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Sig P226 X Legion DA/SA inbound. Will be here tomorrow.

To the first time buyer: Buy a Sig 226 Legion. Sure, it’s expensive, but worth every penny. It’s easy to shoot and will make shooting fun, you’ll be able grow with it and use it in every conceivable situation, it has massive street cred and it is bomb proof. You cannot get a better gun for your...

I have never test fired a single gun I’ve bought and the only one I truly didn’t like was the Shadow Systems DR 920 Elite. Even the Daniel H9 was fun until it wasn’t.

This article could have been two sentences long. Buying a Glock. Not buying an HK.

I have a milled P07C (Gen 1 P09C) and it has to be one of the most underrated EDC guns there is. I upgraded the hammer spring, fire control system, installed the Cajun Gun Works P series spring upgrade and heavy duty firing pin. The SA pull is ridiculous and the DA pull is sublime. The gun...

Have you ordered a suppressor for it yet? 🤑🤪😎

You beat me to it. Guarantee one of the legs to the spring is not seated correctly.

So many “I woulda been fast ropin’ out of those Blackhawks with the boys, but my shin splints…” stories. I think him and Trump went to the same Doc In Canada.

No luck there, but we did get some good info on how to be a good leader to your tree and how to encourage your tree to branch out.

What is this Moonbat of which you speak? Is this species indigenous to Maine?

I thought @TEXASforLIFE was back in town.

I was dinging that 1 in target in the head box at 20 yds literally thinking “who needs a tree?” 🤔😎😇

So just the parts where people live.

I bet he’s good with some hot sauce and blue cheese dressing though.

The problem you have is the gun is designated a pistol because of the brace which prevents you having to declare it a Short Barreled Rifle. If you put a stock on it you have to SBR it regardless of the length of the barrel that goes on afterward. The brace/stock change is the issue, not the barrel.

Once it’s SBRd it’s SBRd. You can go back and forth between barrel sizes as your heart pleases. It doesn’t un-become an SBR. BTW, as per ATF regs you have to get the lower engraved to reflect you as the builder. There is a process to get the SBR designation removed if - for instance - you...

The lower is the serialized part and because it has the fire control system is legally considered the firearm. What kind upper and barrel length goes on it makes no difference once the lower is SBRd.

Are you kidding? You’re the itch I can’t scratch.

No. Once it’s SBRd you can do what you like with it.