JamesUlrich
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Thanks, I like that advice!
I guess in the beginning I give it benefit of the doubt based on it's reputation, until I prove it.
New to all of this... Just want to say "hi"!
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I guess in the beginning I give it benefit of the doubt based on it's reputation, until I prove it.
JamesUlrich
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Bassbob
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When someone is trying to kill you is a bad time to discover your gun jams or shoots 4” to the left.
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Pro Digy
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Imagine the range being adjacent to the flagship store, at SIG in Epping NH. Every SIG weapon is there and available, and the paperwork is digital, takes a minute to get approved as SIG seems to have a direct hotline and no wait whatsoever. It is absolute mental torture! I typically check my willpower at the door, it's pointless to think I can resistAlways happens to me when I go to my indoor range. It use to be I could always find a gun to buy, at least in my younger days. I have over time, and my spouse’s objection, developed some buying discipline. But I still have to stop at the display cases and see what’s available. You never know when a diamond may appear.
Good luck, I hope the CSX is all you want it to be...
The trigger takes some major accommodations. Everything else about the pistol is fantastic....but that trigger...
JamesUlrich
Operator
Yeah, that's torture... I'd have to hook myself up to a wench that was set up to automatically drag me out of there. LolImagine the range being adjacent to the flagship store, at SIG in Epping NH. Every SIG weapon is there and available, and the paperwork is digital, takes a minute to get approved as SIG seems to have a direct hotline and no wait whatsoever. It is absolute mental torture! I typically check my willpower at the door, it's pointless to think I can resist
My LGS gives a month "free" range use with each gun purchase. 5 firearms later, I'm realizing the free range use hasn't been very free!
JamesUlrich
Operator
Thank you!!Good luck, I hope the CSX is all you want it to be...
The trigger takes some major accommodations. Everything else about the pistol is fantastic....but that trigger...
I'm gonna take it to the range this week and see how it is...
I guess the good thing about me not knowing much of a difference between good and bad, is, well, I might not know the difference. Lol
This thing feels great in the hands. I'm not sure it's a gun culture term, but it feels "balanced", if that makes any sense.
The one thing about the Sig store is the employees there with the worst customer service I've ever experienced in a gun store. I had a very off-putting experience there once when I went there to buy a suppressor and haven't been back since. A few other guys I know don't go there for a similar reason.Imagine the range being adjacent to the flagship store, at SIG in Epping NH. Every SIG weapon is there and available, and the paperwork is digital, takes a minute to get approved as SIG seems to have a direct hotline and no wait whatsoever. It is absolute mental torture! I typically check my willpower at the door, it's pointless to think I can resist
There's local shops in the area that carry Sig firearms for a lower price than the Sig store with much better customer service.
Northeast Munitions in Merrimack is the best LGS I've visited in Southern, NH
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Pro Digy
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That's unfortunate, especially for a "flagship store" as it's called... Last time I went to the store was for the Freedom Days, which was a blast (got to shoot the LMG and met Jerry Miculek at the Mosberg stand) and they must have been well coached to behave a bit better than normal. I held tight and spent only a few $100s then... The time before though, ouch!
I do like the fact that there are pretty much everything they make and more but for the run of the mill SIG, you're right, there are many good shops that would match or even best the prices. Milford Firearms has a very large selection of firearms, and GSIR in Hudson is my base camp, very good people, great selection of rentals and decent amount of lanes. It can be crowded some days when the hordes of excited teenage Massholes want to relive their Call of Duty exploits, but overall it's a very good range.
I agree the guys at Granite State indoor range and store are top notch. I've never had a sour experience there. I used to go there a lot before I got into my current club and I still go there occasionally.
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Pro Digy
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And they are a Silencershop kiosk, very convenient!
Which club are you a member of? Nashua Fish & Game in Merrimack? There is/was an underground 100 yards range, 24/7 but no RSO at the Hollis hunt club. I think there was a lot of legal trouble with the neighbors and building construction/safety/regulation, so I'm not sure if they're still operating fully.
I'm over at Londonderry Fish and Game. No RSO at my club needed and minimal rules. Only obvious safety rules with strict discipline taken if not followed.
It's an awesome club with a 2 to 3 year wait-list to get in.
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Pro Digy
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Yeah, that's always the issue with clubs, the wait. And the fragile finances sometimes... I think the sensible thing to do is to buy some land and build an outdoor range
JamesUlrich
Operator
Bassbob
Emissary
Check out Muddy River Tactical. Veteran owned, Missouri boy. My go to .
JamesUlrich
Operator
Thank you, I'll check em out. Just the kinda guy I like to buy from...
Bassbob
Emissary
Kevin is a great guy. He answers his (personal) cell phone when you call him.
JamesUlrich
Operator
I went with the 1791 holsters (for the CSX pictured, and also one for the Xmacro) and I'm thoroughly impressed with them! Amazing leather, perfect fit and sit...
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I use a 1791 belt, been rocking it for over a year. Great belt. I also have some of their mag holders.
JamesUlrich
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Their belts do look very nice, too...