sphinx for production

At 3000$ and over for a Production gun, I'm not sure that a lot of people use those. Besides, I heard that they were having a lot of problem with the frame cracking:bsFlag:! Not bad! For 3000$, you get an heavier CZ Shadow that will eventually crack! Might as well by 4 Shadows...:D
 
Zaitsev said:
At 3000$ and over for a Production gun, I'm not sure that a lot of people use those. Besides, I heard that they were having a lot of problem with the frame cracking:bsFlag:! Not bad! For 3000$, you get an heavier CZ Shadow that will eventually crack! Might as well by 4 Shadows...:D
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Just checking,...thanks for the info. I was wondering why I don't see them listed on Wolverines website or even the Sabre USA website.:confused:

I guess I am going to get into another stock2,..maybe gunkote this time:cool:
 
I saw one locally,...looks pretty sharp. Just like the LC 2 that I posted the link to...except minus the mag well of course
 
Well,...I went with the STock 2 in Gunkote,...stainless slide release, thumb safety,.etc. Just experimenting with grips. The OEM were painted with Krylon in Ivory white,...sort of the look I want, but I have plans for something similiar to the Punisher theme,...jsut because..LOL



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What is good about the Gun kote,..is that it smooths everything on the gun including internal cavities. IT also makes for a very tight slide to frame fit.
 
wow,...I guess I just missed this non-sensical rule (or just did not understand it well enough). Apparently I can not paint my OEM grips (which these are) and stay in production division,..but I can paint my aftermarket grips and even laser etch them. So when I get Henning grips, I can paint and laser etch them. That is a rule that I can live without. "0" advantage to me, but would look cool. I guess coolness loses out. I guess this rule is in place so people don't paint their grips with a filler type paint (ie: textured paint, like you would use to create a sandpaper like feel??!). I usually put grip tape on my grips anyhow, so this is irrelevant. That is my rant for the day. Back to Christmas cheer.....carry-on!!LOL
 
Hey Mo - yeah, it's a dumb rule - but it's a rule :( (saw your thread on GV) - if you have issues getting that paint off, get the grips to me and I'll beadblast 'em off in my cabinet.
 
thanks Sean, I will try the wifes nail polish remover,...lots of it. IF not I will take you up on that offer.
 
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