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I'll stick with my Saiga-12 with 10rd mags. I handled one of these at a gun show though and was SHOCKED at how light weight it was.... for $600? YES! for $1200? Naaaah.

Get a trust made up. Stick all Assault Rifles in the trust. You don't transfer the ownership of the rifles to new people, you transfer the control of the trust. *flash forward* Next on Fox, Feinstein, now 96 y.o., introduces legislation to stop the Gun Trust Loopholes! Quoted as saying "Gun...

Whatever gun I practice with enough to make it point perfectly.

"Above is the current tally from May 2007 to the present of killings involving persons with concealed carry permits or who committed a killing in public with a legal handgun in a state that allows concealed carry without a permit" So any firearm related death in (Alaska, Arizona, and Vermont)...

Have you considered a Saiga-12? They ARE THE FASTEST!

The extractor jumping the rim durring extraction would point to a tight chamber.... but this is not the case. The extractor sometimes fails to get ONTO the rim in the first place.... it's an extractor issue.

Precisely. The extractor physically cannot open far enough to accept the rim of a within-spec rim on the large size. My extractor had a 4 thousandths of an inch short-fall on it opening enough per rim diameter spec. The Rim Diameter should be .392" (9.96mm).... My claw could only open to...

Sig P938. Smaller and lighter 9mm than the LC9

I keep my guns as dry as possible. Three thoughts on that: #1, I don't usually find my pistols getting more-lubed as they sit in my pocket all day. #2, I don't see as much lint caked inside the gun when it's dry as when it's wet. #3, I don't like the thought that if i don't have Y-amount of...

90gr Frangible? seems a bit light :)

My round count is up to 550 now. And since my modifications, i've had NO failures to extract. I did have TWO FTF with some 147gr Winchester White Box JHP. But both were quickly cleared with the Tap-Rack-Bang... way better than the FTE jam. Flawless with the 115's and 124's and OTHER 147s I've...

When i got my P938, I took it and my Colt Mustang .380 and met my friend with his LCP at the range. We both agreed that the worst on the hand out of the 3 was the LCP, with the P938 somewhere between the Colt and LCP in felt recoil.

Rest assured, the 9mm P938 is much easier on the hand and shooter than a .380 Ruger LCP.

Burris XTR 1-4x24 - $698 Leupold VXR 1.25-4x20 - $449 Vortex Viper PST 1-4x24 - $499 Weaver Tactical 1-5x24 - $663 I'm going to say get a fourth option, the Weaver.

I don't own a single 1911. I own the Colt Mustang Pocketlite (P238's Predecessor) and a Sig P938. If you ever shoot a P238 (Colt Stang) or P938 against the modern "Pocket" .380's like the LCP etc, you will notice that the P938, even at 9mm, is much more pleasant to shoot than the .380 LCP. and...

I used to practice charging the slide on my XD45 using my belt to catch the rear sight. It is possible.

Precisely why I have the sig P938. I can't ever get comfortable with an IWB holster. Pocket carry is it. P938 is the only 9mm small enough to Pocket carry (IMO).

As a P938 Owner and XDm Lover.... Here's my input. For ME, the P938 is a pocket carry 9mm to replace the 380 colt mustang it was modeled from. BUT if you go to an XDS you're talking a bigger slide/frame/etc and it won't be a pocket gun, more a small IWB CCW. That being said, if you aren't...

Gun: P938 Caliber: 9mm Modifications: Reliability Tweaks Sights: SIG's Tritium 3-dots Laser (if applicable): N/A Ammo: 147gr Win JHP Holster: Pocket. Belt (if applicable): I usually wear one. Miscellaneous: Chocolate Chip Cookies.

But you see the mags all magically failing the day you need them in a SD situation? Hardly.