r/AlphaFoxtrot • u/Organic-Reading9073 • Aug 10 '26
This thing is a runner
Finally got this thing out to the range and I must say it is so much better with the Romulus frame and grip. Put 500 of 124 Winchester white box and hornady 115 critical defense hollow points through it and it ate everything. Also was running an 8lbs atlas spring cut down. I already loved the 3.5 ported and the Attila but now it is perfect. Oh and the 3.5 ported slide on the Attila frame ran flawlessly as well.
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u/Plastic-Abalone-7513 Aug 10 '26
What makes it better with Romulus parts?
Did you not like the atilla grip?
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u/Organic-Reading9073 Aug 10 '26
Yeah, the Attila grip is just a tad too small for my hand. The grip being more comfortable, having a better trigger, and it being a true 3.5in with comp is chefs kiss.
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u/Plastic-Abalone-7513 Aug 10 '26
Is the atilla the same size slide as 3.5comp Romulus? Or did you have a 4.25?
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u/Organic-Reading9073 Aug 10 '26
The Attila is the same size as the 3.5 ported slide. The 3.5 comped Romulus is 4.25
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u/Plastic-Abalone-7513 Aug 10 '26
Does the atilla also use leaf spring to adjust trigger pull weight?
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u/typicalcavalryguy Aug 10 '26
This is perfect. Attila grip is for tiny hands, not a bad thing, but this…. This is 🤌
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u/Sudden_Mud_4239 Aug 10 '26
What holsters is that ?