that from a older pre-B type. CZcustom sells a trigger that mimics the looks (and feel) of the old trigger: http://czcustom.com/CZ85Combattrigger.aspx

The G34/35 add.......

I'll make a photo of it post later in the day.......

I only shoot 9mm and .38/.357 and use a SDB for 9mm and a Rock Chucker for the revolver rounds and I love the SDB! Before I bought the SDB I thought of selling the Green Machine and getting a 550, but it's nice to have 2 presses 'ready to go' and I guess you'll be happy with a SDB too.

Don't know, but usually the US/Europe release dates don't differ that much.

I received the German 'Caliber' mag and there's an add in it and it says the Gen4 34 is coming in February.

I believe that the model on the left is the Limited HC as it was sold until about 3 years ago and after that it was replaced with the model with the slots in the slide........I think that the model on the left is no longer available here in Europe.

I run Chrome 8.0.552.224 with Win 7 Pro and it works perfectly. My netbook has XP Home installed and it also works like it should.

I hope the short dustcover Shadows become a regular catalog item in Europe. At the moment I'm shooting a stainless 75B, but a short dustcover Shadow with adjustable sights is just plain perfect!

I have a SDB for 9mm and a Rock Chucker for .38 special, although I'd love to own a 650!

I'm pretty sure the DAA RaceMaster fits the X5.

Maybe Tanfoglio springs work?

I use Youtube Downloader and save them as mp4's. When saved in HQ I can put them on my iPhone and in 720p or 1080p size, I watch them on my 40" LCD.........works like a charm. See: http://youtubedownload.altervista.org/

When my mags have been dumped in the sand, I clean them with the Arredondo mag brush and assemble them again. I leave the inside dry.