Bump to get more info on Fusion if anyone has anything. Every now and then I run across one that tempts me but the stories of spotty QA but generally great CS leave me confused and hesitant.
Bump to get more info on Fusion if anyone has anything. Every now and then I run across one that tempts me but the stories of spotty QA but generally great CS leave me confused and hesitant.
Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits - Mark Twain
Tact is the knack of making a point without making an enemy / Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?
I contacted Fusion about the hammer follow issue and they sent a UPS pick up label out to me, the gun is on the way to them. Very pleased with their response so far.
My Reaction 38 Super has now fired over a thousand rounds and has yet to malfunction. I feel the same way about it as what I expressed in my previous post.Originally Posted by awp_101
My wife and I bought Springer 9mm 1911s several years ago for steel challenge competition. Changes consisted of tool steel ignition parts for 3lb triggers and non-ambi safeties. Practice plus matches back in CA were easily 40K rounds/year/gun and I'm still shooting the same gun in Idaho. Let's say I've got 100K rounds. The only "failures" in either gun were a cracked firing pin stop and a broken firing pin spring. The TPW is the same today as when the parts were installed. I don't know how accurate the gun is, but at 75 y/o it's more accurate than my software for steel challenge.
Recently bought a Staccato C for carry. This is a sweet gun: accurate, low recoil, easy to conceal. I'm going to use the Tripp 9-round officer mags for carry since this extends the front strap just enough so I don't even notice the grip length.
Ancient technology, but still in the mix.
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