I have never been one to dry fire my guns 10,000 times just to get the trigger to smooth out. I have done a light polish on the rebound slide and...
How well did you clean it before you shot the gun? I have seen some P365's so coated in grease that we use half can of brake cleaner just to get...
There has never been a gun manufactured by anyone that is not at risk of failure of one sort or another. Your experience is unusual to say the...
In the 1960's I spent many a Saturday rummaging through Herters clearance shed. I still have one of their knives parrerened after a Russel model....
P365 or LCP
Korth.
This question has been asked for decades. S&W does offer a lot of models that no longer have the lock. I wish that they eliminated the lock on...
An interesting question and as an RSO instructor I have been questioning for years. Yes, a longer sight radius will make for a more accurate...
If we are allowed to include chunky 3" snubbies, Here is a pair to draw to, [ATTACH]
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Both outstanding bargains.
I have used everything but ammonia based products on my very old 340PD. Currently, M-Pro7 and a toothbrush. [ATTACH]
If you bought it to shoot, go shoot your gun. If it ever causes a problem, S&W will fix it for free.
The problem I find with various ammo, especially dirty ones, when chambered, I think the bullet nose needs to contact the rifling just a bit and...
Your shim ides is correct and the above poster hit it on the head. I have a Volquartsen frame and Ruger upper on a 22/45 and VQ supplied a couple...
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