The SIG requires more lubrication on the rails. This is very important to protect the aluminum frame during shooting.
If both are maintained, then the difference is in the trigger and recoil management. The Glock's trigger is much lighter and is easier to master. The SIG's double action...
There are quite a few reputable trainers around. You do not need to go to Arizona, Oregon, or Texas for quality training. Those locations charge quite a bit for their classes. I generally attend quality courses that cost no more than $150-$225 per day.
Read AAR's (After Action Reports) on...
Yes, it should protect their rights. My view is they should not be let out if they're still violent. Instead we have a revolving door policy.
We have created a permanent sub-class with these laws. They prevent people who have paid for their non-violent felony from getting good middle class...
The thread is not over! We need pictures of your shotgun. Show it off, preferably with dead Mr. Fox.
Regarding the "crime" comment several pages back: http://smallestminority.blogspot.com/2006/02/culture.html
For essays on guns in America, check out the left column on...
Why would you think the S&W M&P in 45 S&W is a "little big for a carry weapon"? It's just fine. You need an attitude adjustment and a change of clothing to better conceal the gun.
What you want is "convenience". Jim Cirillo put it best (paraphrased): "When the gunfight happens, you'll want...
You were shooting at the wrong targets. There is only one way to get the right to keep and bear arms in New York. Nothing will change until you stand up and and threaten the politicians. They will fold immediately because they know they only rule based upon consent.
Now, I do respect that...
$2,000 doesn't buy much nowadays. Keep this in mind when you got to the gun store and don't fall over from a heart attack.
You won't be able to get a good rifle and a quality optic (assuming a new gun). Consider that a good AR-10 style rifle from LaRue or Noveske costs at least $2500...
My 44 Magnum Snubbie!
I fired 20 rounds of Speer Gold Dot Short Barrel 200 grain JHP (1075 FPS) and 50 rounds of Magtech 240 grain SJSP (1178 FPS). The Speers were very controllable. The Magtechs were on the edge of what I can handle. They made Good Boom!
I also chose the Ruger...
I didn't realize special considerations were required for the pistol to run properly. I guess holding it sideways while shooting up the 'hood didn't help.
Call Springfield Armory immediately and they will repair it. Tell them to pin the ejector while they're at it. It likely needs some minor tuning.
EMP 9mm magazines are 9+1.
Mine required two trips to the factory. The first was to center up the firing pin strikes and fix the jams. The...
Did you try several brands? Did they all flop around?
Have you tried the clips from TK Custom? My guess is that the thicker clips don't flex like the ones for 357 Magnum. The TK Custom clips are thicker to accommodate the gap:
45 ACP: .031"
45 Colt: .022"
454: .025"
No, they are not. They leave part of the cylinder uncut and the rims sit on that.
You do not need to use a tool, but using the Moonclip Tool (I have the one from mooncliptool.com) is faster, more reliable, and 100% easier on the fingers. I found that they tend to bend when removed...
I handled a Ruger Alaskan in 44 Magnum the other day. The trigger was quite nice and needed no work. I really liked it and have been considering a snubbie big bore gun.
I did some research into accessories. It turns out that both chamberings (454 Casull and 44 Magnum) can be cut for moonclips...
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