I don't get to practice as much as I want, I intend to add more dry-fire, but would like to optimize my gear, but I'm not sure what the real benefits of various competition guns are.
I own a SW1911 in .45, I've replaced trigger (twice), grips, various springs. I haven't been fooling with the recoil spring to optimize it for the load I use (I preferred the heavier .45 ammo, but I've only been finding the lighter one). Other people have commented on the fact that it ejects a good 20' up and 30' away laterally, which I don't have a problem with a priori, but it implies maybe some springs and the ejector might need to be messed with, and people think I should mess with it to avoid that..
.I'm wondering if going single stack 9mm minor might be an advantage for my shooting ability - 2 more rounds per mag, and very easy to control.
What other legal things can benefit in the SS division? Does adding a particular flashlight cause some benefits, like one that's particularly heavy? Is there a flashlight (not a laser) that projects some kind of targetting thing.
I own a SW1911 in .45, I've replaced trigger (twice), grips, various springs. I haven't been fooling with the recoil spring to optimize it for the load I use (I preferred the heavier .45 ammo, but I've only been finding the lighter one). Other people have commented on the fact that it ejects a good 20' up and 30' away laterally, which I don't have a problem with a priori, but it implies maybe some springs and the ejector might need to be messed with, and people think I should mess with it to avoid that..
.I'm wondering if going single stack 9mm minor might be an advantage for my shooting ability - 2 more rounds per mag, and very easy to control.
What other legal things can benefit in the SS division? Does adding a particular flashlight cause some benefits, like one that's particularly heavy? Is there a flashlight (not a laser) that projects some kind of targetting thing.