For a basic bitch red dot, I see absolutely no reason to get anything other than an Aimpoint. It's a no nonsense optic with an unrivaled track record. Personally, I like the larger tubes, and picked...
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For a basic bitch red dot, I see absolutely no reason to get anything other than an Aimpoint. It's a no nonsense optic with an unrivaled track record. Personally, I like the larger tubes, and picked...
I pretty much run ALL pistol triggers at my first distal joint, especially heavy DA triggers. 92 and CZ triggers are almost the perfect shape for me using when this technique. Not sure I'm a fan of...
A quick sampling of some of the "reviews."
So, you barely made it into B class nearly 18 years ago? What's your current training regimen like or what is your plan to improve on this moving forward?
Nearly every service pistol on the market...
I would have no idea this gun even existed if it weren't for this and a couple of other forums. Same thing for the Compact Carry. They are guns that are, largely, known by forum-dwelling enthusiasts...
What kind of 1911? I'm sorry to hear about your acquaintance's injuries, but I'm not sure what we can glean from such an anecdote without more information.
Guns like this fill a role, particularly an NPE one. If you're able to move about in your day to day world without ever encountering a role for a small semi, J-frame, etc. then I envy you.
I had the SAME issue. A new trigger bar and connector fixed it. Didn't see any kind of flaking on either original part either, so I have no idea what was going on.
With that price, thank god I'm not a fan of Vertec frames. If this thing was a PROPER 92 compact, I'd be on a ramen diet for a while, however...
Astigmatism makes most traditional red dot sights a non-starter for me as even with 2 MOA, the "dot" looks like a cluster of berries. The 1 MOA EOTech dot is about a clear as I could ask. I'd happily...
I assume he means the TMH.
I typically run a synthetic grease between the trigger bar and connector and oil everything else. Been my protocol for nearly a decade. I didn't have any flaking between these two components, but the...
The reasonable moderation is one of the primary reasons why this is about of only a couple firearms related forums I frequent. It's also my first stop when attempting to suss out whether something is...
I've probably taken my P-07 apart no less than 30 times now. I've found it easier to slip that decocker spring under the little "leg" before fully sliding it into the frame.
I'll have to amend my previous comment about no flaking. There's definitely some on the portion of my striker that contacts the cruciform. Ridiculous.
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Well, my Gen 5 Glock 19's trigger just started to go south. Fired about 250 rounds during my last shooting session, and towards the end noticed the trigger getting funky. Did some dry fire, and...
We appreciate your efforts, truly. You and Wilson are pretty much the ONLY reason I'm giving the 92-platform any kind of serious thought these days and recommending them to others.
I sell every handgun I own and replace them with Langdon Compacts (call 'em LTC?) and LTTs immediately if such a thing was so much as announced. And this is coming from someone who has AGAIN rotated...
I'm having some irregular behavior, kind of similar to yours. What caught my ear, and what has me typing this out at nearly 4AM is what you said about this happening when you pull the trigger off to...
I've been kind of torn with my P-07 that I picked up two weeks ago, particularly with respect to the DA trigger pull. I have the CGW 15lb mainspring, CGW trigger return spring, I've lightly stoned...
I'd sell some of that stuff and get a couple really squared away models. But I'm not a "collector" so...
So, just to confirm, your striker does not move like indicated in the video?
I don't have a P10 in front of me, but it looks like there's two potential issues here; one shown on the blog and one shown in the video.
1) The slide cover plate sliding down and causing the...
Just saw the video a few minutes ago. The movement in the striker looks like a very peculiar design flaw; why is it not completely constrained to the striker channel?
Ugh, I was really hoping for a slow striptease like we had with the BrigTac. Hours spent poring over every pixel trying to make heads or tails of what the full image would be.
That's was probably...