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Thanks!!! You guys have inspired me to keep working on it. Seems like it would be really useful in any type of USPSA or IDPA shooting.

I have been recently trying to learn how to shoot with both eyes open, but after years of shooting dominat eye only, it sometimes is hard for both eyes to focus and determine a clear sight picture. But it seems like it could be an advantage if mastered. Any thoughts or suggestions?

Mrs. Armoredman...that is just too cool...have any single sisters or female cousins that love guns and live in South Florida? I never thought that CZ would look so good as a tatoo!

You can never go wrong with a Sig 220. If you want the trigger a little lighter, Sig offers a trigger Action Enhancement Package if you send the gun back to them. I sent my 220 Combat baack to them to have it done and I was very satified. Drops the SA to about 4 lbs. But even out of the box...

Hey I also own a "Taurus" and a "Kel-tec" didn't want to seem like a brand snob.

Hey I own three Smith & Wessons and one Colt. But I also own multiple CZs, Sigs, Glocks, and One FN (a 5.7). No disrespect to the manufacturers I left off or referred to as "etc." I didn't want to make "the list" too long and named the first three brands I thought of. Besides I just wanted to...

Of all the firearms manufacturers (CZ, Glock, Sig, etc.), which do you think has the most brand loyalty? This is a rather neutral forum (as opposed to one of the brand specific forums)...so this seems the best place to ask the question.

If you want a better trigger out of the box, then get a SP01 Shadow rather than the regular SP01. The main difference is the Shadow has no Firing Pin Block. It makes a huge difference in the trigger feel and creep. I had Eric at the Custom Shop install the Competition Trigger and swap out...

My CZ SP01 Shadow

If it were Armageddon...a Glock 17, but for everything else...a CZ SP01 Shadow

I have an CZ SP01 Shadow with a competition trigger job done by the CZ Custom Shop. It is definitely an exceptional gun. I would put it against quite a few much more expensive guns. I have multilpe Glock, Sigs, S&Ws, and an FN 5.7. It is my current favorite. Stick with the steel frame RAMI...