GoGun P320 Thumb Rest Takedown Lever

[coryf]

On 10/29/2019 at 10:53 PM, 1eyedfatman said:

Did anyone determine if this is IDPA CO legal?  Asking for a friend.

 

I was thinking of getting one to try and had the same question.  Someone posted earlier that its legal for ESP so I believe that makes it legal for CO.  (Like why the magwell is legal in IDPA CO).  

[elguapo]

On ‎8‎/‎20‎/‎2019 at 12:45 PM, dennisw1mac said:

 

I still don't see takedown levers in the Production appendix section that lists which external parts that can be replaced with aftermarket.

 

So regardless of some e-mail from whomever, I'd bump someone to open for it

[eboadway]

I’d say an email from DRNOI is pretty conclusive.

[bradthegunmaniac]

I was thinking of getting one of these because I have an extended mag release. On table starts I’m having an issue with the mag release being depressed.Anyone else use one of these for that issue?

[ajblack]

Never had that problem.  But with a loaded gun on a table start, the gun position is the same as without the thumb rest so I don't see how it would solve that problem.

[jaep1911]

1 hour ago, bradthegunmaniac said:

I was thinking of getting one of these because I have an extended mag release. On table starts I’m having an issue with the mag release being depressed.Anyone else use one of these for that issue?

 

Yeah, I learned that the hard way during a match

 

The thumb rest reduces the amount of depression on the mag release, so it prevents that disaster as long as the table surface is flat (not convex). No, I did not buy the rest for that reason. It is just a good bi-product

 

Edited November 18, 2019 by jaep1911

[Canadiangunnut]

Would anybody happen to know where I could purchase one of these in Canada , or a USA seller that will ship to Canada ?

[fireman1776]

So I picked one of these up only to find out it recommends NOT using a tungsten guide rod and a minimum 14lb spring. 
 

But that’s with “normal” loads. Does anyone have long term use running at 12 lb spring with hand loads? 

[echotango]

Been using them for over a year with a tungsten gr and 12# spring in 3 guns.  However recently switched to a 13# spring.  

[fireman1776]

On 11/13/2021 at 7:06 AM, echotango said:

Been using them for over a year with a tungsten gr and 12# spring in 3 guns.  However recently switched to a 13# spring.  

Thanks! 
 

after initial testing I decided the thumb rest is not for me. It requires me to use a different grip and I’m not sure the benefit is worth the reps necessary to train that in.