Recent content by Superzuki

Maybe it was an ATF sting.....

The only optics ready ones I've seen were Girsan models. I do have one, Girsan, not optics ready. It's not my favorite, my SA-35 is better. I also have an FN High Power, you're right it is an amazing pistol.

Superb...

I think it's fake.... The supermagnetic MRI machines would make any firearm unusable. The firing pin would seize solidly to the inside of the channel. A hammer and trigger would be so stuck to the frame they would not be able to hit the primer.;

Too bad he lived through the arrest...

It's great stuff, but it does smell bad...

I think 40 for one gun may be too many...

I've not had complaints, but I have used Sig CS numerous times through threw the years. (refinishing and etc) It was always a great experience. Last year I bought an FN New High Power, it came from an online seller. Someone had helped himself to one of the magazines. I called FN CS and had my...

It's your gun, do what you want... As a decoration cleaning, re-bluing, and polishing would be all right. I had a WWII 1903 A3 Sporter that I shot regularly.

1791 Gunleather makes good, and well finished holsters. https://1791gunleather.com/ Here's one that fits my New High Power and XDm, OSP, & etc, pistols.

Mine came in today. Thanks for telling me about it. I also have a Girsan MC P35, that should in it too. My phone takes the wrong type of picture for the forum software.

Hi, glad you joined us... I like mine. It required a bit of "breaking in" but it's now great to shoot. The only thing I don't like about it is the narrow trigger. BHSS has a wider trigger available, I may try that.

Try Springfield, if you registered your warranty, they might be able to help. Since you've already paid them, probably no charge. I considered going to BHSS for mine. I just happened to have a barrel and tried it.

I really like mine, it's worth it to me to do what I can to make it what it was supposed to be.

When I started, in 1980, we had 357 Magnum, S&W, M66 stainless revolvers. We changed to Sig P226 9MM pistols. I was sorry to see the 357 Mag go. I taught myself to double tap right away, I didn't think the 9MM was a effective as a 357 Mag. The philosophy at the time was to have as many rounds...