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Thank you for the offer, but I wanted to buy one to be able to make little adjustments if/when needed. Plus I wouldn't be as upset if I broke my own tool (kidding). I may go the brass punch and hammer route, but I was under the assumption that the pusher made it waaaaaay easier. I'm not saying I want a "cheap" one, I just think that some of those devices are a bit overpriced.

I have 3 pistols I would like to change the sights on, are there any good sight pushers out there for under $100?

I sent you a PM. Hopefully you get a hit.

Lol, I like the response. Your name should be GLOCKsheep.

Well I had a chance to handle both quite a bit, not shoot them though. I decided on the Glock. The Walther was awesome in every way, but I liked the more blocky Glock grip better. I don't know why. When I would close my eyes and pick each one up, the Glock always felt better. It may just be a familiarity thing, but it just felt right. Plus the fact that aftermarket parts are more available made it a more desirable choice. I may tinker with this one. Thanks for input and opinions.

Yeah, I agree, this is going to be #10 (11 if you count a stripped lower). My second permit is going to be a Stainless 6" S&W 686 (pre-lock). This is my SHTF 9, to accompany my p226.

Believe it or not, I don't care for HK. They make a fine pistol, just not for me. The VP9 is cool, but the trigger was not drastically better than the PPQ. The "wings" on the slide kinda bother me too. I also do not want a paddle release as I would like to stay consistent with all my handguns (thus the M2). If they had a button mag release and removable "wings" I wouldn't have even posted this question because I would like to own a HK. Also, I called and confirmed that RTSP has a PPQ in 9mm to rent!

I really want one, but they are so similar (for me) that I can't decide. I find the Glock grip to be fine, and the Walther is just extra fine (if you understand that, lol). Which would you pick and why? If you have both, which would you keep? Are there any ranges that rent the PPQ?

You can not improve perfection! I just had to say it.

Hear that? That's the sound of the swat team assembling on your lawn. IANAL, but does it do the bad thing in that position? If it is still only semi-auto function (and the part was not market as part of a full auto kit), I'd assume you are fine. ETA: This seems like they figured it out: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/515418_Three_position_safety_.html Post 13 is interesting.

My old job's emergency kit consisted of about 1k women's pads, medical tape, and neosporin. I never understood the neosporin.

This list is going to go on until every make and model has been listed. That being said, I'd choose a Glock 21. Can't beat perfection. ;D

Full disclosure (in the description), estimate a number you think is fair considering the work needed and list it. Add OBO to the price and see what happens.

https://www.sigsauer.com/sigstore/ShowProductDetails.aspx?categoryid=103&productid=266 BOOM! Done. Then you can train with your HD weapon on the cheap.

IMHO Those are good .22 pistols if you own one of those in a center fire caliber. Then they double as trainers. Otherwise, I think a nice MKIII is a better alternative. Even some type of .22 revolver can be fun.

Something like this: http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XST5BG01&name=Spikes+Tactical+Complete+5.56%2f.223+Bolt+Carrier+Group&groupid=933&fprdct=1 You may find a better price, just giving you an example.

I like striker fired, but I have no (true) preference. I shoot my p226 pretty darn well. Variety is the spice of life!

All that wasted steel and polymer. Could have been five Glocks. Real firearms, not toys, ya know... .... ..... ...... ....... ........ ......... .......... KIDDING (a little jealous)! I do like Glock though. On a more serious note, nice collection. A HK is on my list. The P30 always catches my eye in shops. HK has so many lines and curves, a very "aggressive" style.

I may be in, depends what ya got.

I've wanted this for a long time. It's an oddball for sure. The Mateba Autorevolver.

+1 Can we start a community range in that area? I want a outdoor range that isn't a 45+ minute drive.

I used to ride my ATV and dirt bike in that area. Really fun, especially racing the NJ Transit train that runs through the area. Lol

Lame. I guess they don't want to make money.

Couldn't a FFL contact a company like citadel and have them do a "special run" of a variation with a different name/ model?

I need a ffl in north Jersey that will pin these to 15 rounds.