I'm also hoping Sig finally releases that "XL" Macro. Also hoping Staccato does the CS treatment to the P and C2.
I'm also hoping Sig finally releases that "XL" Macro. Also hoping Staccato does the CS treatment to the P and C2.
Something at least somewhat likely that I’d love to see would be a Walther PPS M3 - same gun with capacity that competes with the new micro 9s on the market. But I if it doesn’t keep the “built in SCD” striker indicator/partially pretensioned striker combo, it’s dead to me. If I’m going to accept fully cocked striker sans safety I may as well get one of any of the other options out there with more aftermarket support (or get a 365 or Shield Plus with a safety).
Other than that I’d love to see more optic ready single stack 1911s even if I don’t need one right now. And my pie in the sky wish is a double action .32 auto about the size of a G42. Someone figure than shit out already.
Still waiting for a true DA/SA competitor to the current crop of micro-sized, hi-cap wonder 9s and .380s (365, Hellcat, Shield, etc.) from a reputable manufacturer still dedicated to DA/SA (Beretta, CZ, HK).
Hain’t we got all the fools in town on our side? And ain’t that a big enough majority in any town?
OK- I will play
1. OEM factory cut rail for Acro/Holosun/Steiner Optics on Glocks/M&P for ready sale in the civilian market
2. A Glock Carbine
3. Concur re DWX with an optics cut requiring no plate.
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AR10 DI gun with adjustable gas block
More revolvers with RDS mounting options.
Lighter (cheaper?) rangefinder binoculars (<1500 yds range) with decent glass.
Good news, they already have. A C2 with the CS treatment is called the "CS".Originally Posted by Up1911Fan
No, it's not.Good news, they already have. A C2 with the CS treatment is called the "CS".
Why are you saying it's not? The external dimensions are practically the same, the weight is within a couple ounces, the magazine capacity is the same. The only real difference is the magazine format and the external extractor. How would a CS'ed C2 be different from a CS?
"Practically the same" as you list differences. The big ones being the slimmer grip with 9mm designed magazines, the external extractor and a longer slide/barrel. But yeah, they already have that model.
Beretta bring out a .32acp & .22lr version of the 80X would be nice.
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