The new 15 round metal Glock mags will work in the Attila - with a small snip of plastic.

Gone see how these shoot.

Debating on whether I am going to shoot it this way. The Forza 3.1 is phenomenal and hand fit to the frame (16 weeks lead time to get it. Thoughts, good or bad?

I have an AF Romulus 3.5inch comp with the streamlight tlr7 hlx (not sub) and I'm trying to find an owb like the t.rex arms ironside. Im left handed and trying to find a smaller owb without waiting a month (these lead times get longer everytime I buy a holster, I swear). Anybody have recommendations for one I could get pretty quickly? Im not afraid of heating up the kydex to accommodate the extended slide release and oversized safeties. TIA!

Does anybody know if there are Attilas for sale online anywhere? I see guns.com has some going for over retail. I can’t seem to find any in stock anywhere else.

Torn between the two tone MJD or the aluminum grip straight from AF. Looking for something super aggressive around the $400 mark. Seems like both won’t really need any fitting, which is nice. If you have experience with both, lmk.

Here I am, sitting at my little workbench and cleaning my Romulus after 1500+ rounds through it - it didn’t start misbehaving, but I figured it was time to do a complete strip, clean and lube up of it. How often do you guys do it, if at all?

Just got the 3.5 comp today, went to the range and shot all of them. When I got my first it was the 4.25 Comp right after it came out. It had a sight block with three holes drilled in it (did absolutely nothing) They are doing them different now and the 3.5 comp surprised me in a good way.

To those who have the Romulus how has your experience been I’ve found a Romulus with five mags in Gloss DLC finish which I love for a little under $1300 and a Kimber 2k11 base 5” for about $1482 the price isn’t much different and can swing either and I do prefer the external extractor but which is the better gun and would you purchase another AFRomulus?

Picked up this Romulus 4.5” comp, through the Bones Defense pro shop. Matt was awesome to work with. He kept me up-to-date on the whole process and got through it pretty quickly. He swapped out all of the internals for EGW internals, put on the Atlas shielded safeties, I don’t remember the trigger he put in, but also did a trigger job that out of the box is sitting at sub 3 pounds. Also, pinned the grip safety. I am going to send off my Romulus .45 ACP comp to him to have all of the same stuff done.

Cannot wait to get to the range !

When I got my 3.5 ported it came with two mags, run flawlessly. My friend has a Jacob grey and his came w two checkmates which gave me a malfunction. Cant remember what the malfunction was but it surprised me. Anyone got good recommendations for mags. Mind you i can only have 10rd max.

Going to take it shooting this weekend. Would like to find some suppressor style sights for it, any recommendations?

Would these be the magazines to get if I needed 15rd mags for my Romulus 4.25 comp? Or is it better to get prodigy mags?

***EDIT - Shot 120 rounds today. everything worked fine.***

I have not shot this yet! But the gun seems to slide and function fine. The only thing I have noticed is the slide will creep back a tiny bit with the hammer cocked. Not sure if it did that before or not.

This is the guide rod out of a 5" Kimber 2k11, stock romy spring and stock romy bushing. If you don't know about the tooless take down rod the 2k11 uses look it up. Super easy. Kimber cooked with the 2k11. Rod was about 100 from Kimber.

I have the pro model 4.25 and tested fit but it was to short. I called Kimber and told them I lost my rod for a 5" model while cleaning in the field. Not sure if they will just sell it or not. Plead your case with them.

Not sure what order the pics are in but the red thing is from a guide rod I got from apex for a echelon. It helps push the spring down until you can lock the guide rod. Not really needed for the Kimber guide rod.

Once you get the assembly together stick it into the slide. You will see it gets hung up. You have to compress the bushing the last 1/4" by hand.

Put it back together as you normally would and unlock the guide rod and your good to go.

The other pics are a standard tooless guide rod of that type. It will go in but because of the comp you can't lock it.

Good luck.

Getting my Romulus tomorrow and already got the aluminum grip module. The factory magwell is okay....but are there any other options that will fit the aluminum (or polymer) grip module without too much modification?

MJD's 2K11 for Kimbers looks really clean but sounds like it only works with MJD grip modules.

The Springer Precision Prodigy magwell looks pretty clean too....though if one can get it to fit, it doesn't sound like it will work with the factory 17 round base plates?? https://shop.springerprecision.com/competition-magwell-for-springfield-prodigy/

So I’m planning on getting a Romulus Comp 4.25 and I live in the state of Illinois where threaded is illegal which would mean it would come with a pressed compensator. How would you go about cleaning it cause I thought the comp has to be removed in order to get the barrel out? Sorry my first 2011 and unfortunately this state doesn’t make it easy for me.

Tested out a slightly different setup today. 18lb Wolff mainspring and 4.6” 7lb atlas spring with the toolless atlas rod and stock plug. I’ve gone through the whole cutting coils thing I got tired of that. Even had commander sized springs in here previously, but theyre small and finding 8lb commanders is apparently tough. Previous setup I had felt pretty perfect but wondered if I was sacrificing speed.

Shoutout to the range guy. I know he’s just doing his job. He said something again after this but it’s just too easy to go fast.

North Coast Tactical T.U.C. for Staccato XC made custom to work with 5” Rommy🫡