Recent content by sawman556

Carry with the 11 and use the 15 as a spare.

The Hex is the reason I didn't purchase a RDP. I have the RMSc w/ glass on both of my Hellcats and put a Apex threaded barrel on one of them. Would have bought one if it came without the Wasp. I learned my lesson buying a P365X with a Romeo Zero. :(

As mentioned above, Dawn dish soap. I make a mix of the soap and water in a small misting sprayer. Give a q-tip a spray and use a circular motion(from outside to inside) then flip and use the dry side. Repeat with a new q-tip until clean. Usually takes me 2-3 q-tips and takes about two minutes...

I'd be interested if ammo was easily available and around 9mm prices and if they could fit it in a pistol the size of a G42 that was shootable. Pressure says it's unlikely going to be made in a G42 size pistola. I like more rounds, but the difference between 10 and 12 isn't that big of deal...

I have 2 OSP's. The Hex optic isn't my jam. I put 4MOA RMSc's with glass lenses on them and have a Apex threaded barrel in one. I can put my Griffon micro comp on it, but I find the difference negligible. Maybe they could offer them without the Wasp?

It doesn't penetrate well. https://www.luckygunner.com/9mm-p-50-grain-schp-liberty-ammunition-civil-defense-20-rounds#geltest

Now to just get people to reads signs. :rolleyes:

I change when I find something I think I might like better then my current setup. Currently it's a Hellcat OSP. I also have a P365X, G43X, DW Guardian 9mm and G42 in my lineup. I have a bunch of other stuff, but I seem to gravitate to the small 9's. In reality, my G42 and G43 is really all I...

I have a couple of RMSc's that have been great. The SMSc 4MOA would be my choice in that price range. IMO, Shield makes excellent sights. I have a Romeo Zero, but it's junk. If I was to go with something from China it would be something like a Vortex with a no BS lifetime warranty.

Ed Brown's.

My favorite 9mm.

Wolff Gunsprings should have lighter mainsprings, but I wouldn't go lighter then a pound or two. I'd adjust the sear spring if I want a lighter pull.

Jfal, not sure what your rifle is, but if you go with the Bore Tech rod, I highly suggest you get a bore guide as well. Get the Proof Positive jag, nylon brushes and appropriately sized patches. I also recommend Bore Tech Eliminator as a do all solvent. If your shooting expensive rifles with...

The best you can get. Eliminator, CU+2, C4 all the best chemicals on the market as well. https://www.boretech.com/categories/rifle-cleaning-supplies/cleaning-rods/proof-positive-bore-stix