Mine were not identical. The S2 mags looked universal 9mm and .40, with markings / witness holes on either side, each representing one of the two calibers. I haven't mic'd them, but visually with rounds inserted, it appears the factory multi caliber mags may be a bit loose, as more of the 9mm cartridge appears to be showing in the factory. That's my recollection anyway. I'm in the middle of packing and all the factory mags are packed (I think). I only use MecGar for competing.
From all the samples I have looked at the 17 round mags are sometimes not multi marked with 40 but are the same tube as the 40 cal 12 round mags. I dont think mecGar has made anything different in the last few years. I know I have a couple sets of Multi marked nickel mags and a couple that arent marked multi. We get them both ways from the factory so it varies a little when I go get a new set.
I have seen shadow 2s that came with CZ magazines, not mecgar (Around 2018). Different tubes and mag pads. Old style from Shadow 1
Best dry fire practice with the Shadow 2 yet. It’s starting to feel a bit more normal and more subconscious.
Transitions are definitely different than with the Glock. I’m not going to say slower, as my standard par times were attainable, but I really have to muscle the gun around to get it to do what I want. It settles into targets better than the Glock, if that makes sense. Sight wobble is less pronounced.
I have modified my support hand grip a little to improve draw speed. With a Glock I can grip easily around the underside of the trigger with my support hand index finger. This is a slower process for the Shadow, so I’ve abandoned it for a more conventional grip and it has helped me get closer to my normal par times.
More work ahead!
"Next time somebody says USPSA or IPSC is all hosing, junk punch them." - Les Pepperoni
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