Thread: Tips for CZ shadow shooters

To me production is good because I can't mess with stuff. I'm just a trigger puller and about as inept with anything engineering related as you can get; couple of years back before the prepackaged standard guns etc there was a lot of jiggery pokery going on to optimize shit. People milling down sights and hammers to get their standard pistols in the box with an extra round or so or to have a 5.4" slide rather than a 5". Its funny looking at the facebook Tanfoglio sites with pristine pistols and if you look at the top NZ guys all their pistols have bits of tape slapped on and filing marks from a bit of DIY gun smithing.

Originally Posted by Mufasa

To me production is good because I can't mess with stuff. I'm just a trigger puller and about as inept with anything engineering related as you can get; couple of years back before the prepackaged standard guns etc there was a lot of jiggery pokery going on to optimize shit. People milling down sights and hammers to get their standard pistols in the box with an extra round or so or to have a 5.4" slide rather than a 5". Its funny looking at the facebook Tanfoglio sites with pristine pistols and if you look at the top NZ guys all their pistols have bits of tape slapped on and filing marks from a bit of DIY gun smithing.

That's another good thing about Standard, any time I get a new part I get to play with a dremel.

Also what's the difference between taking the rough edges off parts and just dry firing the living piss out of the gun? Parts will wear so you'll end up with the same result, one way is just faster.