JackDaWack

P938 for warm weather, px4 compact for sweatshirt weather... both are ready to go! Can the debbie downers go shit on someone else's parade? We are all well aware of the situation.

If you can get there many times a year the price is good.. I understand it's more then what you used to pay but the price is still good when compared to ranges within reasonable driving distance. When they increased the price there was a huge discussion about it, you could probably contact Anthony from gun for hire for more details, or even search for the thread we had about it.

Adapt! First things first... a reload shouldn't require you to rack the slide. You can circumvent the entire problem simply by never running the gun dry. If your practice tactical reloads you don't ever have to go near the safety.. opposed to something like a 1911 or sig which has the safety above the grip.. where you can always run into issues accidentally pushing the safety up and on... IMO this is nothing really new.. understanding the controls of the firearm means adapting to the manipulations of the firearm. There are many different ways to rack a slide.. find the best one that works for you. I am a bit surprised though, a dead trigger on a 92fs should be an immediate recognition of the safety being on.. along with the hammer being deckocked...fool me once shame on you fool me 2wice.... But you and others bring up a very valid point.. a defensive weapon should have the least amount of Murphy factor available. Your 92 revealed a weakness to you, build in some memory to check the safety when racking the slide. I've seen plenty of people engage frame mounted safeties and the slide catch by accident from recoil.. i like the 92fs primarily because while shooting the safety can't be turned on accidentally.

otto's in woodland park has them, i picked an extra one up when i purchased the P938, i just cant justify the $52 price tag on more. Shit it's hard to justify the $39 price tag when i buy 92fs mags for 20bucks.

People have reported getting ammo a year after the backorder.. so they seem pretty good at honoring backorders.

It's all I buy and use. Never had a single issue with federal xm193 and .223ae.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/667851/sig-sauer-magazine-sig-sauer-p938-9mm-luger-7-round-with-extended-base-pad-stainless-steel I know i've been looking for these for a while.. Midway has them in and they are only 39bucks.. I recall paying 50+ at a store when i picked mine up. 2 mags and the discount code brings it to $74 shipped. Ebay has them a little cheaper but i'd rather deal with midway.

A background check is for criminal history, arrests and convictions. Your typical traffic violation won't even be on there unless you were arrested for it. It's not like a running tab of your life. We're actually protected under law now which the state cannot give out that info.

Haven't been to RTSP, but Otto's has a VERY good selection...

Get on it soon. Schools is gonna be out and everyone is gonna be looking for summer jobs

Yup.. i worked my entire college career for a catering company.. Friday Sat and Sunday... made a ton of money doing little work... but it killed my weekends.. well worth the trade off while all my friends blew there money at the bars... When the summer rolled around i just picked up more hours during the week.

Factory mags are half the price for beretta. Sig mag prices are retarded.

ok good, you just saved me 700bucks,.

Please clarify.... do you have the 92fs INOX on order? no black controls.

keep in mind the firing pin uses momentum to strike the primer. If you push the pin in from the hammer side, when its flush it shouldnt protrude on the other end. inertia will carry it that extra distance to hit the primer.

Why do all husky pups look so pissed off.. haha

Like Griz said it all about how you maintain your firearm. No lube and a little friction is better then a gummed up channel. But if your OCD and clean the firing pin/channel its fine, the idea is to have a very very light coating, which is impossible to do with out disassembling it, so most people just leave it alone. The firing pin sits loose in the oversized channel so friction isn't a big deal. I've never lubed or cleaned any of my firing pins and have had zero issues, one day i'll probably have to clean them out, but if you start lubing them your going to have to clean it more frequently to remove the gunk the oil traps. From what i know, this applies to most firearms.

I plan on getting my VTAC tailored. That running end is a SOB for us short or skinny guys... It has the adjustability i need but that running end i had to roll up and rubber-band at the end. I'm gonna cut off what ever i dont need, leave a little extra for anything that might need me to loosen it up a bit... but goddamn they make it so a 120lb 5'5" or a 300lb 6'5" person could use it.

Standard battery's do better in long term applications. Rechargeable battery's do very well when they are cycled often.

Mt M9A1 says NOT to dry fire.. so i have caps for it.

Sorry man. He was a gorgeous husky.

Finally its our turn to spout...It's for the kids!!

If the blower blows at one speed, which is usually full on... like 67gtonut said... its the blower resistor.. easy to fix and it should be behind the glove box.. the AC is a different story.

Sounds like a normal connection issue depending on what was used to tap the wires. I would have just tapped the 12v adapter wires, most cars turn it off when off, make sure the connection is good. Easy and simple. There is really no reason to tap a dedicated ground with such a low power usage item, and its more hassle. If your using those tabs that tap wires make sure the connection is good, they aren't known for working that well with out a bit of finessing. If its Flicking on an off that just means there is a break in the circuit, it could be at the power source or the ground, just keep that it mind.