This actually preceded the revolver (by 30 days), but I just got the grips (VZ Aliens) for it today. They required a bit of fitting since STI's mag well overlaps the grip frame by about ,035" - .040", so I had to shorten the grips by that much so they'd fit. That G-10 stuff is tough. This is an STI USPSA single-stack model in 9 mm.

 

 

...and I figured a new gun deserves a new holster, so here is Double Alpha's new PDR holster in the belt-ride variation, so it's legal for both USPSA and IDPA. There is a low-ride version, but it wouldn't pass muster for IDPA...

 

 

I'll be shooting this tomorrow at Shongum - not well, probably, but we all know that it's the Indian, not the arrow.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

You got the AA! Nice. What is this, Christmas for you, Bob?

I like the grips, that's it.

Nice, I like the serrations on the slide and the grips.

Damn Bob, you're really racking (no pun intended!) these up aren't you!? Very nice...

pizza bob you out did yourself again!!! that is a really beautifull gun there, nice grips and kydex holster too!!! thanks for sharing...

Nice, Bob! I wish I was gonna be able to make it tomorrow to check it out.

Very nice, Bob.

 

...and I figured a new gun deserves a new holster, so here is Double Alpha's new PDR holster in the belt-ride variation, so it's legal for both USPSA and IDPA. There is a low-ride version, but it wouldn't pass muster for IDPA...

 

 

 

 

Bob -- In a previous thread about competition holsters, you indicated that you like the blade tech holster. Is there anything about your new AA PDR that you like over the blade tech?

Nice Bob, I see you grew tired of waiting for Sig. Good luck with it. Looks beautiful.

Bob -- In a previous thread about competition holsters, you indicated that you like the blade tech holster. Is there anything about your new AA PDR that you like over the blade tech?

 

 

I think I can answer this question for him. If you look at that black disk in front of the trigger guard, that adjusts the tension on the holster. It doesn't require a tool like almost every other adjustable holster does. It's a very simple, yet useful design. It's also suede lined, which should protect the polished stainless finish on the gun.

I think I can answer this question for him. If you look at that black disk in front of the trigger guard, that adjusts the tension on the holster. It doesn't require a tool like almost every other adjustable holster does. It's a very simple, yet useful design. It's also suede lined, which should protect the polished stainless finish on the gun.

 

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My bad

Now you know it shoots even better than it looks

Very nice! Congrats, Bob!

Beautiful gun. I've seen it in action twice now Bob , as always , pleasure shooting with you today , and thank you for all the advice.

Beautiful gun. I've seen it in action twice now Bob , as always , pleasure shooting with you today , and thank you for all the advice.

 

You know what they say, "Those that can, do. Those that can't, teach." The pleasure was all mine. Thanks for the ammo - and I have to see Pete one more time, just to make sure that wasn't an actor you hired at Somerset. LOL.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob