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Well, there is three trigger systems. DAO which is dual action only and will usually have around a 10lb trigger pull such as a revolver, unless it's a NYPD gun, then it's a 12lb trigger. DAK is dual action kellerman which is dual action. It has a smooth light pull 6 lb trigger and the follow up reset shot is shorter than the initial trigger pull but it's heavier on the follow up shot, so it;'s like 6 lb then 8 lb. If you were to realease all the way put past the reset, it would be a consistant 6 lb pull every shot. The da/sa I explained in my post above. It's not that common to see a new dao gun. They are usually used cpo guns.

You can get the p226 in a DAO trigger, DAK dual action kellerman or da/sa, That is 3 different trigger systems. Mostly, they come in a da/sa trigger system. Usually the guns that are dao, are police trade ins. the da/sa trigger pull is roughly 10 da and 5-5.5lb trigger pull in sa

I keep the pdx hd ammo. I think it's a slug and three lead balls that are teh side of 9mm rounds I think. Never used one yet but I think I will be okay.

I would also say that if you dry fire enough with a sig in DA and practice firing DA and then SA, you will not have an acciracy issue. Sig makes a DAK trigger that is really cool and has a light, smooth DA trigger.

when you put the mag in the gun and chamber a round on a sig, the gun will be in single action mode. Every shot after that would then be in single action. same goes if you have the slide locked back, when you chamber a round and let the slide go fwd, you'll be in single action mode. The decocker, would allow the hammer to fall without a round being discharged. Then you would be in a double action mode. After teh first round, every subsequent round would be SA. make sense?

I know I'm speical. lol

I kinda like the idea of a seperate light. The gun mounted lights, interfere with my trigger finger. Just my personal preference.

Funny how the Mossberg has always fealt better to me. The safety and the action lock are better positioned for me on the Mossberg.

I was shocked that I got them also. I get phily channels and wished I got NYC channels. This is a recent development.

I was just recently thinking of switching to Direct TV and one of those sat. companies that Verizon uses to get these channels. Comcast didn't have them and I wanted to watch shows like the Gallery of Gun, Gun Talk, Doug Koenig's show and Gun & ammo tv. So I am out cold on the couch, my wife saw something I posted on FB regarding the channels and found them on Comcast. Channels 1630 and 1631. I had no idea we even had channels that high. Had to be a recent development because 3 months ago, we didn't have them and I called Comcast. So any other comcast people that thought you were missing out, your not.

I have thought of getting rid of my mossberg 500 so many times but I come back to the fact that its like an old reliable gun. I will admit that I have more shotguns than I ever thought I would ever have. My next shotgun is gonna be a 20ga remmy 1100 or something along those lines. Maybe a 20ga Beretta.

I needed a 10x20 shed for all the lawn/ plow stuff we had. I decided in a 12x16 for permit reasons. I used a zone permit, anything over 200 sq ft I needed a building permit for and would need to do a concrete floor. I ended up doing 6x6 14x18 layout and level the blue stone base I put in. My neighbor was a dealer for sheds and hooked me up with a crazy deal. So they dropped in right on my base that I did. I think I had 2400-2500 into the whole thing. Has a garage door and a set of french doors along the front of it. I thought of building one but it was just easier going with one already built. My uses 2x4, has owens corning roof and I think the floor is 2x6 or 2x8 construction. If your interested, I can probably get the name of the company for you.

Personally, I would get something reputable..Mossberg or Remington. Though Stoeger makes a pretty good semi for cheap $$. That would be good for clays and HD. What ever you get, make sure you can get different size barrels to use it for multiple purposes.

I would be in to split a case also. Anybody else want to split a case? I also need to order a case of 9mm 124gr bullets, so may be able to make the three case for a discount maks

Chillin on the net all day. Hanging with the family and watching movies.

Yes I agree he should lose his job and his damn license. That is flagrant abuse of his job. I bet he figured is this effin guy crazy pulling me over in a marked cruiser? lol Good for her.

Mine is very similar to this. I had to put rider (ryder) on my policy too cover my stuff. Also had to get everything appraised and give them a list of all the serial #'s of what I had.

I would say I shoot about 12k a year

Welcome to the forum and the world of shooting Mandy. You will love it. The guys ate great at Shore Shot. My recomendation is to go on Tuesday or Friday nights. Great people. We can always use another woman on the forum.

Also, if you go to 4 meetings a year, you get another $50 off of your dues. The $50 for work hours can be used if you shoot matches and stuff and help out. It really isn't that hard to get work hours in.

Pretty good job, what did you use to clean it?

Personally I would be more concerned with my house be covered than by reloading equipment. That is the cheapest thing in the equation in my opinion.

What works for me, generally does not work for my wife. Our hands are comletely different lengths. That is why we have our own guns. Her and his. I like it that way. Try every gun you think you may like, because like Scig said, it sucks buyimg a gun and then not loving it. Unless you bought used, you will lose at the very least $100 more like $150-200 to get rid of it.

I'm getting maybe an inch. When I put my blower away, I set it up for next winter. I just have to get more gas is all. Good luck guys with all the snow coming your way.

It does look like a butcher job.