Bully

Put a little ass behind it and turn in the direction you want to go. Or, rack the slide slightly rearward relieving the tension of the barrel in the bushing. Might make it go a bit easier.

That’s fine.

https://www.subaru.com/vehicles/ascent/index.html It's a good sized truck. Wifey has an Outback. It's plenty with us and the two teenagers that live with us. However if you need a Jeep, get a Jeep.

I spell JEEP: Subaru... I had a truck. Other than the very occasional occasions, I don't miss it. And, I get twice the mileage. I just figured I'd be "that guy." Good luck.

I've had a chassis with a folding stock. Meh. If you want to look super cool when you break it out of your pelican case and unfold it on your mat so that everyone watching goes "ooooh and aaaahhh" then yeah. Or, just go shoot. Make little tiny groups at very large distances. Get your accolades there. Your call...

Uhhhh. One model has a fixed stock attached to the chassis. One model has a folding stock attached to the chassis. Does it matter what it’s called?

That sounds oddly perfect. Good luck with the project. As has been mentioned, I'd look at Lone Wolf for a slide.

If you're ever around on a Monday, I'm up at CR most of them. I'm a morning guy. Let me know ahead of time and you can fuss with it and throw some rounds thru it. You can try it with a dot and see how it fits.

@chris327 I had a 34 slide on it for a minute but wanted to comp it (‘cuz why not?) and a 17 or 34 comped is just too long. The 19 is pretty perfect. So 19 won the day. Also, with a dot the sight radius is of no importance.

Hello and welcome. If you post where, approximately, you are located you may get some offers to shoot some members pistols. Pay for a box of ammo and blast away. If you are in or near Bergen Cty, I will make that offer. I have a Glock 19 (it's been modded but will give you a feel for what they're like) and a CZ P-01. Both are similarly sized compact 9mm handguns, semi auto. I also have a 1911 in 9mm you can try as well. I have zero issues meeting you at BulleHole or somewhere similar and letting you run some rounds thru them. That said... I'd take a serious look at the CZ. I'm biased.

Joe and Pat's on Victory Blvd, Staten Island. Their Margherita is amazing but, IMHO, must be eaten hot. DeNino's on Hooker Ave, Staten Island has an awesome cheese pie that works hot and cold. Again, IMHO.

No sir. My "shop" is in disarray as I just sold my Harrison lathe and am purchasing another shortly. I also want to move my mill onto a concrete pad that is in the garage but the Bridgeport is not light. Once I get it all situated I'll spend a day tramming everything and will also buy some scrap material to mess with.

YOU ARE AN EVIL MAN!!!!

My buddy’s rig that I helped screw together: Manners with mini chassis Rock Creek M24 1:10 in 308 Vortex PST 6-24

I had one. Nice shooter (it was an all aluminum EAA clone) but I had a problem with the beavertail biting my hand so away it went. When it went, I took a bath on it. This was several years ago and the brand was even less well known than it is now. So, yeah. Nice little shooter tho.

Currently drinking an Old Fashioned with Maker's 46.

I just signed up with Aaron from DVCPerformance. I'm looking on getting into some light gaming and am hoping this will give me a leg up. I'm really pretty awful.

Is this “Gunsmithing?” Probably not but I gave it a whirl anyway. I could definitely use to learn some tips and tricks on the STI grips. The plastic is completely different from the plastic on a Glock. Reacts differently to the heat and doesn’t polish out well at all. Overall I’m happy enough with it.

I'm ok with that. It's a forum. Not all that important.

This post should be deleted and the poster banned.

Great write up and beautiful pistolas! thank you, as always.

Did you contact the seller?

Thanks. I took her out today. The comp is awesome. It's for sure flatter and pretty annoying, which works for me. I like it a lot. I was hitting steel on the berm at Cherry Ridge 10 out of 10 with a breath between shots. An absolute hoot to shoot. I like the Vortex a bunch. I got a great deal on it and even my buddy that's running a Triji RMR was impressed by it. The window is a nice size and the frame is very thin so there is very little obstruction when shooting. I'd recommend it for sure. I also leveraged it against some wood to clear a couple of crappy reloads from the breech and it did just fine. Good luck with the CZ.

Takes some getting used to. I’m trying to practice 10-15 minutes a day just drawing and getting on the dot.

From what I know, NJ doesn't recognize C&R. A gun is a gun, a pistol is a pistol. Black powder pistols require a permit in NJ.