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I won the only thing that matters, HOA

I was, I'm the guy that won

Scores are up https://www.practiscore.com/match-results/uuid?uuid=3a3c9039-ba58-477f-8423-796ec06260e7

Sounds like you have made your decision, get a colt

why not just get a couple of 1911 frames. Then have the smith build up from there

Whose CZ did you try? Was it a big black guy with a pig on his shirt? His Cz's trigger is ridiculously light 4 DA, sub 2 SA

I have yet to meet an RO that has an issue with it and I would recommend following the rules, you don't want to get bumped to Open

the Bull barrel will not be legal for SS uspsa. I run grip tape on my Spartan The non decocker has a better trigger. decocking practice at the range will be good practice for a match

The only one Shootersconnection had was a bull barrel. I would call them, dawson precision, brazos custom and thunder mountain and see what they have On the CZ, you don't want the decocker model. Lowering the hammer is not a big deal once you practice it a bit

Are you going to use it for USPSA competition? For production, the CZ is a great gun, I would only get the SP01 Shawdow custom. It will have all the tuning need to make it ready for competition. The standard everyday CZ75 will require to much work to get it up to speed. If you are going to shoot Limited/ Limited 10. For an STI, look at a race ready Edge from Dawson or Brazos. Factory STI sometimes need some fine tuning before they run 100%. The extra cash to have the Pros go over the gun is definitely worth it. Mags can get kinda pricey with STI. especially when you basically throw away all the internals and basepad For Singlestack, the STI spartan is a great way to get in for cheap. $600, plus mags from Dawson and you will have a gun that runs great. The fit and finish is sub par, but for the price you have to sacrfice something. A buddy of mine is selling his CZ Shadow Custom two tone, All set up with the best parts and bunch of mag, ready to go.

"shud"

No hatred for the elcan, you are the one trying to prove it works for you and all your tactical buddies ( I couldn't care less) Then try to back it up with results from some private unknown match.(I guess real match result wouldn't help your case) Then you went with the "let the grownups talk" and keyboard commando reply. (awesome). So in the end, thanks for the entertainment

I'm still waiting on my FID to come in. My Dad has some cool stuff that he lets me shoot.

You posted the best single string at a private match...wow, that's convincing.

Why would I spend any time fighting with any optic. It was immediately apparent that it wasn't going to work and there was no way to adjust it so it would

Who cares how long I shot with one, as soon as I have to modify my shooting stance to accomodate an optic, its a no go. Longer eye relief gives you more mounting options as you can only mount fixed mount short eye relief optics so far back. Extended eye relief is very common. I see almost no shooters with 1-nx that are not on extended mounts The OP needs to look through one before dumping that amount of $

I wrote in my first post that I had tried one, You don't like extended mounts... so the Larue or ADMs are bad designs?

the eye relief is 2.75" on the elcan, the razor 1-6 is 4" unless you are nose to charging handle, or run a short stock, its just not enough eye relief. Atleast with the razor you have more flexibility on placement

I played with one at the range. Eye relief was way to short. Plus sometimes its nice to have something between 1-4x Take a look at the Vortex Razr 1-6x. I have been very happy with mine

Madness is 7 shots, mandatory reload, 7 shots. So for rev. its 6 shots, reload, 1 shot, reload, 6 shots, reload, 1 shot

except for Madness, that is agonizing to watch being shot with a 6 shot revolver

Because there would be a huge advantage on not having to do a standing reload, so everyone would shoot 8 shot minor. no one would shoot 6 shot major. The added points of major would not over come the time loss

Course design and construction must not require more than 8 scoring hits from any single location or view, nor allow a competitor to shoot all targets in the course of fire from any single location or view.

There is no ICORE in NJ because there is no interest to support it, therefore no place to pull competitive revolver shooters from. Adding divisions, changing division won't increase interest

Revolver is all but dead. Time to send it out to pasture (ICORE) 120 people at a stand alone nationals didn't show renewed interest. It showed that only 120 people would rather shoot revolver than not shoot at all.