Thanks -splitoak. Good to know it's close. Just picked up a few 124gr. 9mm, new, not reman.- ball of course. 0.21 a round, seemed an OK price.
When I was in college it was $10 a box I would shoot about half a box of 9 mm and those were 100 round boxes. And shot half a brick or one brick of 22 each time I went shooting
Range session tomorrow after work. Wife likes it and had fun dry-firing at the stacks, especially with the laser I stuck on it. Let you know how it does tomorrow.
Ok, only had time for 50rnds. Shot fine. First shot was "snappy" so I adjusted my grip and put most of them in the black. Would've shot better had the operator not finished off a thermos of coffee and a Red Bull 1/2 hour prior to tripping the trigger. 0 function issues with CCI Blazer. Just need more magazines at this point. BTW, trigger was a vast improvement over the LCP design. The striker design is the way to go for trigger feel.
No. But I think they had an article in the NRA mag a month or so ago? Comparing the new S and old one
Same thing here, compared both guns. With all the attention the new 'S' model gun rec'd you might as well call it a entirely new gun. Both are fairly similar in looks but the mechanics are all different. I may look for an S model at the shows this winter.
I'm still liking the "S" a lot. I've had zero problems so far, and finally have enough mags. to make it fun at the range. Wife shoots it well and the external safety hasn't posed any problems.
The last show I went to in late september, one vendor had an 'S' model and the show price was like $375, does this sound right?
Not bad, seen the same retail price at a local Murdochs. I went on Gun Broker, $335.00 buy it now- + $20.00 S/H. By the time I was done, about $390.00 including background check and stuff. I might have saved $50.00 or so going this route vs. buying locally.
$375 sounds like a decent price to me. The lcp is just a bit less than that I believe.. I dont like an external safety on a carry gun.
I carry a taurus tcp. Basically taurus version of lcp.380. Its a DA striker fired pistol with a long deliberate trigger pull.
I've gotten that suggestion before, but I prefer an ambidextrous slide mounted decocker as a lefty. The decocker isn't as much of an issue as the fact that it pushes the slide lock so far back on that sig. Don't know of I could get to it with my left fingers Really what I want doesn't exist. If sw made the 3913 with a decocker, that'd be it. Ideally, I'd like a px4 compact in single stack. Wish beretta would make that. My 92fs is perfect for me, so I really like that manual of arms
