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Kinda my personality….Originally Posted by Pappabear
My EDC needs are met with a 19&43x so I look for reasons not to need another EDC, a 3k one at that.
It appears to fit in between the two for me which makes it a potential keeper.
QVO made all the difference. I carry mostly @ 8 and the optic sits forward on this gun so with the addition of forward cant it’s a problem with other holsters.
QVO raises it up a bit so EPS is above my belt and gun tucks in nicely.
I find accuracy same as 19
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Oh I understand, Rocket!
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Last edited by Pappabear; 03-13-23 at 13:55.
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I’m still mainly intrigued by the new mag lay out and how it compares to the old 2011 standard. I realize that I have only owned the 45 and 40sw versions, so I don’t know how the 9mm cases feed in the 2011 config. I know the 45 and 40 would have issues going from the 2:1 feed transition, at least in mine. I’d really like to see how the rounds move in teh 2011 versus the new CS.
I’m surprised that there isn’t more discussion of it? Maybe it isn’t that different?
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^^While I’ve never had any issues with the “original”/Gen 2 9mm mags, they (the mags) were designed to accommodate a cartridge of 1.260+- COAL, like .38 Super or .45 ACP.
In theory the CS mags are designed for a 9mm cartridge, one would reasonably expect perfect function/performance.
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This video had some side by side comparo's of the mags and grips.
The Second Amendment ACKNOWLEDGES our right to own and bear arms that are in common use that can be used for lawful purposes. The arms can be restricted ONLY if subject to historical analogue from the founding era or is dangerous (unsafe) AND unusual.
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A very informative video - Thank You
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