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No problem. For what it’s worth, the new Sig 1911x comes direct milled for K footprint optics and is S80 - I assume Sig was able to do this because it’s designed from the ground up to be an optics...

I’m not aware of anyone who can mill a 1911 and keep the drop safety. Impact and Green Tick will work on those guns but they’re clear that you’re ditching the S80 safety when you send it to them.
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I’d recommend anything using the K footprint over the RMRcc just because it’s more likely you will have new optics available to you as technology improves. That footprint isn’t going anywhere,...

I’m sure TC will have something smarter to say than me, but if you have a relatively common firearm you can start by looking up “[Glock/M9/1911/what have you] maintenance schedule” and going with...

This has been answered, but to reiterate:

Because my role in our system of government supporting and giving effect to rights like presumption of innocence, proof of guilt beyond a reasonable...

Yeah never mind, I’m wrong.

My guns are all cut for adjustable sights too so I went and looked at my EGW order and the gun. It’s a square stop. I completely forgot about putting a radius on it...

I think you should be able to get a round bottom FPS from either EGW or Wilson. I got one from EGW for my Baer, which uses a 9mm firing pin. Still oversized to require fitting, but the round radius...

Very interesting that they were able to maintain S80 compatibility with the optic cut. That’s not possible with aftermarket cuts, to my knowledge (at least every milling shop I’ve looked at either...

But this still comes back to the constitutional and other legal principles, because everything you’re saying here may be understandable but it begs the question: what exactly should they have done...

The alternative seems to be his legal team shouldn’t have tried as hard, in which case they’d have to live with the knowledge they did a half ass job for their client (in addition to violating the...

That’s probably the other option - one of those and put the extra cash into parts and work.

I thought I remembered reading something about full standard parts compatibility including the safety. If going for a lighter gun someday I’d potentially give a used one of these the nod over an...

I may come to regret it but A) blue wasn’t cutting it and I was completely done playing around and B) I have a soldering iron, it’ll be fine???

Getting screws to stay put when shooting full power .45 can be a bitch if my limited experience so far is at all indicative. I needed to use the longest screws possible and lots of loctite with...

Apparently we’re still doing this on 4/6, so here’s my Les Baer after taking the dogs to the park and making coffee while I wait for my wife to make a grocery run to make breakfast possible.

I...

I really like the looks of it with the hump on the back of the slide. I hadn’t even made the P210 connection others have, but it does a great job making the optic look at home on the slide. With a...

I’m sure it must be compatible with at least some longer holsters for 2011s, if not all of them. For example, a Tenicor of either the commander or government length.

Likewise! I hope you and yours are having a blessed Lent so far.

I guess I should have assumed there may be some variation. I’m only familiar with the midnight liturgy practice (at my own...

Yeah we’re always either one week after, five weeks after, or the same day, with next year being one where we line up again. So this year, we aren’t even half way through Lent when Western Easter...

Seriously. I twitch every time I see an SAO gun with the hammer back and safety off or DA/SA gun with the hammer back at all.

As far as price Impact Machine was $150 per before finishing when I got my slides done. I think Green Tick Tactical is priced similarly. Those are the two I really looked hard at for my two slides.

The TCP is the same gun but with a rail and a mag well instead of a bobtail, so now that it’s optic ready it seems the ECP shouldn’t be far behind.

I typically stay out of this subject because I've grown to dislike discussing politics online, but, one salient point that I think specifically applies to Chinese optics is: Trijicon and Leupold do...

His website still says as much now, at least. I'm also intrigued by his OWB options. A Galco "Avenger" copy of the original Nelson Professional is the first OWB holster I've actively liked, and the...

After working a bit on and off with fixed blade stuff I think I'm coming to the conclusion that OWB/belt wrap carry just isn't for me currently. I do much better carrying a knife vertically IWB at...