Posted: 12/7/2022 1:20:57 AM EDT
| Anyone running a CZ specifically a Shadow 2 optic ready? What plate and optic are you running? Anything break on the gun? |
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Our local match director has two he runs. Both with a SRO on top. I do not know what plate he uses but I know he sheared the screws off on both this summer within 30 days of each other. One broke off during a match and the other broke off during a high dollar training class. He is a M so he has run quite a few rounds through them each. Most of the others I know running them are B or C class and have no issues I know of. |
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I’m running this plate and a SRO with no complaints. Shadow 2 plate So far the pistol has been great. |
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Almost my entire circle of USPSA friends are running Shadow 2's. Some are OR and some are direct-mill. I have broken a few SRO's, but Trijicon has been taking care of me. I've broken a trigger return spring, mostly from dry fire. Other than that they have been very solid. If you are shooting SRO's, be aware of the glue delaminating the lens from the housing. Trijicon has fixed mine before they fell the fuck out. Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By DOG556: Anyone running a TS2 ? I run an early TS in 9mm, no optics. My main pistol for about 6.5 years. I had an early TS Orange the first year they were out, but got rid of it, at the time there weren't any good retention holsters for the thick frame, that's now on the TS2. Zero issues with any of my CZs. If I think about, I will clean and replace all the springs in the TS about once a year. Never had a trigger return spring or a slide stop pin break. Years ago, I read putting a drop of oil on the TRS stops the failure, IDK, I put oil on it, and it doesn't break. I oil the gun before a match, wipe down the outside, that's about it. I'm not a high-volume shooter though, maybe 2500 rounds a year. |
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I run a shadow 2 optics ready. I use a C&H precision plate. My son’s (15) is direct mill. My back up gun is an optics ready with a C&H plate. All have trijicon SRO 5 MOA dots. All have Cajun Gun works pro package and bushings, trigger and hammers. Mean DA pull is 4.14 SA is 2.12. Using LOK grips pineapple grips. Haven’t had any issues so far. 11lb recoil and 11.5lb hammer springs. Extractor and extractor springs along with the others mentioned seem to be the most common worn/broken parts. I have a couple spares of each plus the backup gun. |
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Originally Posted By DernHumpus: Yes, TSO's are still pretty popular in Limited. Originally Posted By DernHumpus: Originally Posted By DOG556: Are 40 cal.'s used at all ? Originally it had a different name: the Standard IPSC. I bought a Standard IPSC back when they were first introduced, but that was during the Clinton assault weapons ban, and thr gun only came with 10 round magazines. Couldn’t get standard cap mags. Well, at the very end of the ban , it was possible to find parts, and assemble your own. Phenomenal gun! Trigger rivaled the $2,000 STIs and SVs everybody had back then. Guys complained the trigger was made of polymer but I never heard of one breaking. Problem was, nobody made a holster to fit the TS / Standard IPSC. Not in America anyway. |
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