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Neen eigenlijk niet...teveel fuck -up's :-) enkel de stage in de zetel was redelijk goed (4de)

Out here in Europe we would never pay 1800 for this gun ...I payed 1400 for this pistol and that wasn't a bargain.

I tried the Canik TP9 SFX Elite and the trigger felt really bad.

Salut, je vais demander au propriétaire la prochaine fois que je passe chez eux. Je te dirais quoi. à bientôt

merci ;-)

This sure helps...I guess my gun is a limited...Always interested in any other information on the tanfo subject. Best Regards

I would have to go on memory or the publicly available information sincw its been a while for me it did dawn on me to point out that as far as i know their limited& gold custom are cz clones and their witness was a 1911 clone, thanks for respondimg it made me remember my fond times as a sports shooter, should you have any more direct questions id take a shot at answeromg them to the best of my ability anyhow i hope you keep having fun with your channel and sport

Thanks very much Damiana

Thanks for the tip...Don't know Slip 2000. I guess they don't sell that out here in Europe. Best Regards

Jeremiahfull's Shooting Sports Channel Check Amazon. Don't know if that is an option for Europe.

Congrats on the purchase...You'll like your Scorpion! Thanks ! Best Regards. J

Europe ...Belgium

Thank you .

Yep, It's a C-More Railway Model CRWB-6 Click Switch 4 MOA with the Polymer Frame. Best Regards.

My pleasure buddy! Best Regards and enjoy your EVO 3 in the near future :-)

Your welcome! Best Regards!

Probably not the only one :-)

Thanks buddy!

Thanks buddy!

Thanks...Nice music by the way ;-)

Low Velocity Rifle competition out here in Europe has nothing to do with tactics buddy... The shooter has to decide how to shoot the course of fire in the fastest way,that is the only thing that comes close to tactics...Other than that it is a sport called Pistol Caliber Carbine in the U.S. and Low Velocity Rifle out here in the E.U. , it largely follows IPSC rules. That includes dropping mags... I'd be a lot slower if I tried to catch them wouldn't I :-) god bless you right back . Best Regards.J

thanks!

I think it could be possible, haven't tried it myself... I think a 9x19 barrel into a 40 TS mightl work, for sure not the other way around In a TS the 9mm barrels and 40 barrels have identical outside dimensions, so yes it will fit, but you won't be able to chamber a 40 round using a 9mm slide because the breech face is too small. Chambering a 9mm round with a 40 slide works because the rim of a 9mm is smaller than the cutout in the breech face. The extractor is the same part for 9mm and 40, but they are not in the same place on the slide so if you shoot 9mm with a 40 slide you're grabbing the rim with the tip of the extractor. Not sure if this could be a problem or become on over time. So you'll need another barrel, and other mags...and are not sure if it will work...I think it would be better to get a second TS in 9mm :-)

I've got the 9mm. Hoping to find a complete upper in .40 sometime down the line and fit it to my frame.

Thank you for your reply, this is also what I have heard from other sources :) Another possibility would be to get the complete slide in both calibers - which would be more costly than just the barrel. A second complete TS would not be so good as in Austria we cannot obtain unlimited handguns (normally just 2 and in special cases more), however another slide/barrel would just be an accessory and thus would not count as a seperate handgun.

This also sounds like a good idea, I wish you good luck with finding one :)

should be pretty simple but I I bought the gun with the stock installed and I haven't taken it off since... There are plenty of video's around though.Hope you find what you need! Best Regards.J

I see a lot of videos, the problem that i have is, the knoxx is not one by one for the 870 today we try to instal the front part the pum axtion part it wont work because there a big diferents if i put the magazin tube on it we cant put on the screw im not happy with it... i hope the dealer will change it

I agree on the poor fit of the magwell.One can easily get hooked up with a mag when performing a speed reload. A few weeks ago I used a dremmel tool to blend my frame to the magwell. Will show this in one of the following video's. Thanks for commenting. Best Regards.

Very interested to see how that worked out. Thank you!

Pretty difficult choice I agree! The basic TS is a very good pistol. The thing is; if you want to upgrade with only adjustable rear sight (which I would not do because the rear sight on the standard TS is awesome and can be used as a slide racker ) comp hammer, aluminum grips, and 3x extended baseplates the price difference is probably not really worth it... But close...On the other hand, if you are upgrading with all the above AND magwell, fiber optic front sight and stainless steel guide rod, some extra recoil springs,back up slide stop and main springs than you're probably better of going for the Orange straight away. That price is pretty reasonable... Out here in Europe it is about 1600 Euros... Best Regards

The TS is great. I have both. The TSO is worth the premium. Yes, you can upgrade parts on the TS, but the TSO has a much better frame, and replicating that would be costly. The deep scalloped backstrap, the undercut trigger guard, and the checkering all make the pistol much more comfortable and easy to hold.

Thanks Ashley...this is one of my oldeest video's though... I have done way better with the Air Arms and Kalibrgun at 110 yards. Although indoor, a remarkable difference in accuracy and price of course :-) Feel free to check out htese videos on my channel. Best Regards.J

They sure do...:-) Best Regards!

Rather large...about 20 cm beginning of palm swell to top of middle finger and about 12 cm wide measured from base of thumb to other side. The grip , with alu grips on the basic TS and the Orange is IDENTICAL. No size difference, your grip on the TSO will be slightly higher due to the improvements made by CZ but no size difference . Best Regards .J

Damn...Both guns intrest me but I am bit small handed, ts with basic grips is barely too large for me..

If you can, find one. The dimensions may be identical side to side, but the pebbly texture of the TS adds length front to back vs the TSO checkering. The grip is also cut deeper in the back, and that allows you to get higher as well as closer to the trigger.

Yes she is :-) Thanks for watching Best Regards. J

Grips come from the Double Alpha website

Hi there Stephen, first of all thanks for watching. Sorry if I forgot to answer your question, must have overlooked it...I made a short video on the upgrades I have done to the CZ Tactical Sports. You can find it on my channel. In that video I include the part numbers I used for magwell, grips and sights. Concerning the grips. You can order the short ones for use WITH magwell and long ones for use WITHOUT magwell or standard magwell. Take a look at the video. You will find these parts numbers on www.ipscstore.eu and also on the CZ-USA website . As I live in Europe I orderd my parts on www.ipscstore.eu. The part numbers refer to their site. Best Regards.J

Because of IPSC rules.running is faster than walking :-) Barrel always has to point downrange that's is why I hold it that way...Nothing tactical about it. Just sports shooting

The answer depends on where you are situated of course :-)

I'm located in CO. I don't care if it's the 10 or 20 round mag. I know CO's law states the 20 is illegal. Whichever one you can find I'll accept. My FFL will handle the mag situation prior to me taking possession.

Hello Murat , A buddy of mine made this stock by hand :-) No drawings available...The guy is a very good carpenter:-)

Yes , I think the Walther will take more shots with less wear than the GSG or Sig . Equal amount of shots with both guns and a lot more wear on the Sig than on the walther... Thanks for watching

Thank you for all the valuable information.

To change is to live.

I use nylon brushes, ... Nothing wrong with a copper brush...I just don't use copper brushes except for when the barrel is really really dirty and I need something more abbrasive then synthetic brushes to get the dirt out of those lands and grooves . I usually clean after each shooting session so I don't need to use my copper brushes very often :-) Best Regards

Thanks very much.

You're welcome!

Thanks! For me personally, yes... But I can imagine it isn't worth the price difference for some people...I mean, you can buy a the standard TS and upgrade it yourself to be almost the exact same as the Orange version... But you will probably end up paying more than the price of the TS Orange if you want it fully customized,depending on where you are and what the prices are for parts and shipping etc....I am such a fan of this platform that I absolutely wanted 2 :-)

I'm a lefty so the factory thumbrest isn't much use. I love the sight picture without a slide given by the TS, but it's expensive in basepads for IPSC Standard shooters.

yep they should have drilled holes on the right side of the frame like Tanfoglio does and offer an optional left hand thumb rest... Alu Basepads are available but indeed they are quite expensive

I know ,working on it.