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It is refreshing to see new life breathed into centuries-old Derringer technology. If Heizer is a small startup like ours, I know what they are going through.

Actually, the Rohrbaugh slide spring takes a significant set after 200 rounds - there is nothing wrong with the barrel. The larger diameter spring of its "Seecamp style" telescoping spring assembly is 3-4 coils short of a long-life spring. I may be biased, but I did reverse-engineer their...

Does that include the Rohrbaugh?

Maybe he's still there...

We had not capped the quantity per person since we did not expect anyone would buy that many. Our only policy was that if you buy more than one, you would get consecutive serial numbers. When we saw orders come in for 3 and 4 guns, we weren't concerned because out of 300 notifications to...

So much for that theory - we just sold 5 to one person - he could be a scalper!

What kind of +P ammo will the Kel-Tec PF9 handle, then? My PF9 was shooting 4" high at 12 feet (distance to chronograph stop) with Black Hills 124 gr JHP +P. Just because a gun can "handle" the hotter ammo (despite the manufacturers warning) doesn't mean it won't shoot wildly off-target...

Sig P290 Overlays Here are some overlays (so far): http://www.bobergarms.com/photo/photo/slideshow?albumId=2312567:Album:3703

Sig P239 Grip I will be posting overlays of the Sig P238 relative to other guns on the market so that its grip can be better understood.

Reason for short DA trigger It seems obvious to me that the DA stroke is short (and heavy) so that the index finger does not extend forward and get cut by the cylinder flash.

Not as short as they say Here is a link to the Rhino owner's manual. Page 8 shows a picture with two hands holding two different revolvers, implying that the Rhino is shorter than a conventional revolver (note that the Rhino hand is set further back than the other hand). However, accodring to...

We are getting ever-closer every day to completing the fixtures for the frame and slide. (We already have inventory on most of the rest of the parts). The tooling we are building is extremely sophisticated, requiring about 8 stages of production (and corresponding number of trips around...

You must keep in mind that people keep guns for 100 years or more (and hand them down from generation to generation). There is no telling how much dry firing will occur over that time. While we have significantly improved the XR9's ability to resist firing-pin peening, and I have personally...

I believe it still states in the manual (which is still in the hand's of our graphic artist) to use snap caps(tm), which we think is a good idea. You can probably do it a limited amount. If we get a gun back with a hung up firing pin, then we know you didn't use snap caps and got "dry fire"...

I haven't tried cutting a contiguous slot through the magazine, so I don't know if the function will be affected. Doing this in the field would, of course, void the warranty on the magazine. The XR9 will handle well without any texturing, but with no texturing, there will be no...

I will neither confirm nor deny this. ) The frame is milled out and you would see most of the holes in the magazine with transparent grips; however, with the grip texturing, there is a question on how clearly you would see the cartridges in the holes.

Wow, that Russian gun looks like a cross between an HKP7 and a CZ-75, but with quite a different barrel arrangement. Did you actually build your push-pull system? I was also picturing a WSSM-type round for maximum velocity. In your algorithm can you put in a fairly constant pressure...

I am really curious about this one - what type of iphone application is it?

New slide engraving on Boberg XR9 http://www.bobergarms.com/photo/new-slide-logo?context=user

Pretty soon - but I'm not going to stick my neck out on a date this time. The manufacturing scheme, while essential, can't be rushed.