Tanfoglio Stock 3

[Habagat]

I noticed you have Stock III trigger set in your price list, can they be used in a Stock II?

[Habagat]

Saw your posts in the other thread. Thanks.

[Freedom Ventures]

I noticed you have Stock III trigger set in your price list, can they be used in a Stock II?

Saw your posts in the other thread. Thanks.

Excellent, but just in case someone else doesn't find that answer; yes, they can be.

[carlchevalier]

Crap! got it but its a .40... its a nice gun trigger's pretty good too but cant really use it for production. I thought only 9mm were available.

[Freedom Ventures]

Crap! got it but its a .40... its a nice gun trigger's pretty good too but cant really use it for production. I thought only 9mm were available.

Sorry, must have got you confused with the three other 40 transfers at the same time.

Send it back - I'll exchange it for you and make it right; check your email for details.

[carlchevalier]

Wow that was fast!!! Thanks Sean.

[Sniper1]

Hummm, this pistol looks good.
I have a CZ SP01 Shadow, but i'm not into IPSC... I'm a PPC guy.
Therefore this Stock III could be a good open or distinguish class pistol.
How does it compare to the shadow in terms of accuracy ?

[Freedom Ventures]

Well, you've got a couple instant advantages
1. Longer sight radius is going to let you shoot more accurately.
2. Adjustable sights are going to keep you from having to guestamate the proper sight picture for your ammo.

I'm biased, but I don't think it's any streach to say that generally Tanfoglio barrels are of a superior quality to CZ.

My friend shot the NSRA PPC championship here with his limited pro - which has the same barrel as the stock III and shot very nice groups at 50

Of course, when we are talking accuracy, you always have to do your part and use decent ammo.

[johhny12gauge]

So what are the D/A and S/A trigger pulls of the Stock 3?

[Freedom Ventures]

Measurements from the brand new one I just grabbed off the shelf;

Single Action: 4 lbs, 9 oz.
Double Action: 9 lbs, 11 oz.