Scott Hearn
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I waited damn near a year on my limited. Worth every minute too.
What is the hot CZ for USPSA Production Division
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dennishoddy
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I just saw a thread about a load that meets major in a 9mm.
Would a person be better off with a 9mm major load, or shoot a .40?
In production everything is scored with minor power factor regardless.
dennishoddy
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Good info! Thanks!
Scott Hearn
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Dennis, I believe that 9 major is only allowed in open division.
mike cyrwus
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back of the line.
bsdubois00
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You know how easy it would be for me to turn accurate-iron.com into a midget male porn website?!?!?!
mike cyrwus
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back in line...
bsdubois00
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Can you say "starting on tomorrow"
The Antichrome
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I may be short, but I'm not a midget and those photos were intended to be tasteful, artistic pieces for a private collector.
No soup for you
justaute
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Y'all,
Here are my CZ Shadows. After a brief stint with an M&P Pro and an XDM, I have chosen CZ as my sword. I have shot CZs by CZCustom (Angus) and Matt Mink, and prefer Matt's work; however, there is another option. There is a CZ "nut" in Colorado who did one of the below Shadows -- Holy Moly, wonderful trigger at 5.5# Da and 2.3# Sa. He can go even lighter. FWIW...he's also a GM in USPSA, but doesn't shoot that much anymore.
Feel free to ask any questions. Although I'm a big CZ fan, I'm just a first-year USPSA/pistol shooter, so my knowledge is limited.
Here are my CZ Shadows. After a brief stint with an M&P Pro and an XDM, I have chosen CZ as my sword. I have shot CZs by CZCustom (Angus) and Matt Mink, and prefer Matt's work; however, there is another option. There is a CZ "nut" in Colorado who did one of the below Shadows -- Holy Moly, wonderful trigger at 5.5# Da and 2.3# Sa. He can go even lighter. FWIW...he's also a GM in USPSA, but doesn't shoot that much anymore.
Feel free to ask any questions. Although I'm a big CZ fan, I'm just a first-year USPSA/pistol shooter, so my knowledge is limited.
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Ken - PM on the way
mike cyrwus
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I like angus's triggers over Mink's. I like definable walls in my triggers.
sefentress
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The banter here is very lively, no MM porn sites please 
ChrisC
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you mean you'll link his site to his bookmarks?
jtischauser
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Y'all,
Here are my CZ Shadows. After a brief stint with an M&P Pro and an XDM, I have chosen CZ as my sword. I have shot CZs by CZCustom (Angus) and Matt Mink, and prefer Matt's work; however, there is another option. There is a CZ "nut" in Colorado who did one of the below Shadows -- Holy Moly, wonderful trigger at 5.5# Da and 2.3# Sa. He can go even lighter. FWIW...he's also a GM in USPSA, but doesn't shoot that much anymore.
Feel free to ask any questions. Although I'm a big CZ fan, I'm just a first-year USPSA/pistol shooter, so my knowledge is limited.
Are those 4" or 5" guns? They look short.
That's is so funny shituff!
justaute
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Agreed regarding "walls" or break. The one Mink did for me had it. However, the one Stuart did for me (duo tone) has a very clean break/wall and a light SA-pull.
justaute
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JT -- those are regular CZ SP-01 Shadows, which have a "stated" 4.7" barrel, but is measured from crown to bottom of ramp. From crown to breech-face, the measurement is about 4.5".
