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With cocked and locked making her feel uncomfortable that takes the 938 off the table, although when I am looking for deep concealment my 938 is my go to. IF she wants to try one I suggest the rubber gripped model for carry. The wooden gripped ones are beautiful pieces and shoot well but don't...

There is just something about the old vintage wood on these. I got a set for my GI and get a lot of interest at the range every time I take it out. The wood is getting scarce according to the guy I got mine off of a couple of years back. Mine is a great shooter, I love it. As mentioned a light...

2 people I know got 365s last week and both had the issues being described. Both guys took them to the range straight out of the box. After a clean and lube both ran like champs.

There are a lot of viewpoints in this thread and I suppose this is one of things that today makes better than decades back, there are multiple solutions to the same problem. I have SAO, DA/SA, striker styles of triggers and one thing that persists across all of them is that they are smooth. If...

That is brilliant! I think all anti-anti gun types should have one. The anti vote would dwindle due to attrition by stroke.

I have the Franklin Arsenal and it works well. I like the ability to put other things onto it like a nylon brush to clean necks quickly. I got mine a couple of years back and the blades had a bad heat treat on them and stopped cutting very quickly. I called them and they said it was a know...

Gotta love the attitude of the women that work there. Most probably wouldn't but they are the best.

I believe the problem may run more deeply that "the evil gun" and well into the right to defend one's self. I look to our British friend to offer first hand input into the scenario. Your 25 year old daughter is pulled into a doorway by a couple of animals looking for some fun. Obviously a...

My understanding is the "Force of Law" is purely a Trespass if asked to leave and you don't. If you leave if ask it is not a Trespass as it was explained to me. (in Ohio)

I am no expert although it is something I work probably less than I should. Personally I work from high COM and let the shots walk up, not pulling the recoil all the way down. Then pull it down hard and let it rise again. I have NO idea how this fits into "expert" training but I feel it would...

I'm not going to the "you are the safety" thing it is just too cliche' but there is a thread through this that can't be ignored. You worry about something getting into the trigger? Buy a real freaking holster that fits the gun, not a generic POC nylon "got a great deal on it" holster. You have...

Pretty much. When it is just part of the action of bringing a gun up to bear from years of that motion. Kind of like tying you shoes, you don't think about it, you just do it. I can see potential problems are in the realm of possibility but personally I am comfortable with manual safeties.

Something to be said for the AR platform for the Lego effect. I have a PTR91 that runs like a champ and as accurate as you expect a battle riffle to be with FMJ.

Yep. My 938 with Corbon 115DPX +p will be just fine. It conceals beautifully so I have no need something smaller.

That would make sense then.

Isn't 922r just for imported guns? Isn't the Winchester US made?

They are great little guns for sure. I try not to carry mine much because it just disappears and I forget its there in a kydex IWB. It gets too easy to carry everyday and I like to carry something a bit larger for EDC. I also have a kydex "trigger guard" that snaps on and it rides like a champ...

Could the primer be sticking to the end of the pin? You are pushing it out but the upstroke pulls it back into the pocket a bit? I had this happening on my 650 with a lee decapper. The round would stop rotation of the shell plate because the primer was hanging down. I ran across it on the webs...

You hit it I think. Classic mag problem.

I dug around on the site earlier today and there is a kinds of things missing I hope it's just site issues.