One step closer to EAA "Super Match"

[Intercooler]

  I just pulled them all out to measure trigger pulls. This one has the least amount of take-up!

Limited 10mm 2lbs (I personally don't like anything less)
Super Match 2.5lbs
Limited 9mm 2.5lbs
Limited Pro 3.5lbs


  I'm going to wring it out in the morning 

[Centimeter]

Hot damn, that looks amazing. Excellent work! I bet it shoots twice as good as it looks.

[Intercooler]

Thanks! I compared the Chrome job to my others and the work is better than factory.

[Intercooler]

   Not a single hitch today. I had to get familiar with the better trigger, but flawless like it was before the overhaul 

[Intercooler]

 Any opinions on base pads? Does what I went with look better than the factory Gold Match pads?

[Centimeter]

If you're going for sheer accuracy in your reproduction, I'd say you should go with the Gold Match ones. However, if you want something a bit more "custom" (as if the whole thing wasn't already) I'd say the base pads you went with are a nice, subtle, accompaniment. They're low-profile and totally functional, even if they don't add as many rounds as the Gold Match ones might. I think the ones you have on currently are pretty slick and fit quite well overall; the only thing I'd think of changing would be to make them more of the brushed-look that the frame is instead of the polished finish they have currently. That would look awesome and truly custom, in my humble opinion. Otherwise: it still looks amazing. Very well thought out and executed. Great build.

[Intercooler]

Thanks for the feedback.

The factory pieces are $90 each. Nuts for those little buggers!

[Centimeter]

Jeesh, that seems a bit excessive... I guess if you're a true perfectionist-type collector then it's no matter (especially considering the $2,000 price tag for the gun itself) but since you're more of a builder rather than a collector of this piece, I say go with what you're most comfortable with.

[durdy1]

that thing is beautiful.. I be jealous.