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Favorite Manufacturer and Why
I like Sig guns (particularly the P22X DA/SA line), their CS has been very good, and the products have lived up to expectations. I don't like the short lifespan of some of their variants and the lack of documentation clarifying what identifies each variant and what is compatible with what... -
A treat for the J-Frame Guys
Good deal, I'm glad you got it figured out. The trigger on my first gun was pretty bad and one of the ratchet teeth was cut wrong, which is one of the reasons Lipsey's took it back. The trigger on the second gun was pretty good right out of the box....not as good as my 640 Pro, but definitely... -
A treat for the J-Frame Guys
Hopefully that does the trick and saves you the headache of a return. They're really nice guns once you get them sorted out. Mine is actually wearing factory rubber grips now since they fit better in my pocket...kinda kills me to do it since those VZs are so nice, but practicality has to take... -
Anyone have experience with Kimber K6S Stainless?
A buddy has one and I like it. IMO it's niche is as a 6-shot magnum gun...if you're going to shoot and carry .38s, the weight savings of an airweight make that a better choice. It's heavier than a Smith, but the extra weight is welcome if you're shooting .357 Mag. Sights are good, trigger is... -
A treat for the J-Frame Guys
That's not good. I'd give Lipsey's a call...they went above and beyond to take care of some issues I had with my first one. My guess...and it's only a guess, is that there may be some shavings or something left over from the manufacturing process in there binding up your rebound slide. I've not... -
My Brand New Taurus 856 Defender
All the new-production guns with exposed hammer spurs have them. Some of the Centennial models are offered without them. Usually the higher-end, performance-center models. So clearly Smith knows it's a desireable "upgrade" to not have the idiotic thing on there. I recently removed the lock and... -
Should I have kept my mouth shut ?
No worries, I'm not going to put you on ignore, because 1.) that's not how I handle simple differences of opinion with other intelligent adults, and 2.) you and I aren't even disagreeing at a fundamental level. Whether we were initially taught 3 rules or 4 (or even 7 or 9), I'm confident you...- 92FSTech
- Post #45
- Forum: General Firearms Discussion
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Should I have kept my mouth shut ?
Are we really arguing about this? Three or four rules...who cares? It's the real world, not an English classroom. Engage your mind, use common sense. Guns are inherently dangerous. They make holes in stuff. Don't point them at stuff you don't want to put holes in, and don't touch the bangy bits...- 92FSTech
- Post #37
- Forum: General Firearms Discussion
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My Brand New Taurus 856 Defender
It sounds like that one may be worth opening up and cleaning and polishing. There's probably some burrs, machine marks, or grit in there making it rough. If they're bad enough it could even be binding and making the pull heavier than it actually should be. Does anybody make spring kits for the... -
Should I have kept my mouth shut ?
I don't care who cleared it, or how many times. I still don't want it pointed at me. There are plenty of ways to handle a gun in every shop I've ever been to without pointing it at other people, even if that's just aiming the muzzle at the floor. But, unfortunately the majority of the general...- 92FSTech
- Post #21
- Forum: General Firearms Discussion
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Talk me out of .327 revolvers
Do you reload? Because if not you're going to want to start if you buy one of those. Otherwise, I say go for it! -
Fan of cheap guns... or just a hypocrite?
No argument there, it definitely has. IMO, DA/SA is definitely not for everyone, as it takes some work to master the trigger pull transition, as well as the administrative function of de-cocking. And I've caught plenty of people trying to holster cocked DA/SA guns on the range, so it can... -
Fan of cheap guns... or just a hypocrite?
Currently I have some Winchester PDX-1, and some handloads that replicate the Speer 135gr .38 +P Gold Dot Short Barrel load...but I can't find the factory stuff anywhere. When I do, I'll buy a bunch. I still have a box of the .357 Gold Dot Short Barrels for my 640...it's a fantastic load. Why... -
Fan of cheap guns... or just a hypocrite?
That's a killer deal on a nice little gun. My buddy has one and it's a great shooter...I just don't have a need for a tiny SAO in my life. If they made something that size in DA/SA I'd be trampling over people to get one! -
Fan of cheap guns... or just a hypocrite?
Looking forward to reading your review once you have it in hand. I just got off the boat and now we're hanging around the fire...I've been wearing the 642UC all afternoon and am loving this little revolver. I can barely even tell it's there.