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Just make sure to follow up with the dealer - they should be able to get the shipping refunded by UPS for missing the guarantee and pass that back to you as a shipping refund from them.

Story: https://apnews.com/article/arrest-juvenile-school-shootings-obsessed-guns-washington-9ab8d780175fecd5b4f10229507fc879 While not a good situation, in truth the weapons were "in the home" vs. in his room: So they had guns in the home and he had magazines in his room... with writings...

FWIW, I'm running the tool steel Klonimus thumb ledge on mine (grip is Warwick Tactical 1.5):

Reply Generally, people freak out about MIM because the internet told them to. In this part, however, since it's a high-stress part (even with low "impact"), it's probably worth tool steel. The slide stop pin is what feeds through the link on the bottom of the barrel and "pulls" it down...

Should be drop in.

They followed the SIG safety rules. 1/ Upon receiving gun, do not open case. 2/ Place case with gun in locker. 3/ Several years from now, sell gun to distributor for new SIG gun. 4/ Repeat 1-3 as needed. No way it ever got impregnated by ammo, so no baby AD's.

My 320's have run and run and run. No issues.

It's the 226 in .45. Basically.

If you're talking about their oversized, you'll definitely need to fit it.

Saved me from buying the XD in 45 GAP I found today for $199... no mags. :)

Zero. Unissued. :)

Or use really thin oil (FP-10, Kroil) on the "back" side of the pin on the right side of the slide. That, and put 1000 rounds through it. That'll help work things in. If you're willing to use a file and some bluing paste, the work on the slide stop to make a small little indent to make it...

ISP is moving away from the 227, several vendors apparently got their unissued stock and sold them over Labor Day for $799 + $25 shipping. I got one as my first metal-frame non-320 SIG. I'm very impressed - I might actually like it more than my S&W 4506! About a 9lb DA pull and 4lb SA pull...

FWIW, I've got tens of thousands of rounds on a Leupold DeltaPoint Pro and run them across multiple guns. They had a certain period where they were, in fact, crap... you can search "blue green circuit board deltapoint" for the rabbit hole. If you have one of the not-crappy ones (a recent one)...

We used to call that a trench. Bring your trench gun and join us!

The slide stop needs a little oil, but that wouldn't make it stick that hard. It's usually just a really tight plunger/spring. That, and making sure you have the slide back to the right spot to loosen then remove it.

I haven't decided on the shoes yet. I'll let you know. Also, I'll need to coordinate with the anodized parts on the AR, I think. Can't be gauche.

The plunger can be tight. A drop of oil on it and letting it run back in the housing should help. If not, it's an easy dimple/cut to make on the slide stop to make it easier to work with. http://dave2.freeshell.org/1911/stop26/stop26.htm You can also just take the slide stop out, oil the...

And this alone is a reason we should not be accepting the need for a permit for any constitutional right. Same thing with reciprocity. "The Constitution is my reciprocity" is all we should need.

Neither of us want that. At least I hope...