mebiuspower
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Morontario
Yeah, learn how to shoot your 34 like the rest of us! lol.
"It's not the arrow, it's the Indian." lol.
"It's not the arrow, it's the Indian." lol.
What striker fired guns look good for 2017?
- Thread starter Onagoth
- Start date
Why don't you just hire someone that can shoot for you, that way you don't have to go to the gym, no more practicing and dry firing, also, think of the money you will save not having to buy ammo! You might also be able to become that B shooter that you always dreamed of.
- Location
- Halifax - NS
These are coming this later summer. Not Striker fired, (DA/SA) but light and on the IPSC production list and should be able to accommodate the Xtreme parts group.
mebiuspower
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Morontario
These are coming this later summer. Not Striker fired, (DA/SA) but light and on the IPSC production list and should be able to accommodate the Xtreme parts group.
Interesting option.... Until late last year I was shooting a stock 3 for everything.... Liked it except for the weight
1riot1ranger
CGN Regular
- Location
- Calgary, AB
Sig P320 x5
MangledMoose
Member
- Location
- Edmonton Alberta Canada
Not approved for IPSC
1riot1ranger
CGN Regular
- Location
- Calgary, AB
I see that... Disappointing.
The P320 X-Five has been disallowed for production division already likely due to its magwell.
I was a little disappointed as well. The P320 RX without the optics and the DA/SA LDC are approved though.
crazyjackrabbit
CGN Regular
These are coming this later summer. Not Striker fired, (DA/SA) but light and on the IPSC production list and should be able to accommodate the Xtreme parts group.
This looks interesting.. Any idea on estimated cost and if it shares mags with shadows and such?
- Location
- Halifax - NS
Around $1100; It will use standard tanfoglio mags, which also work in Jericho 941s, Baby Eagles, CZ Shadows / Shadows 2s. Often CZ mags don't work in Tanfos, though.
thegrandpoohbah
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Terrace, BC
I'll be using my new Walther PPQ Q5 Match for 3-Gun and maybe even some IPSC this year as it looks like it has been approved for Production Class.
Let me know what you think once you shoot it.
From what I've read, the Stryk A/b have a few improvements including a better trigger.
Northaways
Regular
- Location
- Northaways
Hey Onagoth,
Just sent you a pm to your earlier enquiry and reading this thread now. As mentioned in my pm reason I stopped using my PPQ M2 5" in IPSC is after fair amount of usage the trigger pull weight dropped from about 5.5lbs to just under 5lbs. When I discovered it i reluctantly switched back to my Shadow for IPSC matches. Both are outstanding guns but I was really starting to dig my PPQ 5" as my potential go to gun for all my various practical action shooting disciplines.
Nowadays I run the Shadow 2 in IPSC...and love it for IPSC!! And my PPQ 5"with the Dawson fibre optic front has become my go to 3 Gun and likely CQB Gun if find the time to get into CQB next summer.
Bottom line is I had the same thoughts you did. Find one good gun to fit all my needs. Would have worked too if the trigger pull on my Ppq hadn't dipped below 5 lbs
Curious to hear from other PPQ M2 5" and especially PPQ Match owners who have tested their trigger pull weights. What is your trigger pull weight after a year or so decent usage? Am I just a one off case or have others had the same experience?
Worse case Onagoth, you might just have to 'settle' for 2 guns for your different practical action shooting needs Which is not a bad problem to have
PS. Of the polymer striker fire guns I tried, the PPQ M2 and Match had by far the best trigger and reset and for me grip ergonomics ...once I added the extra length to the grip with the +2 base pads to accommodate my big mitts.
Just sent you a pm to your earlier enquiry and reading this thread now. As mentioned in my pm reason I stopped using my PPQ M2 5" in IPSC is after fair amount of usage the trigger pull weight dropped from about 5.5lbs to just under 5lbs. When I discovered it i reluctantly switched back to my Shadow for IPSC matches. Both are outstanding guns but I was really starting to dig my PPQ 5" as my potential go to gun for all my various practical action shooting disciplines.
Nowadays I run the Shadow 2 in IPSC...and love it for IPSC!! And my PPQ 5"with the Dawson fibre optic front has become my go to 3 Gun and likely CQB Gun if find the time to get into CQB next summer.
Bottom line is I had the same thoughts you did. Find one good gun to fit all my needs. Would have worked too if the trigger pull on my Ppq hadn't dipped below 5 lbs
Curious to hear from other PPQ M2 5" and especially PPQ Match owners who have tested their trigger pull weights. What is your trigger pull weight after a year or so decent usage? Am I just a one off case or have others had the same experience?
Worse case Onagoth, you might just have to 'settle' for 2 guns for your different practical action shooting needs
Which is not a bad problem to have PS. Of the polymer striker fire guns I tried, the PPQ M2 and Match had by far the best trigger and reset and for me grip ergonomics ...once I added the extra length to the grip with the +2 base pads to accommodate my big mitts.
