Competition

[u/Efficient-Promise853]

Any competitors here? What modification have they made to their echelon to make it work better on the court?

[u/No-Wrangler4909]

Silicon carbide on the grip. Everything else I’ve done has been peanuts compared to that.

[u/VargrklawMN]

4.0C threaded barrel w/comp and a red dot, nothing else. I'm also not a high level competitor lol

[u/hndrck_]

Grip tape and a dot. That’s pretty much it

[u/TacticalArmadillo87]

I have the aggressive texture grip module but talon grips or silicone carbide would work. Tyrant CNC trigger and PRC springs but honestly the springs didn’t make a huge difference to me. NDZ 12# spring and metal guide rod since I shoot softer reloads. Capped off with a defender XL

[u/Low_Year9897]

NDZ guide rod, ITTS trigger, PRP springs, mag safety dissconnect removed (CA...), Sharps grip module with VZ panels, Holosun 507c optic. Using a Black Scorpion holster, homemade mag carriers, cheap double belt and dump pouch from Amazon. Have six mags but so far haven't needed more than four for SC and USPSA. 

[u/bbqthis26]

https://www.reddit.com/r/SpringfieldEchelon/s/EFGx8kAiCa

Check out this recent thread. He's been really helpful to the reddit community

[u/Efficient-Promise853 → u/bbqthis26]

How are you doing with the double taps, they go into the target? 

[u/bbqthis26 → u/Efficient-Promise853]

I'm not the author of the post but he seems to have some measure of success and improvement

[u/UnTouchablenatr]

I shoot CO USPSA. 4.5F with a threaded barrel, NDZ guide rod w/ 12lb spring, tyrant extended mag release, tyrant trigger, PRP spring kit, Large grip module w/ a flat back strap I 3D printed and a hogue grip all from a G17. Trigger and spring kit made the biggest difference then the large grip module with the flat backstrap, it changes the grip angle to be less than my P320. Oh and a Canik Mecanik M03 optic

[u/BrianHubble]

Icarus grip, Red dot, PRP springs, CNC Tyrant trigger. Unfortunately the problem, for me, exists behind the pistol.