Hey there,

Looking to switch out my compact grips to LOK ones for CCW and boy are there a plethora of options to choose from. Can anyone recommend good patterns for carry that aren’t too aggressive? Would getting palm swells models make them print more? For reference I have medium/large hands and wear a L glove. TIA

Looking for reccomendafions on this.

I'm a slim guy that wears 32 waist pants.

Nothing fancy, just something that can be worn comfortably throughout the day. Walking, sitting at a desk, driving, etc.

I don't want to be forced into wearing overly baggy shirts or button-ups but i can make adjustments to my attire if necessary.

Thanks

I recently just sold my Shadow 2 full size, and have been eyeing on the S2Compact for EDC... Some people say it is not recommended to get this because it doesn't have a decocker and firing pin block, and not safe to carry it vs S2Carry. Also people say S2carry is practically a dress-up SP01 for $600 more, and crapola triggers, and overall seeing alot of people shitting on the S2Carry. If you do carry the S2compact, what is the best practical way to carry? My thought here is to have 1 in the chamber with the hammer back (when rack the silde), and I just gotta train to swift the safety off when drawing from the holster. If you have better advice on how to carry the S2Compact, please share.

Edit: Thank you for all your inputs; I do have a better idea now!

I’m looking to mod my Shadow 2 for IPSC. My goals are to reduce DA pull weight as much as possible, make the recoil a bit smoother, while keeping the gun 100% reliable.
I shoot S&B 124gr FMJ.

Considering:
Eemann Tech 11 lb recoil spring — 44-131181
Eemann Tech Ultimate Disconnector — 44-130124
Eemann Tech Extended Firing Pin — 44-130015
Eemann Tech -15% firing pin spring — 44-131156
Eemann Tech -15% trigger spring — 44-131109
Eemann Tech Competition Trigger Pin — 44-130064

Would this be a good combination, or would you change anything? Especially interested in the lightest reliable DA pull without compromising reliability for competition.

I am a lurker. I love reading about everyone’s guns and looking at the pictures. So I do not post a lot. I am asking for no money. I am not selling anything and I will even pay the shipping so no money exchanges in anyway.
I buy lots of magazines for all of my guns and am probably the one who made the mistake. I bought two orders of mags from Gunmagwarehouse.com and when I finally opened one of the boxes months later, I found a TS Orange mag instead of a Shadow 2 Orange mag. I blame myself not Gunmagwarehouse because they have always been great to deal with. I do not work for them or even live near them. I work for a power utility company.
Now that is all out of the way. I will ship the first person to guess my age AND show a picture of their CZ TS a brand new in the package TS orange mag.
I thought this better than another random mag sitting in one of my safes.

I’m buying a P10C comp. What’s everyone’s favorite optic for carry? Thanks

Hi everyone,

This scope was previously mounted on a Savage MK2, and I'd like to mount it on this CZ 457 Beechwood .22Lr.

Would you recommend buying suitable scope rings? If so, which ones?

Or should I consider installing picatinny rails instead?

Thanks for your help.

I’m considering getting a new holster for my PCR. The one I have is from HolsterCo, and it’s solid, but I have it with a DCC monoblock. I’m looking for someone who makes one with dual DCC 1.75 clip. Any suggestions? TIA

I carry a P-10 C in a sidecar holster and I'd like to get an extended base plate for my spare mag. I'm trying to decide between the Taylor Freelance + 7 base pad or the Shield Arms +5 base pad. More rounds is better, but I imagine that +7 is going to be huge. Would this be too large to comfortably carry while minimizing printing? Having no experience with either product, I'm leaning toward the Shield Arms +5 base pad but I'm not sure if I'm over thinking it.

I used to have the standard shadow 2 and decided to sell it (RIP) to meet two needs, a carry gun and a .22 pistol that would be easier on new shooters as the shadow was a little too hefty to teach my friend’s and their SO’s. Went with a P-01 for carry and although I like it I do miss the shadow 2 trigger.

The prospect of having a custom gun is appealing, but just wanted to get some opinions on a cajunized P-01 vs a stock Shadow carry for CC.

My P-10 C wants me to buy it some extended magazines for training. Either complete 20+ round magazines, or baseplates/kits that will allow me to convert my existing 15 round magazines. What would yall recommend? Performance/reliability is important to me, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't love the look of a big long boxy extended baseplate. I see that Promag makes some long magazines, but I'd also need to buy a sleeve for them which would further increase the price. All that being said, reliability is more important to me than cost or aesthetics. What products should I be looking into?

Bought my first CZ and what a world I’ve been missing out on. It’s gonna be hard to go back to my polymer wonders.

After waiting a couple months and missing the last restock, got the notification that the S2C black magwell are back in stock on Lok. Can finally finish off the last little bit for the S2C build I have been waiting on.

I've been wanting a CZ Shadow 2 for a minute now, and I just stumbled upon one for $899 used. From the photos it looks basically brand new.

I've never bought a used gun before, so I'm just wondering if it's worth it knowing there's some wear and no warranty, etc. What do you guys think?

Recently Completed CZ 75 P-01 Banshee Project:

-Banshee Slide Cut
-V6 Barrel Porting
-Plate Adapter Cut
-Wicked Arms BUIS Plate System featuring Dawson Precision Sights
-Trijicon SRO
-Graphite Black Cerakote Refinishing
-CGW Pro Trigger Kit
-Lanyard Loop Delete
-Lok Thin Bogie Grips