Forgive my Signorance, but which one is that? I'm so accustomed to seeing a decocker on a Sig. Is that what a DAK looks like?
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Forgive my Signorance, but which one is that? I'm so accustomed to seeing a decocker on a Sig. Is that what a DAK looks like?
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Last edited by BaiHu; 05-17-2014 at 09:54 AM.
Fairness leads to extinction much faster than harsh parameters.
That's the new P320.Originally Posted by BaiHu
Danke.
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Fairness leads to extinction much faster than harsh parameters.
Once you get some time into it I'd like to see a review, maybe compared to other striker guns we're all familiar with.With all the TDA guns I thought I'd mix it up. Here's the latest addition to the family. I am embarrassed that she doesn't show more wear but she's only a week and a half old, work in progress.
Blue gun fun ! SIG P-229R DAKs converted to dedicated SIMs guns by our agency armory. They do a nice powder coat finish.
The "donors" are service guns which have exceeded their 10k round service life or otherwise had issues.
My edc.
I could use one of those!
Blue gun fun ! SIG P-229R DAKs converted to dedicated SIMs guns by our agency armory. They do a nice powder coat finish.
The "donors" are service guns which have exceeded their 10k round service life or otherwise had issues.
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ
Only 10,000 rounds?
Blue gun fun ! SIG P-229R DAKs converted to dedicated SIMs guns by our agency armory. They do a nice powder coat finish.
The "donors" are service guns which have exceeded their 10k round service life or otherwise had issues.
The conversion kits direct from Simunitions aren't that cost prohibitive if you were serious about picking one up. For the P series guns you're only effectively swapping the barrel itself. Easy peasy (Tipping the hat of course to all the standard force on force precautionary measures).
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