Search:

Sorry to stir the hornets nest and piss off Tom. I thought what we were talking about was interesting.

This is what it says on the Southern Poverty Law Center site. I don't know if you don't know...

I'm really not. I now live in liberal Seattle, and there is plenty of Euro-centric cultural stuff all around me - and no protestors. I use facebook, I read a lot of firearms forums with the very...

I guess I've never seen, experienced or heard of anything like what you're talking about. You're saying that you've posted something like "look at these awesome lederhosen" and someone has suggested...

Frankly, I have never actually heard anyone shamed for being a German or Norwegian. I've lived all over the US, and I would be interested in reading about a person whose character was attacked in the...

What heritage has German crosses and Norse symbols?

I'm trying to picture this: The lips are longer in front, running closer to the bullet end of the cartridge. Even when they are longer, they still end close to the top center of the magazine. What's...

Between a compact and a full size, the only "home defense" advantage I see in the larger gun is capacity, which is really easy to fix on the compact. Maybe you could shoot a full size a hair faster,...

The Beretta's are nice guns, but I think some of your thinking could be cleared up by looking at the spec sheets. Both full size and compact are (normally) alloy frames and weigh less than 2 oz....

It appears that you have reached a point where hand-filing a magwell bevel is unlikely to make your gun less pretty.

There's a first gen P-07 near me for really cheap (fixed back strap, curved trigger). How good/bad were these, and how correctable were the problems?

A bargain gun that requires $200 to get it...

I guess it depends in part on whether it makes sense to build holsters for railed guns with nothing hanging off the rail. If you're leaving room for a weapon light the difference in trigger guard...

Do you know what parts can't be swapped aside from the slide/frame? With the slide dimensions, rail, dovetails and the coming G conversion, it seems like it has it all - unless there is some action...

I get that the 90-Two, 92A1 and 96A1 have a different size/shape dustcover to accommodate the buffer, but I hadn't heard the 92A1 isn't parts compatible beyond that. My understanding was that it used...

What is the advantage of combining a Vertec slide with a M9A1 frame over the 92A1 which already has the rail and the dovetail sights?



A lot of not-so-tactical people (myself included) would...

Noooooooooooo! There must be one right answer!

Interesting about actually using reduced recoil springs, Les. A 9mm Brig is kind of like a 9mm 1911 in a way.


Based on Jeep's and other posts, it sounds to me like the Brig slide and the 92A1...

Thank you for your comments.

My question was mainly about relative competition performance - similar to the comparisons of G17 vs. G34.

Does the heavier, recoil absorbing Brig slide have a...

Weww - just finished reading the whole thread.


Is there a consensus on what slide "runs" the best? I know the Elites used Brig slides, but that was partially because of the removable sight...

Sounds most like a Kahr, if anything, where you have to fully release the trigger for each shot, but you aren't actually stroking the hammer/striker the full distance when you do.

There's a lady on Berettaforum whose G43 will consistently "dry fire" if dropped muzzle up. She's never actually fired it and was just doing some dry fire at home when it slid off the couch and the...

I see plenty of both factory and reloads, but a number of guys are even shooting moly coated lead out of Glocks.

That would be stupid - like holding down the trigger on a gun and firing it with the safety. I have never heard of anyone doing that or suggesting doing that on any of the HK/P7 related sites. It is...

Funny, that's how I feel about the control placement on Sigs, while I never felt that way with P7s.

I've heard, but couldn't say from personal experience, that the first gen pistols weren't very good. The second gen (3 digit) were better, and the 4 digit were both more refined but also simplified...

Lmo,

You didn't really answer my question about your trigger, but if the gun is actually malfunctioning and not just misunderstood, I think the problem is the disconnector.

On the left side...