Zero issues running the RMR HD even with the slight over hang.

@@Three60Crusader thanks for the feedback

I also have the Shadow 2 compact they both have aluminum frames and weight is almost identical around 30 ozs. My experience with both has been perfect no issues with either one of them. As far as recoil impulse that’s a tough one. Neither one of them kicks like a mule and both shoot fairly flat for compact style handguns. Triggers are close but I’d give the Kimber the edge overall shorter take up no creep and similar reset length to the SC2. The SC2 has a tiny tiny bit of creep and is more of a rolling break. Where the KDS9C is a solid wall then clean break. Safety wise the Kimber has the edge too. I feel safer carrying with the Kimber in single action. The CZ with its stock safety is kinda meh so I run it in double action. But that’s a personal preference thing. However from what I’ve read there isn’t any danger to carrying the SC2 compact. Most of the talk about it not being drop safe isn’t true in its stock configuration. Anyways it’s tough to recommend one over the other since my time with both is still somewhat limited.. I really like both but if carry is your aim I’d personally lean towards the Kimber. Slimmer profile better safety. However if you want to do custom work one day I’d say the SC2 is the way to go hands down.

@@Three60Crusader thanks brother. You know I am going to have to bite the bullet and get both. I had a guy buy a Staccato and Canik TTI yesterday and the gun guys were drooling. He was showing me everything. I told him for the cost of both I could go with a Kimber or S2C. Well I guess I have to deliver. Lol. I gotta put up or shut up.

Well those are both nice firearms too. No matter which one you would’ve chosen I think you’d be satisfied. Both are quality guns from I’ve seen up to this point. But hey why pick one when you can have both? I know I did lol. Also just a reminder the promotion for the 2 free mags and more aggressive grips for the KDS9C expires end of July. Obviously you take the jump when you want but just wanted to put that out there just in case.

@@Three60Crusader didn’t know that. Appreciate the info. I know so tough to choose. They are having a promotion for the HellCat Pro as well.

Well that’s interesting can’t say I’ve ever heard of anyone doing that. I’d have to look more into that method & see if I can find the video you’re referring too.

Np just sharing my own personal experience with the firearm. Not a perfect one by any means but I very much enjoy the gun. It’s unfortunate that you ran into issues. But at least you ended up with something you prefer.

That’s a good question I don’t have a SRO for comparison. However Slim Fit will adjust the cut for you. Just add in the notes during checkout that you have a SRO & they’ll make it for you.

Yeah the firearm was super reliable till the extraction issue popped up. This is just a sample size of one but I’ve seen more than a few people report issues with the plate coming loose. I ordered an impact machine plate to see if I have better luck with that.

@@Three60Crusaderscrews will be too long

Yeah I bought the Spec series version back in 2022 which came with the threaded barrel.

Yeah my m&p came with the threaded barrel so no issues there.

Federal 115 grain FMJ up to that point.

Yeah I’ve heard that most places are outta stock for the threaded barrels right now. Also I’ve been running a Trijicon RMR on it for the last 2 + years. For something cheaper I’d recommend Swampfox Justice 2 which uses the same foot print.

It’s become my primary carry since completing my 1k round review. I think you’ll like it minus California limiting your round count.

@@Three60Crusader I goto check out your 1000 round review! I love it! haven't taken it to the range yet but I love the look, feel and finish, smith and wesson is my favorite brand. Yea most everyone knows and agree CA gun laws are asinine AF. Still a great conceal carry option

Yeah I’ve used several different guns in that micro compact-ish class & the shield plus is still my go too. Also you may be already aware but I believe S&W has a rebate program going on between June 7, 2024 and August 18, 2024. (Not sure when you purchased but just a heads up either way)

That’s the factory spring that came with my M&P.

I’m using the exact same barrel 4.25 inch which I can verify it works perfectly on. However it is compatible with any length m&p 2.0 barrel.

Nah the magwell needed adjusted it’s a known issue with the MC9s. Loaded or unloaded made no difference but it works a little better now since century arms did some work on it.

@@Three60Crusader you sent it to them for some refreshing? How long to get back

Yeah they took care of it under warranty & got it back to me in 17 days which was pretty good.

@@Three60Crusader that's a long time to be unprotected

If it’s your only gun I suppose so.

Thank you!

Many times the barrels are outta stock in many places. I don’t know much about Trybe barrels. I have a smith factory barrel. Compatibility shouldn’t be an issue with whoever you choose. Have you tried calling Smith to see if they have any?

No I didn’t, I just followed the instructions. I wish I had more information to share with you but it was a pretty straightforward installation. The only other thing I can add is that my M&P is the 4.25 inch model.

No I’ve never personally have had that issue.

Damn that’s an impressive crazy amount of rounds!

I have two of the G22’s one had purchased years ago and then before I retired our dept offered engraved G22’s with our shield and dept on it. Never have had any issues at all them, edc is G23.

I took the first shot before the 2 minute mark. But I appreciate the criticism and I’ll review the video and try to make improvements in future videos.

The light tuck has been great and sees the most usage since my main carry is the shield plus. Very comfortable well made holster.

I didn’t have any trouble ordering from their website myself. Maybe they had technical issues last time you tried it?

@@Three60Crusader , to make me click on all these areas and promise not to call them to inquire about my order is pathetic, and downright unprofessional. They are not cheap, thats ok, am willing to pay, but I expect better service than making me feel like a nuisance.

I haven’t noticed any scuffing but I’d imagine you can expect some wear to finish over a long period of time & frequent usage. But yeah no padding on this holster. They don’t even offer a wedge option. But most of my holsters don’t have any type of padding.

​I am currently working on a padded wedge option for my holster. Thanks for the input!​@@Three60Crusader

The CR920 takes proprietary mags.

I’ve seen some holsters that look a tad rough inside but this isn’t one of them. At least not from my own personal experiences with Slim Fit holsters. They do good work from what I can see.

Not me personally but I’ve been told since I’ve posted this video that p10c holsters are compatible with the sc2.

It’s running great for me so far.

Well everyone should be testing out their firearms before trusting them with your life. I’m fine with break in periods specifically when the customers are made aware of it in advance. The comp definitely helps mitigate recoil.

Word of advice. Don't take gunsmithing advice from someone who calls a magazine a "clip".

You can call them what you want to do you have a masters degree in gunsmithing well I do so if you don't want my advice you won't have to worry about it you can get your advice from all of the arm chair gunsmiths out there who make dummies like you believe what they say because they get the nomenclature rite I finished a 18 month master class with a 4.23 GPA

And I call it a clip because my dad called it a clip and he did 3 tours in Nam and retired from the army and the 45 that I made for him shot under 3 in chest at 50 yards most times better with my reloads he shot rite up to his death and went in his sleep 8 years ago

@@billhatcher2984 Cool story. It's still called a magazine. Also its "right" not "rite".

Thank you!

Any idea what may be the cause? I’m assuming it’s probably just the extractor then? Also by chance could it have anything to do with the guide rod coming loose?

@@Three60Crusader Like I said, the chamber isn't finished reamed. When gun the gun goes boom the brass expands to the shape of the chamber. Since the chamber isn't finish reamed and undersized the chamber is exceptionally tight and the gun doesn't want to extract the spent casing and leaves it in the chamber like that. Now that being said the extractor probably isn't helping the situation either. Springfield just drops extractors into the gun and doesn't bother tuning them. Often times the geometry is wrong, the tension is wrong, hook length is wrong. All of those are important for reliable feeding and extraction. As far as the guide rod goes its possible, but in this case I can guarantee you it's the chamber and or the extractor. Honestly if you want to have the prodigy fixed properly the first time and be done with it, send it to Chambers Custom Pistols. Best 1911/2011 custom shop in the world and they will make it run like a champ. At the very least call and ask them about your problem, they're very helpful to their customers.

I see, thanks for all that information. I’m gonna look into a few things on my end and see if it makes any difference first then I’ll follow up with Chambers customs & SA.

I don’t know maybe some slips up were made during their move to their new facility in Tennessee.

Which I’m not, sometimes I’m just trying to get the most outta the target before changing out..but I’ll try to keep fresh targets. Sometimes I just need to warm up first though lol.

That’s not something I’ve noticed with it personally. But different body builds I’d imagine can change experiences like when it comes to holsters too. Hopefully she keeps running reliably for you. I trust my life to this gun and it’s my main carry.

SA did a really good job with the Echelon imo. It's been completely reliable thru my testing so far too.

Stock trigger

Sorry thought I replied to this comment. But I’m not very familiar with .45s to give you an honest accurate answer.

Thanks for the information it’s my first CZ so these types of comments are very helpful!

No doubt want to save people money!!! I have spent sooo much on holsters. Not needed I run Tier 1 Concealment mostly.

That's awesome, thanks. I have P10'S also.

@@johnniefranchize2701Does your S2C fit snugly in your T1C P10C holster? I asked T1C if they fit and they wouldn’t give me a straight answer.

@@MatthewGGillIt does for me I have run it in both my axis elite’s with and without the TLR7A. Half cocked and ready to roll. Got tired of buying a new holster for every new purchase it adds up quickly. Same with my OWB as well.

Yeah I can cowitness just fine. I’m running an impact machine plate in the rear and it all lines up great.

​​@@Three60Crusader I just got the same optic plate with buis built into the plate from Impact Machine today, and putting it flat side by side with the factory sights, the impact machine sights are a little higher- between .5-1mm- than the factory rear sights. Are you using the factory front sight or did you get a slightly taller one to install? I suppose at short distances that tiny height difference probably doesnt matter, but Im curious.

Sorry I didn’t catch your question sooner but I’m still using the factory front. Hopefully you like that optic too I own 2 of them and are a solid value.