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  • Birthday 07/18/1969

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    Chris Gardes

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  1. Lunker

    VP9 Experience

    Different strokes I guess. I love the HK mag release and much prefer the Walther PPQ M1 version with similar mag release.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    VP9 Experience

    Theb you will probably love the P30 Light LEM (V1). That trigger has a ton of pre-travel, but the break and reset are at the very rear. I was actually the opposite of you and didn't like the trigger action being so close to the grip.
  3. Nice shooting on the run backing up. I need to practice that more.
  4. The reset on the PPQ was super short. That combined with a light trigger had me accidentally doubling a few times when shooting with any speed. If it were going to be my one-and-only pistol, I would've kept it and just gotten used to it. It didn't seem like a good idea for me to have that in the mix with my Glock 34 and P30 LEM. The VP9 is somewhere in the middle between the Glock and Walther. I like it, but am not sure I can come up with a good reason to buy one unless I came across a deal too good to pass up.
  5. Thanks Nebwake. I am posting links below for others who are interested. Here is the link to the BE post. http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=190096&hl=%2Bdominance Here is the external link to the methods to help correct the problem http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=190096&hl=%2Bdominance
  6. Thanks Guy. Are you supposed to cover the entire lens, or just spot, or particular line? I have heard about this in shotgunning as well.
  7. Following this thread. I shoot pistol left, rifle/shotgun righty. I am slightly right eye dominant (with an astigmatism in both eyes if that matters). Shooting with both eyes open is really difficult for me, I think because my brain is shifting back and forth with eye dominance. I see two of each target and have to consciously shoot at the one on the right.
  8. If you live in a ban state, where the comp is pinned and welded, what would be the best way to get rid of that carbon buildup? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  9. I had my M&P Pro in 9mm worked on my Dan Burwell in Pennsylvania. He did a great job on it. I ended up going back to Glock though. I just prefer the platform. It is much easier to work on than the M&P, IMO. http://burwellguns.com/
  10. The current G42 is too small to handle the 9mm round. I am not doubting you. But I am curious. You don't mean dimensionally, but from a recoil and durability viewpoint? Not enough slide mass?
  11. If you are doing it with a dremel, keep the speed on very slow and keep the polishing head moving. Don't linger in one place.
  12. This same thing happened on my CZ 85 Combat a few years back. The sheer amount of crud stuck in that extractor was amazing, and was not really visible until I removed it. I never tried the compressed air, but regular cleaning with the extractor still in the gun did not get at it.
  13. Sweet. I keep putting off drilling my bench for new swage and trimming equipment I got recently that needs to be bolted down. It is a miserable day up in New Hampshire, so I may as well get started. Enjoy your 650. I wish I had spent the extra $$$ when I got my 550B.
  14. I am so used to seeing caliber misspelled as caliper on gun forums, that I assumed this was a caliber thread.
  15. Thanks. Sounds like it is time to start putting away a few bucks for a gun and leather for it. Yeah, I have a Glock Purchase coupon burning a hole in my billfold. Same here. I thought mine was going to expire unused.
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