r/2011

This is the first and currently only set up we are offering.
All information is in the photos.

I held one in Store and absolutely loved it. Feels a lot like the grip angle I have on my DWX. Anyone knows a company selling a grip with a similar shape? Or have you heard of Jacob Gray plans to sell grips alone? I’m working on a build and researching grips right now.

Please give any criticism and don’t hold back. Grip used to be way way worse and I think I’m in a spot where I like the way the guns sit in my hands. Taken a few videos over the last few months with a variety of weird techniques until I settled on a proper and established grip style from watching a bunch of well regarded YouTube videos.

Wearing gloves since I’ve really torn up the skin around the right thumb knuckle and it’s finally starting to heal from the sharp edge of the beaver tail, I don’t wanna sand the edge down and fuck up the coating.

Trying to shoot the gun aggressively and erratically to try to reveal any deviation of muzzle rise and gaps in my grip, I think it’s pretty alright as the guns remained relatively flat. Towards the end I loosened the gun too much out of my dominant shooting hand, and reoriented my grip, elbow’s a bit fried (probably tendinitis) from either shooting every day last week, my current gym routine, or a combo of both.

I’m using a staccato xc with a 507 comp and that new harbor freight light you guys were raving about and a staccato xl with an x300, blacksteel usa gas pedal/extended slide release and no optic as I’m waiting for the release of the 507 pro max.

Please don’t hold back and let me know if any changes are needed, I’d like to finalize any tweaks before I really let this grip into my muscle memory. Next I plan to train occluded when the pro max is installed eventually.

Super excited to add this to the rotation. I have a Ported Island Barrel as well. RMR HD just mounted and headed tomorrow to run it.

Does anyone know if the Jagerwerks BRO is compatible with the Stacatto HD 4.5 optic plates? If so, can you share pics of your setup? Also, which length of screws did you use?

I purchased an SRO and just want a little peace of mind.

Thank you for your time and feedback.

Wanting to switch this to my full time conceal carry. Gotta put allot of reps in first before I'm up to the same level with it as my g19.

Put on the Prodigy magwell, fit and finish is superb after a little Dremel work, definitely easy to do but the amount of time it took to go slow and make it look proper was well worth it. Going to clean it up this morning and give the whole thing a thorough cleaning to make sure no shavings got left behind, plus I haven't cleaned it since the last range visit so now seems like a great time.

FYI... smacking it on does get it on but in my case it squeezed the bottom of the grip and did not allow easy access for the mags to slide in and out.

After a long search, I stumbled on an opportunity to get a slightly used JG Nox 9 last week. Because they were so hard to find in the wild, I had to take a couple of things on a leap of faith (and YouTube reviews).

First, the grip. I knew it looked appealing, but I wondered if the grip's feel would gel with my preferences. Some people are trigger snobs; I am more particular about the grip ergonomics. Pleased to report that this on of the better feeling grips I have put my hands on. That rear groove under the safety makes the grip feel like it is fit specifically for my hands. It actually feels better than the Hex grip to me (totally subjective) and the Hex grip was one of my favorite things about the firearm. Also, the X patterns are aggressive, but not Cheely like in texture.

The original owner outfitted the handgun with an RMR HD. I never used this optic before (I am a Holosun guy because I prefer green dots as opposed to red). Suffice it to say I am impressed with its function as well. I don't know if I would want to pay $700+ for one, especially for a range toy, but I was pleasantly surprised.

Overall, my first experience with a hybrid comped and ported gun was very positive. This is just a fun gun to shoot. Objectively, it does not perform quite as well as the Atlas line, but to me, it has been just as fun to shoot (*in a competition setting, I am still opting for Athena/Apollo/EOS). I was just in an indoor range so far, so I am looking forward to testing it out this weekend at longer distances at my outdoor range.

I did have a couple of malfunctions my first time out (I think it was because I may have over lubed the gun and it became a bit gummy after a couple of hundred rounds). I did clean it, and took it out a second time. No problems other than one stovepipe. It is possible that I have a tendency to absorb the recoil because both the Nox 9 and Hex are so comfortable to shoot that I let up on my postive control of the guns. Of course, that is not optimal, as I do not have that problem as consistently (if at all) with any of my other 2011s. But when I keep it clean and maintain a firm grip on the gun, both of these shoot lights out and fast enough for me (full disclosure: I get my jollies more from accuracy than speed).

Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

By no means an expert, just a C class enthusiast...

Sand Viper
Fusion XP pro comp
Jacob Grey Black
Jacob Grey Hex

Eleven71 just dropped titanium optic plates for atlas optic cuts. better fitting and looking than the stock plates and they have an estimated lead time vs atlas is always out of stock. Hoping it fixes/mitigates the notorious 507 comp elevation adjustment issue.

Yes it’s a non ported version

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Anyone else done this?

Planning on this being a USPSA LO gun on a budget.

But hoping to kick some butt with it.

Only issues are front grip bushing hole needs a tiny filing and the hammer is stopping the side going back with the cheely grip safety.

Planning on taking the tip of the hammer off, rather than the back of the spur..

Any feedback from anyone that has done this?

I figure the tisas hammer was going to be way cheaper than messing with the Cheely.

Thoughts?