Is there any red dot sight that will fit on the S2 Orange OR without using a plate??

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The trigger on my Shadow 2 carry is disappointing. I knew with the firing pin block it would be worse than the Shadow 2 compact and I was okay with that because of the carry application, however, I did not expect regular CZ 75 triggers to feel better than my carry. Do any of you with the S2Carry and normal 75s experience the same thing? Brand new and used 75s feel better than my carry. There is little to no stacking on normal 75s but on my carry, the trigger gets considerably heavier during the actual pull. I can actually feel the firing pin block being activated during the pull but it refuses to give me a consistent pull. The trigger starts to stack when the firing pin block is activated and gets extremely heavy. The trigger gets so heavy near the end, it jerks the gun once the trigger is pulled. It is incredibly hard to smoothly get past the firing pin block at what I can only assume is 15+ lbs. I try to slowly get passed the firing pin block section in the trigger pull so I can pull off an accurate shot without jerking but since the stacking is so bad, my dot is jumping everytime I pull the trigger in double action. The reset is long but that was to be expected. It really is just that double action that I can't get past. I've tired countless normal CZ75s new and used and they all have better triggers with little to no stacking. My carry has been through CZs warranty about this very issue. They sent back the pistol 3 weeks later with no notification whatsoever and no paperwork to go along with the firearm. I'm not sure if they even worked on it or just sent it back. It feels the same as before I sent it out. Anybody else experience this with their carrys?

Is it worth to send off to CGW for their standard or pro package? Or maybe even try to send it back to CZ again?

CZ Shadow 2, Holosun 509 ACSS, TLR-1, Springer magwell, ported barrel

CZ P-01 Ω (decocker), TLR-7 (Clone)

CZ 75 BD

Cz 557 range 308

Actually an upgrade from the PA classic mini dot, clear glass, crisp 3moa dot

Is this a good first pistol at the price and what it comes with. This will be used extensively for home defense and trips to the range.

Debated on a CGW job, but I'd like to try what the factory sent for a few hundred rounds first. So far, its been smooth. Love this little gun. Akela holster by KT-Mech, highly recommend.

I live in MA and our laws suck. I just got into guns last year and own a P365xl and just recently got an SP01. I’m going to have it milled for an optic and am considering porting.

My SP01 is just going to be a range and home defense gun. I’ve heard people say you shouldn’t port a defense gun.

I feel like if I ever had to use my gun to defend my home loudness and muzzle flash wouldn’t be something I’m thinking of but does anyone more experienced have any input?

My long awaited (quickly shipped) mag bases & flared mag well have arrived. It took all of 2 minutes to install, and with the precision machining, it could not have been more smooth. What do y’all think?

Can I join the club

I’ve had my CZ P-10 C ported with a Vortex Defender ST and I’m kinda stuck between a streamlight TLR1 and TLR7.

My main problem is finding a holster that can accept the light gun combo and is also optics ready.

Ive checked out the Safariland Incog X and I really like the felt lining it has and the fact i can tuck my shirt and still conceal.

I’ve also looked into hybrid holsters and i would be down for a leather backing for comfortability but i do want kydex for the trigger guard.

And is tier 1 concealment worth it?

It is time...for true FRT kino!

Just got the P-10F the other day. Shoots awesome but I never got last round hold open with the factory mags. Is that how this gun is? I was shooting federal 115 and blazer 115 range ammo. Using the factory 20 or 21 rounders??

Shooting my CGW S2 at BELT.

Who makes a threaded barrel for the P-07? Looking to swap out my non-threaded.

I really didn’t want to like this gun so much because I planned to sell it but it’s really, really nice. The COA sits so low in the slide and despite its bulky appearance it has a very thin frame and feels fantastic. It’s nice that it’s ported, too. It shoots almost as flat as my Ramjet Glock 45 but without the extra length. Overall super pleased with it and I think it’s going to be a keeper.

I was finally able to snag a CZC threaded barrel for this thing. Conveniently they came back in stock a week before my Spectre 9 was approved. Install was a little tricky as I have the CGW 10x bushing, had to do a little smithing to get them to work together. I'm beyond happy with how this gun turned out.

I’ve got about 2000 rounds into this P09F. Probably 1900 has been Blazer Brass 115gr and the remaining 100 have been various defensive ammo. Mostly Critical Duty 135 +P.

Since the Tanfoglio subreddit doesn’t exist I’m just gonna go with this being the place to go. But I bought a Tanfoglio Witness P-Defender today but have no clue if any of it is aftermarket or not on the gun but it’s a 45 ACP with a short slide and long barrel. Really just trying to get more info in relation to the gun if anyone has any. Only thing I know is that it was imported early 1998.

When I got my P-01, I did the same thing all of us do: shoot a few hundred rounds and fantasize on all the upgrades we can make. I have a 2011 I've done a tiny bit of upgrading to, and I decided I wanted to learn more about the mechanism and gain a little skill with gunsmithing. How hard could it be, right?

Hard. Stupidly Fucking Hard.

It took me 2 months. My disconnector had to be hand fitted, which means I had to shave off a thousandth of an inch with a diamond file then rebuild the sear cage and see if the hammer would drop. When it wouldn't, I had to pull the sear cage apart again and shave another thousandth of an inch. I lost count of how many times, but after the twelfth or thirteenth, I questioned my life choices.

I had to order special tools. I broke 2 springs and lost 2 more, along with most of my patience, some of my sanity, and even a little of the color in my hair. Everyone says how tough of a job it is to work on these, and they're not joking. Everything is finicky and tight and small. But today, I finally got everything fitted and back together, and ready for the range tomorrow.

All told, I actually spent more to do it myself than it would have cost me to send it in, but I learned a ton, and it feels good to have done it.

Was it worth it? Yes. I built some skill and knowledge and understanding. I now feel like I can work on something else with a lot more confidence.

Should you do it?

Do you get frustrated easily? Do you have a good 20-40 hours of disposable time and a few hundred dollars to spend? Do you have a place you can leave it torn to pieces for weeks at a time where it won't get touched by anyone? Are you a little bit crazy? .....do you believe in a God?

EDIT: Just to say how awesome all of you are. Keep getting after it my dudes.