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YeeDude · January 5, 2000, 07:03 PM

I'm going to be sending off my Mk.III for customizing within the next month or two and am trying to decide between getting a beavertail welded on or to go with the more traditional "anti-bite" modification that many shops perform.

What are your experiences with the latter? (I tend to get bit by the stock setup and so I'm going to go one route or the other regardless) My friend's C&S-customized Hi-Power has the beavertail option and, to me, it looks and feels great. But it is, of course, a lot more money and I'm already going to be spending alot on other modifications.

Thanks in advance,
Kinson

January 5, 2000, 07:03 PM	#1
YeeDude Member Join Date: July 8, 1999 Location: S.F. Bay Area Posts: 41	I'm going to be sending off my Mk.III for customizing within the next month or two and am trying to decide between getting a beavertail welded on or to go with the more traditional "anti-bite" modification that many shops perform. What are your experiences with the latter? (I tend to get bit by the stock setup and so I'm going to go one route or the other regardless) My friend's C&S-customized Hi-Power has the beavertail option and, to me, it looks and feels great. But it is, of course, a lot more money and I'm already going to be spending alot on other modifications. Thanks in advance, Kinson