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Making plans & doing research for gun projects. Have a S&W Performance Center revolver that needs it's Hillary Hole plugged. Have a set of NILLS for a SIG 239 that needs to have some inletting done to resolve a minor gap on the backstrap. When that is done I'm going to do some sanding &...

I'm quite fine with the 9mm and any bonded 120ish grain JHP. My goto is Gold Dot 124+P.as it's done well for several large agencies that carry it. I won't carry 147gr 9mm due to admittedly irrational personal reasons. .40 is fine as well with Gold Dot 165's being a favorite. In .45 my choice is...

Awesome! I will look forward to pics of the optic you choose! I can't say enough about how good my experience with Wilson Combat has been so far and these guns are top notch shooters.

I agree! I've got the mid size X9 and a couple of X9s -one with rail so I'm pretty into the platform. Was going to have the railed gun comped and cut for an optic but I'm not willing to spend 1800.00 for the comp plus 280.00 to cut for the optic and refinish -to do so. Once this gun is up &...

Phone conversation with my son about his range day with a gun gamer cop friend of his provoked a 'disturbance in the force.' Checked into the cost of getting my Wilson EDC X9s fitted with a comp and cut for an RMR. They charge some strong money for adding the comped barrel. Started looking...

One thing is universal on gun forums. You find pictures of beautiful guns, cars, motorcycles, knives, bougie coffee making systems and delicious looking food!

In 1990 Bob Mainhardt who was a partner with the actual designer of the GyroJet platform came into the gun store I was a manager at in Vegas. He was in town looking for a place to manufacture his latest idea, a less lethal beanbag launcher. We talked about an hour as I had always been impressed...

Remington 125gr JHP .357 out of a 2.5" Model 66 for the win. Entry point looked like a chuck roast after 3 hours in a pit boss smoker cabinet.

Hope the repairs heal quickly!

Perhaps he was looking for the string?

Just say'n....

If the threat has ability, opportunity and you're in jeopardy, then yes it is warranted. Whether your circumstances permit engaging is another situation altogether.

For large open spaces I liked the FBI technique or even having the light up higher and away from the body. For building search or close in work I did a modified Harries with the butt of the gun on the top of my light hand. Never liked the full Harries as it's too easy to have your arms tied up...

Great agency. Hope they don't have to suffer with future leadership being picked for their politics.

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I think there is an uptick of 1911 pattern guns in agencies that allow personally owned weapons. Mostly the Staccato guns but also the Wilson X9. The performance of modern JHP ammo, especially the 9mm 124 bonded rounds paired with the single action platform has been been a game changer for...

Me thinks we should dunk him to be sure....

I worked with a guy who carried the SIG DAK trigger gun and used it for duty & IDPA with great results. When they ended personally owned firearms for duty use, he was kicking rocks for a good long time. Many of the people like myself who cut their teeth on double action revolvers like the Light...