No matter which Enigma/holster/mount points combo you have there is usually a bit of play in the mount points that allow you to slightly tilt the grip away from the Enigma wing... It doesn't take...
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No matter which Enigma/holster/mount points combo you have there is usually a bit of play in the mount points that allow you to slightly tilt the grip away from the Enigma wing... It doesn't take...
Some of us are just watch people and the rest aren't.... I can be scrolling through my phone and I'll still flip my hand over to read the time off of my watch instead of just looking at my phone.
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Here you go...
https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?51251-Kimber-K6xs-aluminum-38spl-for-2022
I don't see how you could ever test that beyond how well you do personally or with a large enough group you might get an average that is irrelevant to those on each side of the curve. It's like...
"Limp wristing" is a main reason if you expand it to "compromised grip"...
- actual limp wristing
- overly high grip stopping the slide
- accidently forcing up the slide stop
- accidentally...
I'm a civie so I don't know shit but allegedly according to the internet that sailor had 45 extra days added before he got shore leave.
This is even funnier when you learn the Navy had a previous similar guffaw just a few weeks ago so they are on a roll......
Just what I was thinking when I saw your link. [emoji849]
Personally, I had never even heard of the company before your post and I don't believe they've ever been mentioned here before so that might be one reason... Total ignorance of their existence.
In my opinion you could use a G42 to teach someone how to shoot and get good results... Try that with an LCP and they might walk away after the first round or they may try to send the second round at...
That can happen with the weight of a WML but I don't ever see that happening with a 4 mount point plastic shield.
More importantly though, to your second point, fuck GG&G and their inferior...
Damn that's hideous looking. [emoji58]
I've said since the day the 405's were revealed that Crimson Trace should have released a no-laser model of the 405's. I get that they're a "laser" company but they could have sold about a million...
This is so true... I love everything about 405's (thinness for concealment, plastic sides that don't grab pockets, cushioned backstrap, reliable laser) but that thinness translates to pain in my...
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I couldn't do better with a Roland Special and I know most other people couldn't either ("other people" doesn't include the exceptional shooters we have in this group).
Sarcastic responses are so much better when they're left ambiguous.
That top down view that DLWinner posted is certainly interesting. If I had to guess I'd say this design will work well for some and suboptimaly for others depending on how rounded or flat one's...
If your hand size and pocket size allow it the Claw Grip is a good way to avoid snagging the slide/sights on the pocket mouth as your thumb acts as a blocking ramp....
I don't know if you're serious or joking... It could easily be either one.
Holy cow... That is dummy cool!
You weren't alone...
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You also get to avoid any potential 922r complications. Sigh... So many stupid laws.
I wouldn't personally worry about that as it's the equivalent of worrying over MIM vs cast vs milled... As long as the process is properly done and the part is used appropriately then it won't...
Call me crazy or naive but I can't envision a situation where I'm attempting to speed load a J to the extent that wads vs rounded is the difference between life or death. That's just me.