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You're not going to the right gay bars. :)

If you wear prescription glasses, HunterHD will make you a prescription pair - including astigmatism correction and/or progressives - and if you have an FSA at work you can buy them on FSA.

Don't use cheap screws. They're load bearing. :)

As a bonus, one wasn't already registered, so I was able to get the case/coin/registration done. :)

Well ****. I went looking for deals on P320 Legions - looking for panic selling. Apparently I won two like-new/new Legion pistols at auctions, including one with a DPP already mounted. :) I don't have a Legion series gun from SIG, so they'll be a first. $680 for an X-Five Legion w/DPP, all...

I own revolvers and I’ve shot them, but I’ve never competed with a revolver until today. Took the 627-5 to steel challenge as a second gun. Factory everything, no spring modifications, no trigger mods. I’d read a lot and watched a few competition runs and the advice often centered around the...

Depends on the dose. And whether the person taking them knows it’s a slow come-on, and doesn’t eat the whole pack in 10 minutes because they aren’t feeling anything yet.

I've seen quite a few fail to miss people and objects due to slow reaction time.

I personally don't have a sticky holster that doesn't completely cover the trigger, and if I'm pulling my gun out of the pocket holster, I'm very likely already in an unsafe situation and won't be re-holstering with the holster still in my pocket and not visible.

With that much leather in the desert, every holster is a sticky holster. Also, you can dress like that today. The last 8 years built up to that. Search for "leather bar" in Google for your city to find other aficionados of this style of dress. :)

Specifically, why, especially for pocket carry of a small pistol?

The right to carry isn't enumerated? That's not what "bear" means in context?

If the baseplate is load bearing you're doing something wrong. It typically has bosses and screw holes such that the energy is laterally focused on the screws and the optic doesn't pivot. If the optic came off, you either didn't have enough thread engagement and the combination of plate and...

Then it depends on the gun as to whether depth matters based on where the screw holes are. In general, the more length, the better, up to the point of the screw not fitting. Put the screws all the way into the gun without the optic. Use a paint marker to mark the point on the screw, fully...

He told you exactly what it was: https://www.springfield-armory.com/m1a-series-rifles/m1a-50th-anniversary-rifle/

Install the optic on the plate with your choice of screws before mounting plate to gun. Look for protrusion. Then remove, add plate to gun and optic to plate.

Gee, when you put up signs advertising "unarmed victims here!" bad guys prefer those. Go figure!

Yep. That's what's making people decide "Nope, SIG isn't for me."

Their tone-deaf response in general is definitely dictated by lawyers and shows how much their contract sales mean vs. any civilian sales they'll lose on this one model in an extensive line of firearms.

Sort of, except here it’s the absolute of the total deviation vs the acceptable sigma.