Ray Ray

Damn, another Glock? You are stuck in 98 Blocks are outdated

If I really wanted an M14

@SpaceMX, it looks fine to me. Shoot her, clean her and call it a day.

Reloads?!? I reload by hitting the "order now" button on my phone. Not trying to start a reliability war @vladtepes, but I've seen every gun fail. Glocks are no different.

I have a Giessle SSA-E trigger in my DMR gun and it's the best 270 or so bucks I've ever spent on a trigger. You really get what you pay for in this regard.

Thanks @GRIZ and @Old School. The flames coming out the side are huge. I did own a revolver that had serious flame cutting, it was a Charter Arms. I will email Ruger and see what they say. Also, the ammo was standard pressure MFS stuff from Cabelas.

I recently purchased a Ruger LCRx 3 inch 38 special. After her first range session (150 rounds) I noticed the casings have left an imprint on the frame. Is this an issue or should I clean it and move on. I also noticed this revolver shoots flames out the side like a flame thrower. I don't want to say it's flame cutting because the frame looks fine. Thoughts? @GRIZ @Pizza Bob @Old School

Vortex, okay. But Leupold is top shelf.

The Luepold Delta Point and Vortex Razor do not. I think that is the route Trijicon should have went.

Can we see how bad (or good) the finish is now?

I hope this isn't the gun we have been discussing on other threads, is it?

They upgraded this feature so that removing the optic for a battery swap is unnecessary correct?

Sold in Dicks, and has the American flag on it

Are these the ones that have to come off the gun to change the battery?

I know who it was. It comes in a blue box, in bulk and the bullets are all lead round nose. Pics of this gun, PLEASE

I gotta be honest with you brother, model 15s are easy to find. Is this gun a safe queen or do you plan on using it for self defense?

Thanks for sharing @High Exposure, and I believe you 100%. But I would still say that Id go the Glock 19 route and not the conversion route. This way, if there is any issue Glock would cover it. Instead of the "well, I converted it to 9 yada yada yada." Because then you have to put it back to its original form, which defeats your purpose. So, to me, selling the Glock 22 and magazines and using that money to fund a Glock 19 and sights outweighs spending money on the whole 9mm conversion.

Why not send it back to S&W?

Why not a Czech gun Check out the Swiss firearms Choices abound sir

You can go German Or even Italian too Maybe USA?

I told you to get a Glock 19!

These threads never end Unless someone gets upset I fear it is me

There will always be a risk when doing conversions, it's just a fact.

I get that, and might be true. But why do all that when you could save yourself any drama by buying a G19? A G19 that was born a 9mm. With 9mm parts, slide, frame, and all the rest. It just seems to risky to me. But, to each his own.

Here's the bottom line for me. Which gun would be more reliable? A Glock 22 converted to 9mm Or A Glock 19 Conversion kits to 22lr are fine, but FOR ME, if I want to shoot 40 then I will get a 40 gun. If I wanted to shoot 9 then I will get a 9.