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Slide Cut ideas/opinions


Nickb45

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I'm only using the weights from SW as an estimate as to how much weight will be removed. I have a base weight, then the weight after that from the cuts.

I don't have a specific weight in mind that I want. Not right now anyways.

I will get behind both pistols tonight and see what they feel like and what my times/hits are running drills.

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True, but those parts are constant and common in either configuration. The end weight will differ from one gun to the other, but the weigh differential will be somewhat close.

Edit: This is a reply to 2011BLDR.

Nick - thanks for the figures. This gives me a clearer picture of what to expect

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Not sure the repeatability of my scale, but it says .4 oz for a tri top on a 6" slide, it was already flat topped.

I can feel the difference in the little bit of dry fire I did at lunch. See how it feels tomorrow at a steel match.

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Hello: The new weight saving for the tri-top is correct if it was flat topped already. People think tri-topping it will remove a lot of weight. Not so much. Cutting slots and holes takes out more weight. Looks good so far. I forgot to add that you can add a Briley Aluminum 6"guide to take weight out. I bought mine from Sean at Power Factor Shooting. Thanks, Eric

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It transitioned good today at a steel match today. There is a noticeable weight difference. I think I'm going to leave it how it is for now.

The gun will be cerakoted so it can be cut up and re sprayed at any time.

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