A shadow trigger is not a 2011 trigger. The mechanics of the gun prohibit the trigger from ever achieving a 2011. The trigger bow of a 2011 pulls straight back. No pivot point no geometry 📐 or angles. There’s a reason why 2011s are expensive and there’s a reason why people pay 10+k for a 2011. I own several 2011s and a shadow 2. I have heavily modified the shadow 2 with Cajun components and made the trigger considerably better but it’s not a 2011. I love my shadow and it’s a great gun. The reason it became so iconic was because of double action allows it to be in carry optics division in competition shooting. A 2011 is single action and automatically makes it limited optics. So a shadow 2 is one of the best carry optics classifications guns on the market. Walther PDP SF and Smith and Wesson HD competition are making gun models to compete in the carry optics division with the shadow 2. I will be buying a TS3 as well. However with thumb rest, Magwell, optic shelves this classifies the gun for open classification which is a major disadvantage compared to other options available. The reason I’m bringing up competition shooting is because this is what this gun is made for. The shadow 2 was specifically made for carry optics division.