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Ive spent some more time with the gun, still no range time (work has been hectic), but the more I dry-fire it, the more I can appreciate how short the pre-travel and over-travel are...its really remarkable.
Furthermore, the entire pull is nice and smooth, whereas the stock pull is smooth, then kind of binds up, then releases. I like the continual smoothness. **This post was sparked by my handling of a stock XD today, which reminded me of how mine felt pre-springer precision** |
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