jcerillo70

I'll be there with the Glock & 1911 Im out of cash for "Frangible .223" So no AR this week

me neither until this. The serrations + recoil + finger = blisters Sounds like a job for the round file or a trip to the overpriced gunsmith

I like the idea because i have to take my palm off the handle because the stock mag release it very far from your thumb.

I like it, How much was it?

I did take the gun apart tonight for the first time, and cleaned the "****" That was in there , out of the gun. BLACK GREASE Maybe that was it? There's only 1 way to find out Secondly i found that i dont like the trigger because of the short pull,( besides the serrations. )I know this has an adjustable trigger. I wonder if i can add some slack to her

So i can carry in Pa with a "Florida out of state ccw"

Thanks brother It's weird that they word such important things like this so they can be mis-interpreted so easily

How about if Dave an nj resident with a Florida non resident ccw goes to PA (not having a pa ccw, just the fl out of state ccw)

My scenario is - I live in nj - I have a Florida ccw out of state - it's accepted in pa under the given conditions 1&6 Can I cc in pa with my out of state Florida ccw license?

I need a gunsmith too for my 1911 trigger job. im in Freehold

YOUR FLORIDA CONCEALED WEAPON OR FIREARM LICENSE IS CURRENTLY VALID IN THE FOLLOWING 35 STATES: Lets use PA because i only go there & FL The exemptions say Pa is 1 & 6 , so here is 1 & 6 (1) While Florida's law allows licensees to carry stun guns, knives, and billy clubs in a concealed fashion, the laws in these states allow for concealed carry of handguns or pistols ONLY, NOT WEAPONS IN GENERAL. Florida license holders are prohibited from carrying other types of weapons while in these states. < ok makes sense> (6) These states issue concealed carry licenses to qualified individuals who are non-residents. These non- resident permits cannot be honored under Florida's reciprocity provision. <Here's where i get foggy... So i take it as, you can't carry in Pa with an FL CCW because you can get a PA CCW so it does not reciprocate??? > Can anyone clear this up for me?

Well here's the email I just sent springfield. I Probally won't hear from them till they re-open on Monday. - - Hey Guys, How are you? My name is Joe Cerillo, And i am the new owner of a 1911 Loaded model. I took the weapon to the range after the first day of purchase and found the weapon to have a few quarks/problems... 1) very stiff to pull back the slide.(I understand there is a break-in period but after 150 rounds it is still the same tension) 2) The slide doesn't catch the hook when you pull it back, you have to manually set it to hold back the slide. 3) The trigger is very very stiff in regards to lb tension. To the point where it affects accuracy. My Glock has a 5lb trigger pull and this feels like it it double of that. 4) The trigger serrations actually gave me a blister on the first trip to the range, and cut my finger on the second trip A) in regards to the trigger, It actually "HURTS" to shoot this gun. 5) The slide release mechanism is so stiff that it requires 2 hands to chamber a round 6) The mag release button is very stiff as well, (Which is a good thing for combat but not for competition. 7) Failure to feed ammunition with factory & non-factory magazines. Other than that the gun is beautiful, but in its current configuration it is just for show. And that's not why i bought it. Thank You very much, Joe Cerillo 2 harbor Circle Freehold, N.J 07728

lines are horizontal. has to be 6-7 lb pull. Im a good shot, and im not getting good groupings (most likely because of over pull on the trigger) My main question at this point is would a trigger Kit fix this?

Even if they do, the trigger will still rip apart my finger . Ill have to look into some after market triggers to send with it.

My glock is 4 lbs this feels like double.... Is that normal?I never had a 1911?

So the 1911 i just got with the stock serrated trigger isn't working out to well. Beef 1) I shot it once and got a blister on my trigger finger a)Shot it a second time today and it ripped open the blister. Beef 2) The trigger pull is so hard that it effects accuracy ------------------- -------------- --------------- --------------- So it seems we need an aftermarket trigger With much less poundage on the trigger One that doesnt rip your finger apart and you dont need a degree to install Any ideas??? Thanks, Joe Cerillo

Do you like it better than the gen3???

In theory without shooting one they sound great. Alot of people are saying the G19 9mm is -F2F -NOT EJECTING -SPRING TO STIFF -Cant fire 115 gr. -BLAH BLAH BLAH then theres a video that says they are mongaloids who dont know about guns. - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2BeUI89HI8 Anyone run into the problems or solutions with the gen4's?

Less recoil and better checker grip frame. That alone is big for me. Compare my gen 3 to my dads s&w 9 is like 9 vs 45

I have the g34 gen 3 --- and I love it. I've heard so many good things about the gen 4's but want the "do it all" pistol. Now i feel my g34 is inadequate because there's something newer - I have to wait for shore shots gssf program to start.

If you had to pick 1?

In my mind the subcompacts are to small to be accurate. If I'm that close to a assailant I'm gonna grab him by his Adams apple. I'm talking 10-30 yards.

-I will be getting a Gen 4 Glock in 29 days. -I have a g34 for comp -I dont have a carry gun(For Florida obviously) -From what i hear these things a precise, so maybe ill prefer it for comp So what im asking is.. will the 1/2 inch differnce between the 2 make THAT much difference in accuracy is i went with the 19? - i dont like how they label the 19 as a "backup"...that kidna turns me off of it... What do you think?

I just got my Springfield 1911, its beautiful but its not special to me. if i did it again i would go S&W for shooting, Springfield for Show

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