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to me, weapons are not jewelry. I don't see the point.

Fair? hahahahahahahaha ha. Ha. So what would be fair? This is America, buddy. You snooze you lose.

I know rules are rules, but I wouldn't stress about weight on a local level.

congrats! For IDPA I don't know if it's legal do to the full length dust cover. As far as weight reduction goes, I recommend checking out the brianenos forums or czforums.us for help.

Interesting! I'll bet those Limited guys were tired of seeing production guys finish higher in the overall combined results hahaha.

For home defense they would be great, for carry they are pretty heavy, even the compact sizes. Good luck on your future purchase !

They are simply the most ergonomic, accurate, and sweet shooting factory pistols I've shot. The control placement is excellent and they feel great in the hand. With drop in parts they can have excellent excellent single action triggers. Out the box they are pretty sweet already. A lot of...

9mm is a great choice. You will be glad when you're buying bulk ammo that you bought a 9mm. XD9s are a great also and cheap. They go for $400 these days. I've shot most of the really popular 9mms, and ive owned most of them. Shoot them all and decide. The top 5 most popular are probably ...

I believe starting in 2013 uspsa production division guns require a minimum 3lb trigger pull for the first pull.

www.damascusgunshop.com may be able to help you out as well.

I've spent a couple grand there. They are the go to site for all competition CZ stuff.

Why in the world would you need to decock a 1911? Either carry it cocked and locked like you're supposed to, or don't even bother leaving one in the chamber.

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I want a dillon 550 so I can finally start reloading . I've put it off far too long.

steel CZs in 9mm are to me, the hands down finest 9MMs on the market. Unfortunately they seem to have more issues in the .40 cal variety and I've read a few bad reports about the p07 in .40 they shine in 9, don't know if I'd buy one in .40

Unless you absolutely need a right side slide stop, I would just opt for a CZ Shadow over an 85 combat if you've got the budget for one. The shadow has ambidextrous safeties and you can switch the mag release to the right side.

I own several CZs now and i've sold almost all my other pistols now with the exception of one 1911, a ruger Sr1911. I've sold my glock 17, my XD9, my rock island 9mm 1911 and replaced them all with CZs. I own 5 now. I've got both a 75 shadow single action and a 75 shadow (DA/SA). The single...

I'll counter with CZ is the winningest pistol in IPSC worldwide. It dominates ipsc. Shoot both. i have a feeling you'll pick the CZ.

Everyone says they're going to go to just watch the first time, and every single time they wish they just brought their gear and competed. Every. Single. Time. Just jump right in. I went to my first competition (uspsa) with the mindset that I didn't expect to do well, expected to make...

It's your grip. My XD9 locked back after the last round 100% of the time.