On April 25, 2017 at 6:13 PM, Zeke said:

This is where seconds count.

And training.

Firearm specific training. Rule that gets salad tossed around" 2000 hrs of anything, you become an expert at that anything "

If you do it correctly the first time, and it's summation. I'd add

I thought it was 10,000 hours. ;-)

3 minutes ago, Alex V said:

I thought it was 10,000 hours. ;-)

Ya, know. I think you're right.

whats a couple hrs among friends....

Summabitch it's 10,000.

you have any idea how long that's gonna take me to become an expert here?

58 minutes ago, Zeke said:

Summabitch it's 10,000.

you have any idea how long that's gonna take me to become an expert here?

Based on your current post rate: 3,179 days, 9 hours, and 50 minutes. 

I'm a quick learner. 2000 works fo me

2 hours ago, voyager9 said:

Based on your current post rate: 3,179 days, 9 hours, and 50 minutes. 

It'll take you a long time to catch me.

On 4/21/2017 at 5:29 PM, voyager9 said:

So I'm in the market for a new handgun. I want a striker fired in 9mm. Theory being that I have a DA/SA now and want something different but still 9mm so I don't have to stock different ammo.

 

I had done some research and narrow things down to the VP9 or maybe PPQ.

 

I got up to Cheyenne this afternoon and was able to get my hands on both. I really like the VP9 but struggled with the smaller mag release. I'm used to the button release like the PPQ M2. I couldn't hit the paddle on the VP9 or M1 with my thumb. The M1 had a larger paddle than the VP9 and I could articulate it with my trigger finger better but still not automatic like the push button.

 

For folks that have both, is this a big deal or something I'd just get used to with use?

 

Also I wasn't a huge fan of having to hit the trigger to remove the slide. I guess this is just the nature of all striker-fired? I wasn't a fan of the take-down latch on the M1. Seemed cumbersome.

 

 

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I'm leaning strong to the 320 " carry" rs 

with the sub compact frame also

I figure by the time I need a "carry" sidearm, I'll have permission to get another one.  Besides, already have a sig. 

7 minutes ago, voyager9 said:

I figure by the time I need a "carry" sidearm, I'll have permission to get another one.  Besides, already have a sig. 

It the 19 but better 

Nobody ever says " I already have a Sig "

they say, " ya, I already have a glock".

What is wrong with you? Snap out of it!