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Now try it at speed. I'll tell you what, you post a video of 5 sub 1 sec draws on a 10 yard USPSA/IDPA target and not have any issues I will buy you your next holster

Your finger curls because all my fingers are curling. Its difficult at speed to keep on finger straight while curling hard with the others. Like I said, with a slow draw it is easy to seperate the actions, get under 1 sec its not as easy, so why struggle with it when there are many better holsters that don't have this issue

People can be slow and unsafe also. Its when you use something at the ragged edge of skill that it becomes dangerous. The Sepra made that edge closer than other holsters. There is no benefit, only negatives with this holster

I had a Serpa for my M&P. It became quickly evident that when I was doing sub second draws, that my finger was still pushing in, even as the gun was clearing the holster. When the speed went up, dexterity went down and I could no longer safety draw from the serpa. Changed to a Non-serpa and sub second draws are safe again. No reason to fight with your equipment

why am I not surprised

McDonalds sells a lot of burgers, they aren't great, but they sell. Why? Because most people just want something resembling a burger at the lowest cost. taste and health are by far a secondary need. Delton serves the same customer

The only thing you can't practice with dry fire is recoil control. It is very obvious who has spent time dry firind and who has not when you get to the range. Sloppy draws, grip, stance, movement are all skills that are very easily improved thru dry fire

Yep, and you found 1 person that said Delton makes high quailty parts and you took that as proof.

It doesn't give any credibility, as Delton does not make high quality parts. The article was basically a review of 2 meh rifles that no one actually shoots in 3 gun

The state uses "readily assembled" language in assault firearms, but only capable for mags. I would argued that capable does not mean readily assembled

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That was a fun match, stage 4 was an excellent stage. For some reason, I have no score for the classifier, not 0%, but not even listed. oh well

Shooting alpha= alpha are the highest scoring per target A=5 major 5 minor B 4 Major 3 minor C 4 major 3 minor D 2 Major 1 minor You add up all you points, divide by your time and that gives a hit factor, highest wins, as you can see, with minor scoring you lose more points for everything outside the A zone SS minor comes from shooting minor caliber 9mm, major is 40, 45 They only get 8 rounds per mag

I disagree with that. You can be competitive with minor in SS. Its the only division were you get a benefit out of shooting minor to help offset the scoring

If he is shooting a 1911, he can't shoot in Production. Shooting SS minor allows 10 rounds, Mjor only allows 8 so the extra rounds can offset the minor scoring on same stages

If I remember correctly. the swinging star stage was thrown out because it broke and did not present an equal target to everyone.

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Yep 12/19 are stock. I dropped mine to 9/17, good combination, ejects well and shoots flatter

If you are in the market and have the means for an Ed Brown, you aren't going to care what this whiney little **** says, nor would there be any value to his opinion.

Dawson

I shoot a Spartan in 9mm with dawson mags, the fit and finish is not at the level of my other STIs but the gun runs awesome, feeds everything including empty cases

For sale Millennium Custom Open gun It was a replaceable breech face to run either super or comp I got this gun as a back up, only shot it a few time, I'm the 3rd owner, the 2nd owner didn't shoot it at all and I believe it was the back up of the original owner also. It seems like it has very few rounds through it. The comp has very little build up in it, barrel shows no wear and there is very little wear on the rails. It shoots flat and soft. But I'm changing over to 9 major, so I have to make room in the safe The gun ran 100% for me with super on the super breech face which I had installed by Derek at Millennium. Never tried it with super comp. It has a Schuemann hybrid barrel without any ports cut Milllennium comp Ed brown grip saftey Egw sear Koenig hammer Allchin mount Aftec ICE magwell.. even though a STI is pictured 2-2 1/2 lbs trigger The gun has 2 oddities. 1. the scope mount holes are drilled lower than normal. it was originally drilled for a barry mount. So the allchin mount on it now had to be milled to clear the slide. 2. the disco notch was elongated with a ball mill, not sure why. Derek didn't do it. But when he changed the breech face, He inspected it, he said it was not a major issue The gun does not come with a C-more and no mags $2000 plus shipping to your FFL Thanks Mike

I shoot a 9mm STI Spartan in USPSA, it a lot of fun to shoot, It can be competitive, the extra 2 rounds are nice to have, gives you move options with stage break down Get the Dawson mags, best mags out there

Neither round will make the minimum power factor of 125 for USPSA or IDPA, steel it wouldn't be an issue weight in grains x fps / 1000

Sounds like you are lashing out because of your own insecurities.