As is the case more often than not but we need to develop a quota for acknowledgement lest she grow too powerful.Originally Posted by TheNewbie
But seriously, it’s frustrating when the “best fit” for a larger .380 is a P250 or a Beretta 85.
As is the case more often than not but we need to develop a quota for acknowledgement lest she grow too powerful.
But seriously, it’s frustrating when the “best fit” for a larger .380 is a P250 or a Beretta 85.
I’ve got a Grayguns/Boresight Solutions X-Compact P320 frame and I am seriously thinking about dremeling the last Picatinny slot off the end of the dustcover to shorten it up enough to match up with my .380 P250 Compact slide and then when I get old and my hands are too stove up to work normal guns, I’m going to have the most slammin’ Granny Gun on the planet.
Or a Beretta 84 but then you're looking at a G19-size .380.
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Yes. We are specifically looking at G19-sized .380s here for a reason.
Very true.
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?
Pic with the 15rd inserted
The extra height of the 15-round magazine looks much like that of a 10-round magazine with a pinkie-extension base plate.
Pic with the 15rd inserted
I've bought several Security 9's (full size) for my mom, sons, daughter-in-law. Before I got the first one home and tore it down, I assumed it was a striker-fired gun...the trigger travel, feel, etc. is very similar. It's definitely not the DAO-style trigger from the guns of my past (92/6D, 5946, 226DAO, etc.). The S9's we've had have all had better triggers than any Glock I've owned.
How has the reliability and durability been?
I've put @ 800 - 1k rounds each through five different S9's...so far, zero issues.
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