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Ascribing the gun an emotional value based on the actions of another person is getting dangerously close to the mindset that foments the "guns cause crime" mantra of the anti's. You have to remove the object from the action. Yes, there is an emotional aspect to your dilemma. In the end the...

I've shot several tens of thousands of rounds of it in almost every caliber from .32 to .45. No problems. As for it being dirty, yeah, it's a little dirtier than a lot of the mainstream stuff. But if you keep your hogleg clean it's not problem. And you are cleaning your guns regularly...

Resurrecting an old thread to give more info on the LCP. The short version: I have one and love it! The long version: I've had my LCP for about four months. I wear it every day. Slipped into in a DeSantis pocket holster it rides in my suit pants without printing. No one at work has...

Completely unnecessary and potentially expensive. It would not have changed the situation, or the outcome, in the least. Brad

That is unless the mistake is theirs, in which case they totally ignore it (or try to pin the blame on you). Brad

Ever thought about trying to locate the person? Might be interesting. Brad

Texas 9 out of 100 points. Ranked 29th of 50th :D Brad

And my point gets hammered home, with perfect example, on the first reply. Mods ... Lock It. I will not have something this important run into the ground because a bunch of legalistic ninnies have nothing better to do than argue semantics. Brad

Guys, Can it on the "loaded/unloaded" snit. If you want to argue legalistic BS talking points, do it somewhere else or I will ask the mods to pull every post from this thread exept the original. Arguing terminology is what five year olds do when they get caught with their hand in the...

Help with a table at a weekend gun show. All day, both days. Then imagine doing it six or seven days a week. Brad

Muzzle brakes are great for the shooter. Everyone else will hate your guts, though... :D Brad

As others have said, read the manual and follow the reassembly instructions to the letter. You can have it back together in only a few seconds. Brad

It really shook me up. A lot. Far worse than anything I can immediately recall. I do this as a personal reminder that complacence is the enemy, and in the hope it will keep someone else from pulling the same dumb stunt. Brad

They both have their CHLs now. Thankfully the experience didn't turn them away. Brad

BTT for the semi-annual reminder of how stupid I was, and a hope that someone else will learn from it. Brad

GP100/SP101 trigger job in a box... Wolff 10lb mainspring Wolff reduced power trigger return spring A dab of Flitz A buffer-equipped Dremel. Dissasemble. Use Dremel and Flitz to polish all internal surfaces. Reassemble with new springs. Enjoy. Brad

Yep, my bad. Trying to type and answer the phone at the same time. Corrected now. By the way, my LCP doesn't like reloads (or at least the reloads I have). It has a distinct distaste for them with FTEs at least twice a mag. Wolf seems to function fine, as does WWB. My particular LCP does...

If your LCP is not locking back on the last round then it is function exactly as designed. It even says so right there in the owners manual (which I troubled myself to read before I took it to the range). Brad

In skimming through opinion it seems that it was written less for support of the decision (which it does with aplomb) and more as a basis for future cases. The language, phraseology, and references all appear to be there for the intent and purpose of underpinning a broad spectrum of challenges...

In which case he will probably tell you politely to get the **** out of his place. The tenant mindset befuddles me sometimes. You are paying rent. You are living in someone else's place. They are, in exchange for money, allowing you to put your crap inside and habitate. All under the...