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seamaster wrote:Rink with 7 degree angle and flat handle?

The 7 degree angle will take the pistol out of line with the arm, am I right?

Very nice shooting and a very nice pistol! When you determine how to clean it please tell me. I like my pistols clean but I don't like removing pins.

IMO, the steel barrel shroud is too heavy for almost everybody. Remember that you also have the option of putting weights into the slidecover (the blue alu rail that goes on top of the slide). Very interesting Tycho! Two very different points of opinion on this issue. Do Matchguns make weights for ...

conradin wrote:

jbaumhauer wrote:

conradin wrote:Check back at the end of the month...then I will have the answer for you.

Hi conradin. Can I ask you what counterweight you use?

I can find out when I take official delivery of it at the end of the month.

Understood.

From a conversation with stefano i believe you can order the MG2 with the following front weights standard steel weight (229 main weight + 2*28grams the side paltes = 285 grams) standard alum weight (~ 70 grams from a conversation with stefano) rapid fire steel weight (~300 grams) rapid fire alum w...

antispar wrote:Do more legs and core, reduce exercises for upper torso and arms, especially the arms.

I often think if men with large forearm muscles are disadvantaged with the extra weight extended?

jbshooter wrote:I have the aluminium counterweight and found it made the muzzle too light for me - even after filling the bottom holes with lead.

Hi jbshooter. I'm not shocked that you say this. Rapid fire pistols usually must be front heavy for a reason.

conradin wrote:Check back at the end of the month...then I will have the answer for you.

Hi conradin. Can I ask you what counterweight you use?

Hello. Posting here for the first time from Germany. I own a updated MG2 pistol for the past year. It's really great and much easier to shoot well than my previous walther. I have just the standard MG2 model. I have an offer to buy a barely used aluminum rapid fire weight for €250. I'm thinking this...