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EJ> We usually use the term "tightened extractor" as being an extractor that is not responsive. I'm not exactly a gunsmith, so I leave it at that. CZF> Indeed, it might be a weaken spring. I'll try to replace it, and see if the FTE does disappear.

I've been shooting my CZ-85 since I got it around August 2002. It had gone through a lot of IPSC competitions as well as practice. I lost count, but on estimate roughly 5,000 rounds (handloads). Never encountered a significant jam/malfunction. Last week, I have notice a couple of jams...

I hope the Mods would allow this on this area. :( This is where most of us spend more time. A week ago, the Philippine gov't decided that all civilians has NO RIGHT to carry firearms (concealed) [Gun Ban]. Let's support our fellow gun owners by voting NO TO THIS BAN...

A week ago, the Philippine gov't decided that all civilians has NO RIGHT to carry firearms (concealed) [Gun Ban]. Let's support our fellow gun owners by voting NO TO THIS BAN. http://debate.inq7.net/ Right now, its neck-to-neck. Pls spare a minute of your surfing time. Thanks.

I would want to see a future comparison of the Kahr P9 vs the XD Sub-Compact when it hits the streets...

Nemesis, It's when seating where I find the full-size carry a bit of a problem. I'm relatively a short and small guy, so it has to be carried higher. I currently have to do it using a fanny-pack. In our country, as a civilian, you have to 'vanish' it when you're carrying. I am planning to...

Which part of the gun do you considered should be compromised when carrying concealed IWB while wearing light clothing such as jeans and shirt? Would it be the slide length or the grip length? For 1911 Govt model, the 5-inch slide hits the pelvic bone, and the grip does sticks out when you sit...

Likewise, a million thanks! A Million Thanks to all who carry on the TFL tradition... Putting tHR before TFL goes 'slide locks' avoided the itch of all those 'keyboard fingers' :) Merry Christmas and a Million of Rounds through the barrels in the coming year...