I was thinking about doing the same thing and I have both parts to give it a try. If I have enough time this wknd I will try and get them swapped and let you know. I cant promise I will have time with a newborn at home but I will if I have time.
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OK so it will not just be a simple switch back ends and you're done. There is a small tab that will need to be cut and smoothed out some. Its super simple but I cannot tell you how reliable it will be.
I plan to use this in my next match which will be June 10th, don't know if you want to wait that long. If you are only planning bench stuff should be ok and honestly I think it will be ok for my prs match but want to proof it before I say its all good. The rear action screw basically holds the trigger guard in place and the white rod will hold the front still with the grips from the xray. The white rod is captured in place with the normal bravo grip.
In the pics you will see the piece that needs trimmed before and after, then it will be the grip without trimming and after on the chassis.
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I plan to use this in my next match which will be June 10th, don't know if you want to wait that long. If you are only planning bench stuff should be ok and honestly I think it will be ok for my prs match but want to proof it before I say its all good. The rear action screw basically holds the trigger guard in place and the white rod will hold the front still with the grips from the xray. The white rod is captured in place with the normal bravo grip.
In the pics you will see the piece that needs trimmed before and after, then it will be the grip without trimming and after on the chassis.
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