They (the cops) were just following orders.
Yes. I said it. If a cop arrests a person, legally carrying a firearm just because an idiot called in scared, that cop is not your friend. The cop that does that is an anti gin idiot. People can educate others, that includes cops.
One in the pipe, hammer down, safety off.
A 92 is not impractical to carry. If you can conceal a 1911, you can conceal a Beretta 92fs. Dress around the gun. I know, I carry one (M9A1) most of the time.
Got back from smithy. He did what Tuner said about the middle leaf and put more bend/tension it than I had. Checked eveything, hammer, hooks, sear, disconnect. And gave it his blessing.
Again. Thank you all for the help.
it's not for me. When , the only time the hammer followed the slide after the suggestions here were done, I had to push in the grip safety in an odd, not usual way. Picture this. Place your thumb on the bottom of the grip safety right where it meets the mainspring housing. Now your fingers are...
thanks 1911tuner. Did that. No more hammer following slide, unless I press down hard on the grip safety (not a normal firing grip). Still can't get it to follow with a dummy round or holding the trigger back while letting the slide slam forward.
Back to shooting it and getting it ready for...
Doing as you suggest, holding the trigger back and letting the slide slam forward, the hammer did not follow the slide. I did this 5 times to make sure. I will put the bend forward on the left sear tang, and go back to shooting it to see if it will be suitable for carry. Thanks for the advice.
Picked up a used series 70 from a gun show a few weeks ago. It shoots like a dream, has only had one failure to extract , last round of the mag spent casing got caught up in extractor. My problem. Was cleaning it after my second outing to the range (have shot approx 150 rounds of blazer brass...
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