Vogel did it, not the glock. You could put a hi-point in his hand and he'd do just as well i'm sure.
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Vogel did it, not the glock. You could put a hi-point in his hand and he'd do just as well i'm sure.
I saw a lot of shooters using the tanfoglio stock3 in 9mm this past weekend. All their guns worked 100% (I was doing a lot of RO'ing), and they all complimented on how comfortable they were... Plus they were damn accurate.
CZ's are popular,dare I say dominate Production for the reasons stated. The major reason though is not the parts but the Production rule that requires a first double action trigger pull of 5#'s. Once the first round is fired the gun reverts to a very low 2.5# - 3# SA trigger pull while the striker fired guns remain at +5#s. Advantage DA/SA guns.
Had the rule been changed to 4#s you might have seen a slow increase of striker fired pistols such as the Glock and M&P into the Division.
As a matter of interest the IDPA Stock Service Pistol Division, a close image of the IPSC Production Division does not have a minimum trigger pull requirement and there were, I believe, 4 CZ guns at the World Shoot last September. The majority of the guns in SSP Division were Glocks and M&P platforms. USPSA Production, in the absence of a trigger pull requirement is not dominated by the CZ design either.
The rules of the game do impact on what guns shooters gravitate to.
Take Care
Bob
Had the rule been changed to 4#s you might have seen a slow increase of striker fired pistols such as the Glock and M&P into the Division.
As a matter of interest the IDPA Stock Service Pistol Division, a close image of the IPSC Production Division does not have a minimum trigger pull requirement and there were, I believe, 4 CZ guns at the World Shoot last September. The majority of the guns in SSP Division were Glocks and M&P platforms. USPSA Production, in the absence of a trigger pull requirement is not dominated by the CZ design either.
The rules of the game do impact on what guns shooters gravitate to.
Take Care
Bob
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I like the look of the CZ shadow & it feels on in the hand my problem is the trigger is to far out, I have short fat fingers & I have a hard time reaching the trigger. Does CZ made a trigger with a shorter stroke / pull trigger?
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+1. My friend switched from P226 to Stock3 just over a month ago. He's a very good shot but you could see an instant improvement. I'm sure a 5" slide is helpful, among other things.
I have an HK P30L LEM set up for IPSC. Nice gun but I don't find it any better for me than an M&P or Glock which i'm equally proficient with and which also cost about half as much in every way. I'd go with a used M&P or Glock or if you prefer metal than a CZ in some variety. If you want to spend the money and have something a little different (but not better) than go HK.
