Nice thing about .308 is they'll turn a lot of cover into concealment. It's better if you don't have to carry it and the ammo to far too do it though. My AR10 is a heavy pig.
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Nice thing about .308 is they'll turn a lot of cover into concealment. It's better if you don't have to carry it and the ammo to far too do it though. My AR10 is a heavy pig.
Mine weighs a metric ton by comparison.
Morning Mr. Wizard.Good Morning all! CM, I am happy for you and CKW that she is feeling much better! Barry, nice Shadow 2, I have shot 5 of those and they are extremely accurate!
I have the CGW upgrade in my P-07 and it runs the Kadet Kit with no issues. In fact I ran around 750 rounds thru it a few days ago.
Morning all. Last Dr appointment for this month with the spouse today. This is meds renewal so should be pretty easy....I hope...
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Morning all...
One of the best purchases I've made in a long time were my .22's, both handguns and rifles. I get a lot of enjoyment out of having fun at the range, while keeping the ammo costs down...
I agree on the 22s. I shoot 22s more than I do anything else. At this point, 22s outnumber the centerfire options in my safe by almost 2 to 1. Still by far the most fun I have given a lack of a close outdoor range (that I know of) and the joys of medical issues that limits what I can play with in semi-auto rifles without being bruised.
Morning BA!
What do you think of the accuracy of the laser kit? The Wizard and I were never very impressed.
How are things going?
Ok at the farm with a change starting Aug 1
You do have to be careful. When I put the Kadet kit on my Wizard tuned P07, it ran full auto. I run it on my mostly stock P07 in .40 though and it's just fine there. The tuned P07 is off on loan with my oldest son just so I am sure to not mix the two frames up again. It sure was an eye opener when it happened. Must have been running north of 1200 rpm as it emptied the mag about a half second.
Off the top of my head I think 35 (its brand new, if someone seriously wanted it in this group I'd take care of you. I used it once prior to 4th of July for some drinks. Still brand new. will trade toward CZ's too
)Edit: yep found it,
https://www.amazon.com/Dometic-CFX-...&sprefix=cfx&sr=8-1&ref=mp_s_a_1_1&th=1&psc=1
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Hey wizard, BA, CM & 88
Gonna try to put the aluminum grips onto the tac II and give it another shot the next time I go shooting. I hope it makes a difference for me. Getting a new sweet gun like that and not liking it when you shoot it the first time is a gut punch but not the first one its happened with. That's why I like to try them if possible first but not always possible when you like quality firearms. Hopefully I get to try out some of your guys CZ's.
Feeling the aluminum grips and shooting them are night and day different. I dont like the feel of them at all in my hand just comparing them to the rubber ones. But I put the metal ones off the tac II on my sp01 tactical and loved shooting it with them. I loved shooting it with the rubber too but I think the flat grips may have been even better.
At least with CZ you can change this stuff with a screw driver and new grips instead of a dremel with sanding drum or soldering iron like a glock lol
Gonna try to put the aluminum grips onto the tac II and give it another shot the next time I go shooting. I hope it makes a difference for me. Getting a new sweet gun like that and not liking it when you shoot it the first time is a gut punch but not the first one its happened with. That's why I like to try them if possible first but not always possible when you like quality firearms. Hopefully I get to try out some of your guys CZ's.
Feeling the aluminum grips and shooting them are night and day different. I dont like the feel of them at all in my hand just comparing them to the rubber ones. But I put the metal ones off the tac II on my sp01 tactical and loved shooting it with them. I loved shooting it with the rubber too but I think the flat grips may have been even better.
At least with CZ you can change this stuff with a screw driver and new grips instead of a dremel with sanding drum or soldering iron like a glock lol
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I use Hogue finger grooves on everything that will take them. The Wizard even cuts them down for my compacts. I know that what grips feel good is very subjective and I know most don't prefer the Hogues but they work for me.
I do like those for 1911's and my M9's and I think hipower
When I had 1911s I used the finger groove inserts. I really liked the feel of those. Can't remember off the top of my head who makes them.
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