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FarrowTech adapter, Vortex Venom, and SilencerCo Sparrow.

I need to raise up the Venom...it's a little too low.

Here's mine:

Holosun reflex sight, and just added the Tandemkross trigger and comp.

Set up for rabid animal protection when the wife and I go for walks. It feels like a feather when slung.
TandemKross extended safety (I don't remember what they call it)
REHV Arms adapter w/ SB 1913 brace
Cheap sling and Para cord to attach it.
Dead Air Ghost 45M can in K configuration
HK 3 lug QD mount
Holosun 507c on an inexpensive and ultralight UTG riser. Amarok Tac' cover in orange. Yes, the open sights can still be used.



Edit: To give an idea just how lightweight this is... Every time I pick this gun up I'm struck by just how light it is. So last night I got out the Ruger Charger SBR whose build goal was to see just how small of a rifle I could build it had nothing to do with weight. Comparing the 2 the Charger actually felt heavy. Of course it isn't but in comparison it did. Without the can or ammo it weighs 2# 13 oz as pictured and the can weighs another 10 oz.

Ken, that's like asking what type of underwear we think you should wear. We aren't qualified to make that decision for you, or at least I'm not.

The 2 upgrades that have the most bang for the buck are these IMO.

An arm brace gives 3 points of contact and makes it much less like a handgun, and a red dot simplifies sight picture and makes open sights a non-issue for older eyes. They are also the 2 most expensive upgrades. Which will be best for you as a first upgrade? Only you know yourself and can make the choice based on you. I looked at both of them not being 2 upgrades but as both being part of the same upgrade since open handgun sights up close to the eye are pretty useless for me. (I think that means the red dot should be #1 if they must be seen as #1 and #2.) But I'm an old fart, maybe younger eyes, which I have no way of testing, see up close handgun sights OK.

The least expensive upgrades are a more positive safety switch. I'm not all that certain if I like the Tandemkross one I have on mine at the moment ($45?). It seems like overkill for an arm braced handgun but would be right at home on a CP33 left as a pure handgun. I have a set of Galloway Precision safety selectors on order (2/$15) that might work better for me. If you need to upgrade the trigger the Galloway is only $20 and works pretty good. It reduces pre-travel and over-travel.

SunshineJerry said:

<snip> a brace and some kind of optic help are my top two. I'm thinking a sling would be 3rd. Thank you.

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My pleasure. I'm noted, or at least I think I am in my own mind, for making endless changes on my firearms. For me a firearm must be "just right" or I find a way to make it so. I've made no changes to what I've done with the CP33. The sling cost me very little cash, it was maybe $5 on either ebay or Amazon, I wouldn't want it on a firearm for serious social use crawling in the puckerbrush while being shot at but it works here. The paracord for the loops is something I have a huge spool of. I did try a clamp on attachment for the upper rail but that didn't last long. I went to 2 loops of cord and that's the way it's stayed. The cord near the muzzle was pressed into the rail just to make sure it stays out of the way and in place. The tension while in use keeps it in there.

As little as the sling cost you can probably get that settled even before you do the rest. I'm trying to remember what it cost me. I think it was $13 for 3 of them. Yeah, I know, top quality stuff. But enough for this use. I use it every night when I take the dogs out to close in the animals, just in case there are vermin around. It's no safe queen but gets used a lot is my point.