Looks awesome. Definitely clean with the MBX mag.
Cheely E2 Commander Grip on Staccato C2 - Just Installed - Now on my P
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Update on Post #23
I just got done installing this grip. I bought the black anodized version from Shooters Connection.. It came with 1 MBX 9mm 17 round Defender mag, black MSH, replacement fixed beavertail, and mag catch installed. I also ordered an extra mag.
My Geppert X-Line long trigger wasn't a drop in fit. I had to file the Cheely frame where the trigger enters into the trigger guard (top, bottom, and sides of the frame). Luckily, once the trigger was installed, it hid all the ugliness from filing.
The grip did mate up nicely with my C2 frame. I was going to use the supplied beavertail, but trying to get the ambi-safety apart wasn't worth the hassle (you can do this without removing the safety & ignition parts). I may try it at a later time, but it is silver in color, so it doesn't match the anodized frame. And I'm undecided if I want to run this gun without a working beavertail grip safety (although I'm picking-up a Wilson EDC-X9 tomorrow, and it doesn't have one).
I used a gov. length 19 pound mainspring I had in my parts pin, as the C2 has an officers length spring/MSH. I did use the guts from the C2 MSH. I don't know what weight main spring Staccato normally uses?
After everything was reassembled, the trigger pull seemed heavier? I'm not sure it actually was, but I adjusted it to around 4 lbs bending the leaf spring legs.
Even having bigger hands, the new grip felt better and seems a little smaller than the standard C2 grip. But I didn't do any measurements. This is heavier than what the factory grip is.
I plan to shoot it this week.
Here's some pics with the MBX defender mag. Cheely also makes new baseplates for Staccato 16 round mags that fit like the MBX and fills in the frame front strap. But even with my larger hands, my hand doesn't grip this low on the frame. And the MBX mags gives you an extra round (but the mags are $100). The grip and 2 mags with shipping ran around $900, so my $2300 Staccato is now a $3200 poor mans Ares.
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Shown with 16 round Staccato mag
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17 round Staccato mag
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20 round staccato mag
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Comparison with C2 grip frame.
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I just got done installing this grip. I bought the black anodized version from Shooters Connection.. It came with 1 MBX 9mm 17 round Defender mag, black MSH, replacement fixed beavertail, and mag catch installed. I also ordered an extra mag.
My Geppert X-Line long trigger wasn't a drop in fit. I had to file the Cheely frame where the trigger enters into the trigger guard (top, bottom, and sides of the frame). Luckily, once the trigger was installed, it hid all the ugliness from filing.
The grip did mate up nicely with my C2 frame. I was going to use the supplied beavertail, but trying to get the ambi-safety apart wasn't worth the hassle (you can do this without removing the safety & ignition parts). I may try it at a later time, but it is silver in color, so it doesn't match the anodized frame. And I'm undecided if I want to run this gun without a working beavertail grip safety (although I'm picking-up a Wilson EDC-X9 tomorrow, and it doesn't have one).
I used a gov. length 19 pound mainspring I had in my parts pin, as the C2 has an officers length spring/MSH. I did use the guts from the C2 MSH. I don't know what weight main spring Staccato normally uses?
After everything was reassembled, the trigger pull seemed heavier? I'm not sure it actually was, but I adjusted it to around 4 lbs bending the leaf spring legs.
Even having bigger hands, the new grip felt better and seems a little smaller than the standard C2 grip. But I didn't do any measurements. This is heavier than what the factory grip is.
I plan to shoot it this week.
Here's some pics with the MBX defender mag. Cheely also makes new baseplates for Staccato 16 round mags that fit like the MBX and fills in the frame front strap. But even with my larger hands, my hand doesn't grip this low on the frame. And the MBX mags gives you an extra round (but the mags are $100). The grip and 2 mags with shipping ran around $900, so my $2300 Staccato is now a $3200 poor mans Ares.
Shown with 16 round Staccato mag
17 round Staccato mag
20 round staccato mag
Comparison with C2 grip frame.
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Looks incredible.
I wish I hadn’t looked….
I wish I hadn’t looked….
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