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The PM barrel will be a great replacement for your threaded barrel. You could try a dovetail mount for a red dot but milling the slide is a lot cleaner. I still have dovetail mounts on my P-09 and 97B.

Yes. I have a Primary Machine match barrel in the gun now, but it shot very well with the factory barrel. The PM barrel is easier to clean, but my factory barrel was really good. Take a look at Tuesday's video to see how the gun shoots when the shooter is having a better day.

Did you place the bottom of the modified mag brake in the slot? If you didn't, perhaps the magazine is in a bind. Check the installation again.

Also try flattening out the spring a little.

I had a good day! Thanks

I have a tube ultradot on my rimfire pistol that I like a little better, but the Burris is surprisingly good, and I still use the Burris on several pistols and the later Holosun on two. No trouble with any of them in timed and rapid. Thanks for asking. (This video is from a few years back!)

Sure, I'll see what I can do for that.

Thanks, Joe! That would be awesome :)@@JoeMustang99

No. Atlanta Arms 115gr JHP box ammo.

Thanks. Maybe I'll get the focus right on the shooter camera next trip out.

Teslong brand on Amazon. Very inexpensive. They have several versions. I have one for the rifles and two for pistols.

Probably 50,000 rounds by now. I shot bullseye for another 3 years after this video was published.

Yes, give Cajun Gun Works (CGW) a call or look at their website for the parts package that includes their hammer and sear and springs. I've had their parts in my 75B for nearly 10 years, I think.

thanks @@JoeMustang99

If you’re a DIY person consider - lighter trigger return spring. Lighter hammer spring. Extra power firing pin spring. Polish the trigger bar ( particularly where the disconnector comes into contact with the trigger bar) lightly polish the disconnector. Or, send it off to a trusted gunsmith as Joe recommends. Good luck!

​@@cocowonderdog I've built a decent 1911 out of a Norinco (thanks to Bill Wilson for taking my money and giving me quality), also have revolver experience. so I guess I'll get some sand paper and dive into the CZ.

@@nazdagg1945 - Awesome! Easiest things to do would be the springs. Note the lighter the hammer spring the more likely your going to experience (possibly) light primer strikes. An extended firing pin will remedy that. Good Luck!

I have good days. I don't publish videos on the bad days, LOL.

Yup I’ve been practicing my draws and it’s pretty embarrassing what you see on camera😁

Thanks. A little calmer day when I shot this compared to the previous video.

I just received my second bottle of C4 today! Golly, it works great.

Thanks. I've been in kind of a slump, so I was very happy to have a good result on Thursday.

It won't hurt!

Thanks, I have good days and a few bad days. This was a good one.

Exhaling, but I am not conscious of when in the exhale I am releasing the shot, and I am not holding my breath.

Thanks. I practice a lot...and don't show dozens of less than good target results!

Thanks.

In 9mm, P-09 and P-10F, in .45 97B"E, but I like them all. I've warmed up to the strikers, and I never expected that. I still like hammers a tad bit more, however. In steel, especially, like the 75B and 97B"E".

thanks Joe .

I think they are a about equal at 100 and 200 yards in a 4.5" or longer barrel. The zero is slightly different so I don't use them interchangeably. The AA is still my standard, but the IMI is surprisingly good. Thanks for taking a look at the video.

Thanks, glad you got to use it.

I've tried several different rest designs but always go back to the wood block and one rag. I still have two Sig P226's. The Stainless Steel Extreme is my favorite. I put a dovetail mount red dot on it for a short time, then went back to the CZ's I shot a lot of IDPA matches with the SSE, however. Years ago.

@@JoeMustang99 The Sig P226 I have is a Stainless Elite model, it could be the same as the one you have, I recently put a dovetail mount red dot on it but have not got it zero in yet. I shoot IPSC once or twice a year and I would normally use my favorite Walther PPQ M2. It's an inexpensive pistol with great accuracy and surprisingly well-made.

Two weeks ago I got 20 in an 8" group, so I got a little ambitious on Thursday.

Thanks. I get to go out most mornings and check to see if there is too much or too little cloud cover. I am always pleasantly surprised.

It helps to be lucky as well as somewhat competent. I had 4 good targets on Thursday, with a total of 5 shots off the target an inch or so, so I am getting pretty consistent. But that sub 2" 5 shot sequence is just plain lucky coincidence.

Thanks, it was a good day.

Yep, Edgar goes for the big ones, Elliot the small ones. I think the mammal is a nutria, not sure.

Thanks, Andrew. I need a lot more practice!