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"The issue is that the G43X, while a great gun, is somewhat snappy due to its short grip." I can understand this being said about the 43 but not the 43X. The grip on the 26X appears to be no longer than that on the 43X.

Sometimes a gun simply calls to me and that's what my Buck Mark Micro did from the case at my local gun pusher. It's a slab side and while it wasn't wildly cheaper than an equivalent new BM, there was just something about it. It was clean and came with its original OG gray box and one lonely...

Been there. I’m 20/15 R 20/25L Had an optical infection in college that screwed my left eye. No Lasix for me.

That is an excellent and cost efficient idea. Thanks.

I am especially thinking of pistol shooting here. I am still Ok for driving without glasses and shooting skeet presents no problems I am aware of so far but... I've noticed more and more shooting pistol is tough. It used to be that the sights were sharp and I would let the target blur a bit...

Thanks, BassCliff!

As I pointed out in another post, it's been a good long time since I've purchased a new gun. There are a bunch of reasons but a while back I figured the time was right to pick myself out a new 9mm. I have enjoyed shooting my brother's Beretta 92 but was not crazy about the grip width or its...

You can either shoot the guns you like or you can shoot the guns other people like. Have a good Thanksgiving.

Excellent. Thanks, Mike!

Good evening- I'm looking for a US-made range bag. Something that holds a one or smallish two pistol case, couple hundred rounds of pistol ammo and my ears and eyes. Currently I am using my CourierWare (HIGHLY recommended) messenger bag but I'd prefer to keep it clean since I use it for...

Oh no, I was apparently not clear on this. I'm not going to part with the Sig 365 X Macro either way. I just have a hankering for a second 9mm with a bit longer site radius. I plan to buy a Romeo RS for the 365 X Macro. The plan would be to (obviously) use the 320 with iron sites since it's not...

Lotsa LE in Los Angeles so off-roster trade-in firearms are very common. Local outdoor range has three very clean Glock 22. Thinking about one of those also, maybe with a 9mm barrel and maybe without.

I agree and also wonder about the barrel bushing. If the bushing fit (poorly) with a slight angle I have seen this happen. More common in the old days, however. As mree1911 wisely states it could be a slightly wobbly barrel link. But, then you said: "Travel each direction was gritty and...

Thanks, like I said a new 320 would cost an extra $100 where I live. But for some reason the used one appeals to me. We'll see.

Thanks for this. I appreciate it. Do that many people really drop loaded firearms? I bought my first gun in 1983 and I’ve never dropped one, loaded or empty. I am striving to go my entire life w/o dropping one or having an AD. Fingers crossed! Dropping on concrete? Even if it didn’t...

Yes, sir. I am aware of the P320 drama but it doesn’t trouble me. I just stick to my life-long habit of not dropping my firearms. Plus, per Sig, this specific gun was either not affected by the issue or was previously updated. I like the gun, fits my hand, etc. Since I posted, my own research...

I actually saw this Sig 320 before buying my 365 XMacro. It's not on the CA Roster and as such is sold with no magazine(s). I ran the SN at Sig and it came up either previously "upgraded" or not affected. Whatever. The question is price. It's $499. Remember, I'm in CA and this would be a...

I am having a tough time finding a good quality OWB holder for the range. I don't want some universal thing that won't fit properly but I also don't need something suitable for competition. Any material is fine so long as it's well made and fits. Any experiences you have with similar holsters...

Actually, the Glock 44 is a great idea. I will keep my eye open for a used one. I saw one a few years back. Should have snapped it up.

Thank you, South Texas!