The Streamlight TLR-3 fits the PX4CC.Quote:
Originally Posted by newyork
You are correct -- full-size lights do not fit. The TLR-7/8 does not fit, either.
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The Streamlight TLR-3 fits the PX4CC.Quote:
Originally Posted by newyork
You are correct -- full-size lights do not fit. The TLR-7/8 does not fit, either.
I you can source yourself a Robar/Langdon modified one with the NP3 internals, I highly recommend that you do so! That bobbed hammer and trigger job were absolutely astounding on the one that I had for a brief period of time (Mod 5). The combination of the NP3 and rotary barrel system also make it incredibly easy to cycle by hand. It glides slicker than snot.Quote:
Originally Posted by LSP552
I had two P-07's and one PX4CC Mod 5 for a short period of time. The P-07's just work, plain and simple and don't need anything from the factory to make them serviceable. That being said they still didn't feel as refined as the Beretta and I had more confidence in the quality of materials of the Beretta. For instance I chipped a piece of slide steel off of a P10C while using a nylon punch to install a CZ Custom rear sight that was already fitted.
The Robar guns are sexy, but you are paying a premium for all that. I like the mass of PX4CC slide and how easy it is to manipulate, but it definitely needs an extended decock lever on at least the side accessible by your primary hand thumb.
I get these guns are not optimal for 25 yard group group shooting, but I spent some time shooting 25 yard groups on Saturday afternoon after my match, with the USP C, P07 and Mod 4 PX4C. The Beretta was much harder for me to shoot pleasing 25 yard groups with.
Anyone else shot some 25 yard groups lately with their PX4C?
Curious to hear how this works out for you. Langdon and others have made the PX4 series very difficult for TDA fans to ignore. I've looked very seriously at USP compacts in the past. The 9c just feels right to me more so than the PX4.Quote:
Originally Posted by LSP552
For what it's worth, I've found a way to inadvertently drop the magazine out of my P09 about once every 10 draws. The middle finger of my right hand lightly touches the magazine release when I take a good grip. When my left-hand joins the grip and I clamp down I will occasionaly apply enough pressure to the magazine release to drop the magazine after the first shot. This isn't good and it has made for a lot of frustration.
This issue is probably unique to me because the tips of my strong-hand fingers have an odd upward angle when I grip a semi-auto. I've run into this issue with a couple of other pistols in the past though usually it only happens with extended magazine releases.
This might turn into a very short-lived experience with polymer TDA CZ's for me. For now, I'm still carrying a Glock until I figure this out or move on.
What pistol shot the best 25 yard groups? Asking for a friend.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by GJM
Would you call 25 yard group shooting with a PX4CC G26 or G19 hard?Quote:
Originally Posted by GJM
Thanks George
The one thing Glock does better than anyone is make a scalable platform suitable for any size need. I’m still looking for a TDA G26.....Quote:
Originally Posted by GreggW
Ironically the PX4 compact has a shorter barrel (by .20") and a shorter sight radius (by .19") than the G26 with a frame that's more similar in size to a G19. The PX4 compact is kinda like a DA/SA G26X. Hahaha.
No, but I found it more challenging than a G26 when I did.Quote:
Originally Posted by GJM
I have had pretty good luck shooting 25 yard Glock 26 groups over the years. Probably five or more years ago, when I was hard at work (unsuccessfully I might add) trying to find an accurate load in six M&P 9 pistols (two shooters and a carry each for my wife and I), I would shoot control groups each session at 25 yards with the G26, to make sure the M&P groups were the pistol and not me the shooter. I have also been told the the G26 was the most accurate non 1911 service pistol that a certain Federal agency tested at 50 yards.
The P07 is easier for me to shoot groups with then the HK USP C, because my HK sights are more drive the dot making the 3x5 harder for me to see, and the P07 SA trigger is easier for me at 25 yards. The PX4C has always been harder for me. I hypothesize two reasons -- the short sight radius and the Ameriglo orange square front sight, where it is very easy for me to wash out the small border at the top of the orange, allowing elevation to be less precise. That said, I have not shot enough groups at 25 with the Beretta to be confident of the pistol's underlying accuracy and ammo preferences.