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Yeah it does, it was on of the reasons I choose it, so I didn't lose the rear optic. That said, I never use it to shoot, I'm not sure how accurate it is at range, never tested being self defense distances. Since then I've stopped trying to get co-witnesses that are accurate, I feel point and shoot is enough. Most times now I just get rid of the iron sights if that's an option. I ended up building two 2011s and during the testing of those guns I didn't have any sights on them and I could shoot accurately with them, so I built them with not having any irons. I know that's not for everybody though.

I've is the TLR1 keys that come with it work. Didn't remember which one, I have the tlr7 sub on there now, don't remember which one it was but one of the stock ones work.

Yeah I agree. I got a buddy that has one, there's a short video on my channel showing it in slow motion, but I'll be putting out a longer more in depth one when I get a chance, he'll let me borrow it. It was going to be on my list to get next, but honestly I built a 5.4 -inch comp gun that shoots softer than anything I've ever shot so I don't really need to spend the money on it right now, maybe someday. Don't get me wrong I'm not a master gun builder or something it's just sheer physics the length and the weight of it makes it awesome. I do love that bull attack Pro. I would likely get the four and a quarter so I can carry it

@@MoneyShot_CM yea I have the 4.25 Tac couldn’t get the Pro was sold out but just got it ported as soon as I got it. It’s awesome pistol.

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I don't think that extended safety is that wide to cause enough trouble with any holster, it's all the way at the back of the gun and going to be pretty high up on the sweatguard, you could easily fix it with a heat gun, I doubt you would even have to fix it I think the extended safety would just bend the kydex a little. All the holsters that I use for the s2c are ones that I made because I had a slide stop thumbrest that was wide as hell. It's funny one of the ones I made I now use for my ex macro because I run the same light and it works perfectly lol.

Thanks!

Thank you for your concern. But you really need to understand something, at no time was the gun pointed at my face, the camera is nowhere near my face it's on a shelf opposite of my face about a foot and a half away, pointed down. I'm not sitting over the gun looking down. Second there may have been a loaded mag in there but at no time was there around chambered and the gun was never cocked. Have a good one

I made one. You could likely adjust one with a heat gun if you are adventurous enough, should be easy

Me too, great value. Very satisfying

Old footage, already taken care of, thanks 😂

Those two guns were not worked on by me, the owner paid someone to do them. I have heard the XC and all Staccato's fit Cheely grips easily. Don't know about the Apache. I do know on my last custom build, I use my old staccato p grip on a Cheely frame so I wouldn't scar up the real grip, or my hands lol. Both the Cheely grip and the staccato p grip for the same frame. That's all the first hand info I can give you.

I think it's a product of a country upbringing thing, I shouldn't have went with the hard D at the end, should have been "ole" lol... I don't think she'll see this though, so I'll probably be all right. She hears enough about guns from me firsthand I don't think she watches the videos 😂. Kidding... She is pretty easy going and younger than me

@@MoneyShot_CM It's not what you said, it's that 80% of divorces are filed for by women. It's a statistical certainty these days. I hope you will never have to experience it.

Thanks! It was fun, just wrapped up a second build, a 5-in with a compensator.

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No it definitely doesn't come with it, you got to hunt one down, it was a pain in the ass to find last year they were out of stock everywhere. But I know where to get them at

1st , congrats on the purchase, that's a great price! When I wake up more I'll reread this and try to understand it better, you have some terminology mixed up, it's hard to picture. If I can help/advise you I will.

So now I'm a little bit more awake, and after reading what you wrote I think I know what you're talking about. If you're talking about the plunger tube that has a little metal piece that interacts with the slide stop as well as another little another piece into that interacts with the safety, those can be kind of stiff. If a slide stop a very tight fit stacked on top of that strong spring it can be a little hard to push in. Are you pinning the slide back where you have no spring tension so you can move the slide into the proper area easily? On the second part I hope it's not the extractor that's causing your slide to be sluggish or get stuck, a lot of times It's the disconnector. It's common on some production guns. Have you shot the gun yet? If it is the disconnector this will break in over time you can also break it in by just racking the slide back and forth throwing some oil on it. As far as the slide stop issue that will break in over time too. Now the slide is getting hung up on the ejector, that could break itself in as well but I think that's less likely of an issue. Something like that you may need to get looked at

I've been thinking about it, my buddy got his ported and it's pretty nice.

When the gun arrived, everything was tight over a course of 1300 rounds I think is when that barrel started loosening up a little bit. Since then I have not really examined the lugs or the link, another user pointed out that maybe an oversized slide stop would help. Right now it doesn't affect the accuracy one bit so it's not really an issue, if it gets worse I'll probably dive in and just fix it myself. I doubt they're going to want a warranty a gun that I've done so much work on. I don't really care about the warranty on these things unless it's something serious like a slide breaking in half or some silly shit like that. I think if it comes down to it and I ever had to replace the barrel I would just do it myself and grab a threaded barrel.

My custom no question,, but if the Wilson had a red dot I think it would be right there or better. I'm almost as accurate with it with the irons.

It's all good man, we all have to watch without volume sometimes lol. Those are Lok veloce Palm swells. I run the exact same ones on my DWX as well, I'm pretty sure they're my favorite.

@@MoneyShot_CM thanks for the reply I just put mine on lay away I can't wait

@@slywolf2025 congrats man! It's worth the wait!

Got mine does your kydex scratch gun

One of my holsters was leaving a little mark on the nose, I wasn't super impressed with the coating. But it's not bad

Thanks I appreciate that! I was quite surprised at the behavior change without the light and adding that optic. It was quite settled in its stock form, I couldn't spend a lot of time on it here because the video was already too long. I managed sneak it in

@@MoneyShot_CM I believe it's why we see a lot of UA-camrs shoot with giant lights int heir reviews. It makes them look like more competent shooters and the guns look smoother!

@@GBGuns yes it's definitely a crutch. Everyone is eeking out every bit of performance they can. A lot of channels are built around that, I'm not showcasing my shooting ability, just sharing info I wish I had. Maybe someday I'll get to that point lol. Your channel is a good mix of shooting ability and information, I watch it all the time.

@@MoneyShot_CM Thank you. I try, but it's also the result of more than 60 full days of quality training spread out over several years

@GBGuns I hear that. I stopped shooting for a number of years and fell off some from where I used to be. Not practicing for that long doesn't do you any good. I now go weekly, and can see improvement.

I love it. It feels light, nimble. The ports are feel better than aftermarket jobs. Meaning there's less flash and less concussion. I'm likely going to be getting one of these, I'll probably go the 4.25 in though. I didn't get to spend enough time with it, but I will because it belongs to a buddy of mine.

Yeah I'm dying for somebody to make a 2011 grip with insertable g10 panels. Give me some Palm swells already

It shoots really soft, it's because it's pretty heavy.. but it's very smooth. It's not completely done yet. Still debating taking some metal off to drop the slide weight, flush cutting the barrel etc I was thinking about porting it but it already shoots off and I carry it a lot

The plate came with the gun. They're supposed to be offering more plates this summer. When you put an RMR on a 1911/2011 slide you always need a plate because the slide is so skinny. There's a few manufacturers who have gotten around this by widening the slide in their manufacturing process in the area where the screws go, like stealth arms and I forget the others. My dwx has a slide that's wide enough for a direct mount RMR cut just to give you an example and it's close to a 2011

Yeah I think of them as the standard to measure everything. Solid guns. I love the XC, wish it was less expensive. This one started out a little rocky, but I finally got it dialed in.

Yes, the price on the xc is a tad steep. I dont mind the polymer frame even as I believe it soaks up some of that recoil in sense, but that curved plastic trigger was a huge no. After 200 rounds, I felt like I was gonna break it. It just does not go with the premium feel of the gun and the way it shoots. I bought a red dirt trigger for it. Once that is put in, going to see how it runs. May get a stipple job on the grip as well not sure yet

@a.d.c7941 Yeah I got a red dirt trigger for my next build, I kind of like those we'll see how it goes. That should work nice for you I've heard good things

Probably correct. I didn't mind that hard spring at all honestly I shot it for quite a long time and it made the gun super soft. Had no issues with it, I just began experimenting and eventually settled in on the 11 lb for overall feel.

Lol I didn't even notice, yeah I'm not trying to be fake or anything more than I am. Just trying to share info

Thanks man! I have a lot of content already shut, just need time to get it out, just interested in sharing information

Thanks!

I favor this easy ergos over 2011 as well. I think that's why I like my DWX so much. Don't give me wrong my Cheely grips are great, but I like my palm swells.. It sounds like a hell of a plan for the DWX. I just shot a ported one today and it was pretty nice. Not sure if I'll get mine ported though. I am thinking about the grandmaster Genghis comp for my staccato P .

Oh I forgot to mention I shot the 5-in Bull tack Pro today and it is the best shit man. I liked it way better than the XC and the Apache

@@MoneyShot_CM Man those Bul Armory are freaking tits for sure . I shot the Pro Tac 4.25 or whatever the Comp'd commander length is and it was outstanding. I'm a typical gun dude so my mind changes every 34.2 seconds . I'll probably end up getting whatever I'm thinking about for that 34 second time period lol

I've been eyeballing the compact, I love the full size. How is it so far?

@@MoneyShot_CM Absolutely amazing. I was hoping it would be as good as my cajunized p01…… turns out it’s better, right out of the box. Can’t explain the magic they’ve done to this gun, but it’s simply outstanding.

@SigAXG320 I definitely need one. I love my shadow compact but I think that DWX compact will be better for me. Love CZ egos

@@MoneyShot_CM So I called Cajun gun works, and they were all in on me getting a S2 compact instead of the DWX-C for a few reasons. I’m so glad I didn’t listen to them. I think it would have been somewhat redundant, given that I have the cajunized p01. The DWX-c (as you know) is just a different animal. Combining the ergos of the CZ75 with the 1911 somehow just works and makes for a flatter shooting, more accurate out of the box pistol than the p01. It makes no sense based on physics and bore axis, but yet it’s true- contrary to what the guys at Cajun gun works said. From most people who either own or have shot both- they seem to agree the DWX-C is the better shooting gun than the S2C

@SigAXG320 I think you made the absolute correct decision. I don't regret my s2c, it's great. I didn't buy the DWX compact at first because of no rail and optic plate. I'm not shy to have something milled for an optic, I got one of the first dwx's. But I really wanted a rail.

Should Tisas mag internals be changed if an Atlas 7mm base pad is added to get the 4extra rds?

No clue on that

I think so. As long as it has the Tlr1 HL. It works on the shadow compact, it's the same gun just shorter

🤣 I love that thing, when I saw it I had to have it. It's great

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Yeah it's definitely not like my staccato, my Wilson Combat or the custom 2011 that I built but it's fun. I hand fit every part on the custom, and only used the best parts, just getting ready to go out and get some DLC. It's a commander, next one will be a comped 5 inch. No MiM parts in the Mac, not sure about the Tisas version. I use EGW and Harrison design ignition systems in my other guns, but there is no reason to swap out the ignition system on this unless you just want to, or it wears out. . I think the stock trigger was 4 and 1/2 or 5 lb on mine, I hear they vary widely. A quick adjustment took it down near 3lb. Hammer and sear engagement and angles are great, it's got a firm wall and a crisp break. It's a nice aluminum trigger unlike my staccato's plastic trigger though LOL . It's definitely not meant to compete with those guns you're talking about LOL, you can pick one of these up for less than $900 now. I think it's a great gateway Gun to get people into 2011s. I personally have never tried any stippling myself, The villain grip from MJD I have on this is just about perfect to me. I don't really like nonmetal grips, but it's a combination of Kevlar carbon fiber and nylon so it feels a little bit more like g10 than plastic. Stock grip was absolute shit I think I've seen some people stipple them but to me it still feels cheap. I think I got 1300 in the gun with the grip in the springs, it's a great shooter... So far. We'll see how it lasts, will definitely have to reevaluate it after 5,000 rounds lol. Never shot one of the Girsans but I've seen a lot of people talking about issues with those, too much for me.

Yes the XC has a steel frame. No aluminum frame XC or there that I'm aware of.

Actually These go for 840 right now, grip was 318. Springs 8 bucks. That's 1166. Cheapest I've seen The prodigy is 1,200 bucks right now. But that is close enough. I would never take the prodigy with a stock grip over this gun with an MJD villain. The villain is just too good. Now let's say that this was the same exact price with no upgrades at all I would probably take The prodigy because it's american-made. When I bought mine it was $1099 And The prodigies were running 1300. I didn't want a prodigy at the time because I'd shot a couple of them and they were not very good. But those have been modified by other people and they weren't stock. I ended up shooting a stock one later and it was pretty good.

Prodigy has MIM partsMac9 doesn’t

Whoa that is crazy, definitely no good. I only have one leather holster but didn't use it much, None of my 1911/2011 style guns drop the safety while carrying in kydex.

@@MoneyShot_CM if someone would just make a decent owb kydex with a cross draw.... far as i can tell doesn't exist. and it's the best way for me to carry a larger gun without printing... so P01 or flat safety it is... thanks for the video!!!

@@rodanone4895 no problem. I'm not aware of one but I'll keep an eye out. I carry mine strongside with a good claw. That's the only way I can carry in my larger guns.

Thanks and congrats on your purchase! XC is great, one of the best I think.

@@MoneyShot_CM great to hear! Keep up the good work!

Magwell for DWX is the pain on my ass

@@cui01984 oh really?

@@cui01984 have you tried the loc grips and mag well?

Thanks! The grip is phenomenal. I got it on a discount code for around 300 bucks. The one That was on there was dog shit LOL. It was quite embarrassing. I usually put new grips on every gun I buy. Most are metal and more than this one. This one feels like g10 and not like plastic is why I like it. I can't think of another gun for $1,300 that's better than this one, maybe The prodigy, but I like this one just as much as that one . What would you choose? Oh if you can catch the prodigy grips in stock I think they cost like 40 bucks and a lot of people use those. Those are ok I think. I think buying cheap gun and spending a little bit of extra coin on it to make it better is a fun thing to do. Quite frankly even the expensive guns I buy need stuff done to them.

This is a good weapon. And you can do all that and still cheaper than other 2011s

@buddy9577 yeah this one is very satisfying knowing how little I paid and how it shoots

Just Commander size for the commander guns. I just look for quality springs

It's light years better than the stock grip, it's one of my favorite grips and I usually don't like anything that's not metal lol. Size wise I want to say they're pretty similar when it comes to how I reach the trigger. It definitely feels a lot better though. The stock grip is horrible. There is a discount code out there for these to make them cheaper. I've also heard that some people are using the prodigy grips because you can them relatively cheap when they're in stock.

What's name of the grip module and do you have a link? When you changed yours out, did it have a sear pin, mine didn't for some reason.??!!

@@Soucka74 MJD Villain grip. Sear pin had nothing to do with the grip, do you mean the main spring pin? Can you elaborate on what you mean. If there was no sear pin there would be no sear and there would be no disconnector in the gun or at least held in place

@@Soucka74 mjd.solutions/shop If you look up a review of that grip by tactical bearded dad in his comment section or the title of the video there's a discount code.

Thanks, great info. I've heard that the guns are now being shipped with different sites or something like that fixing the issue. No word on if they will be shipping parts to people who already bought the gun..

Hard to tell without seeing it, I do run a lot of games with very little pre-travel. I think it's all person taste. There is a point where it becomes unsafe and I forget how to test it, if I can find a video or the article on it later when I'm free I'll let you know. Do you got a video of it you can send me the link?

@@MoneyShot_CM I'll make a video later today. Love the grip. Just working through the fitting at this point.

@DrasticFire I run that trigger on other guns and I adjusted with very little take up too, it's nice. I'll talk to you then

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Yeah that's the best fit for this gun, I only started running the tlr1 on it because it makes it fit in a holster for that light.

Watch some extractor tuning videos, they are pretty easy to tune. You will have to remove the firing pin stop and the firing pin and then the extractor and give it a little bend to change the tension. If you watch one of the videos it will tell you which way you need to go after testing it.