Is this 9mm or .40 cal. and how would you say it compares to the tso in felt recoil aspect it really worth the price difference between the too really considering getting one looking for the softest shooting of the two and I believe you have had both any feedback would greatly help thanks
This is 9mm. To be honest, the difference in felt recoil is very minimal to non-existent for me personally. I run them on the heavy side, with brass grips and magwell. Maybe there would be a difference between the two, with aluminum/G10 grips and aluminum magwell. Both are very well balanced with the LOK brass grip+magwell combo. For me one of the biggest differences is probably the improved ergonomics of having the TS2 slide vs. the TSO. Especially the TS2O slide with the extra serrations, soo much better when racking vs. the narrow slide of the TSO..
@@avery6600You should expect the same trigger weight. Around 750-1000g after a couple of thousand rounds. For some reason the TSO can be set to a shorter pre-travel than the TS2(I'm not the only one with this experience). To be honest I wasn't impressed with the TS2O trigger out of the box(the most "roll" I have had on a trigger out of the box) and chose to install a hammer and sear combo from Cajun. Gives a bit heavier pull(mine settled at around 900g) but also gives a very pronounced wall. Can recommend if you want a really crisp break.
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Is this 9mm or .40 cal. and how would you say it compares to the tso in felt recoil aspect it really worth the price difference between the too really considering getting one looking for the softest shooting of the two and I believe you have had both any feedback would greatly help thanks
This is 9mm.
To be honest, the difference in felt recoil is very minimal to non-existent for me personally. I run them on the heavy side, with brass grips and magwell. Maybe there would be a difference between the two, with aluminum/G10 grips and aluminum magwell. Both are very well balanced with the LOK brass grip+magwell combo. For me one of the biggest differences is probably the improved ergonomics of having the TS2 slide vs. the TSO. Especially the TS2O slide with the extra serrations, soo much better when racking vs. the narrow slide of the TSO..
@@ralleaathanks for the help man and which of the two have the lighter trigger?
@@avery6600You should expect the same trigger weight. Around 750-1000g after a couple of thousand rounds. For some reason the TSO can be set to a shorter pre-travel than the TS2(I'm not the only one with this experience). To be honest I wasn't impressed with the TS2O trigger out of the box(the most "roll" I have had on a trigger out of the box) and chose to install a hammer and sear combo from Cajun. Gives a bit heavier pull(mine settled at around 900g) but also gives a very pronounced wall. Can recommend if you want a really crisp break.