They are tack drivers at 15 yards. They have some weight to them so the kick is comparable to a full size in .45. My wife has a growing collection of them, has been her edc for over a year now and i like them so much i picked that one up for myself. I highly recommend them over any other micro 9 sized gun.
Its a little different from the others ive seen, has a magwell, ambi thumb safty, and some mill work on the trigger. Pretty sweet little gun.
We are set for the season but yes, we will start again in the spring.
That is a sexy little thing. I’m good with my P365 though.
Jacks First is a place I find odd parts, if the spring you are looking for is that big V spring that drives trigger return and the hammer, you might be able to make one. I've made several flat spring replacements for guns where the parts were made of unobtainium. Learned the trick off an internet video, from Midway I believe.
It's part of the hammer itself. The rebound bar is on a pivot that allows the trigger go back into battery(I think that's what its called) after pulling the trigger. There's a little flat V spring for a lack of better terms thats very small that goes under it for tension on the "rebound bar".
Not yet. Well tote out new toys out to the haunted house with us later this week.
Don't think I can let this one get away. It's a factory 22 conversion and every part is matching numbered with factory stamp. It is Sweedish Army unit # stamped and was used as a military trainer for the 7.5. Wish I could say it's in perfect shape but the person that dropped it off didnt maintain it very well. Still a cool pistol. The Russian Nagant has the star on every seperate piece and has the 32 and 7.5 barrels and cylinders. Not crazy valueable but one made 1903 and the other in 1931 same model, different countries, interesting historys, makes for a pretty cool set. Hope I can work a deal for them.
Hope its nothing too, maybe make them doubles
The Russian is definitely a tank to pull but the Husqvarna is suprisingly light and very smooth. Definitely a hoot to shoot, for the gson especially.
.... but you made your point !
