Metallurgist
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Can anyone that has shot both of these styles of triggers give me their opinions on Pros / Cons of each and which they prefer? Thanks and take care
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Nice rifle!
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Good read
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I have recently purchased a Strike One 9mm and am very pleasantly surprised. It is possibly the best out of the box polymer/striker fired pistol I have ever shot. It is very accurate and feel great in the hands. The cons I have are the uptake on the trigger quite large but the trigger break is quite nice. The factory sights are quit obnoxious and hope that some aftermarket F/O may appear in the future. It is a big and heavy gun but I do not mind that (certainly would not be a carry pistol) and the build quality of quite good. I have put about 300 rounds through it trying to break it in. I plan on trying it at a steel challenge match and will give an update. I do plan on getting another one in 40SW when they arrive in the states
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Change grips with what you desire and keep this as a back up
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I prefer fiber
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I have heard a single stack 9mm will be out fairly soon
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KKM Barrels
in Glock
IMO best barrels to buy for glocks
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XBOX rules
Go with the PS network if you want unreliable online gaming and possible indemnity theft
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It's take up and reset can be adjusted to none if you want and with polished parts and light weight connector you can get it sub 2.5#
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"There is no way you came from my loins!, when I get home I'm punching your momma right in the mouth!
Sheriff Buford T. Justice
Smokey and the bandit
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Confucius say - he who goes to bed with itchy butt; wake up with stinky finger
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If there sponsored shooter doesn't use one that might be your answer.
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Are there any negatives to the JP Silent captured spring in a carbine?
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My wife was riding and competing since before she could ride a bike so when we met in our thirties and married in our early forties I had a good idea what I was in for. We built our house on forty acres and the horses moved with us. Spent $75,000 on the barn and $15,000 on the arena and fencing and at last count we have 14 saddles and countless other pieces of horse related equipment. But we have been able to teach our nieces and nephews how to ride and the responsibilities that go along with keeping a living thing happy and healthy. And a big plus for parents is that if their girls get deeply involved in riding and competition they tend to get past all that teenage boy crazy stuff. Yes I would do it all over again even if it means giving up vacations and keeping my cars for ten years. And my wife encourages me spend what we have left in our budget on guns and shooting.
I can relate to this in so many ways!!
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I live outdoor grilling, I grill just about every night or every other night for dinners. I do use a propane Weber grill.... I like charcoal as well but propane I all easier
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No wonder you are "Grumpy".
HA
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I am curious what industries/trades folks here in the forum work in. I work for an engineering firm that is based out of Pittsburg. I have been a welder steel fabricator since I was a younger version of myself and moved out of the field into the QA side of things. I have worked as an Engineer/Inspector in many environments having Bridge, Nuclear, and Maritime certifications. My greatest experiences was working as an inspector for the Navy on Ships and Submarines. We were sent all around the world. Now I work from a home office and manage inspectors for the SE. Not as exciting as it used to be..
Pic of RO-RO overhaul
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Looks great
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I really like the sight cuts
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This is stock pic from Akai but my pistol will have the turtle cuts like this but be tri topped between the sights and include a PT SS grip (aggressive) the ion bond coatings will be the same. Can't wait to get it!!
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I love SV's products
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Lone Wolf G17L 70% Burnt Bronze 30% chocolate brown mix
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Is the trigger changeable or able to be modified?
2011 Trigger- Flat Vs. Curved
in 1911-style Pistols
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Thanks for that info