BDII

Wow... I would not join a range that is asking for it's members to have an out of battery detonation. That's nuts.

Press checks; you can't tell it's loaded by the feel of the slide going into battery and by checking the seating of the magazine?

My experience with glocks was identical to my experience with 1911's. They work great from the factory, but the minute you tinker they become incredibly unreliable. I had a 26 that loved light primer strikes. Previous owner used a lot lube. I stripped the entire slide and frame and removed all of the crap then reassembled with factory suggested lubracation. Light primer strikes still persisted. Buddies 17 does the same thing. Super picky with reloads. Probably why out of 30 shooters in my club only one shoots a glock.

New page bump because merc6 doesn't know how to resize pictures

Make sure you keep a good inventory for the eventual confiscation at the hands of the state.

Slave state.

You could move.

You need government approval to exercise your 2nd amendment right? That sucks.

Just hit 12 years.

Welcome to the internet. My name is BDII and I will be your tour guide. Our first stop today is 4chan. Please keep your children close and do not feed the animals.

Other than shooting training rounds or flares, what's the point?

80% P320 trigger housings should be out soon. I hear you'll be able to finish them with a hand drill.

Wounded Warrior Creed: "Though I am wounded, I will always be a warrior. I will never give up, nor quit in the face of adversity. I will do my best in all that I do and achieve. I will not allow my injuries to limit me, and most of all, I will never forget my fallen comrades or leave a fellow injured warrior behind." -Retired Army Sgt. Joseph "Joey" Smith Rest in Peace Sgt. Smith. Semper Fidelis.

I'm hearing it's an issue in the slide. I already have the Apex trigger. I'd throw a primered case in and whack it with a 1lbs rubber hammer but I don't want **** up my Dawson sights.

Cheap ammo (steel/aluminum) Old ammo Light Hand loads Limp wrist Poorly formed extractor Bad recoil spring My P320 X-Five dumps my hand loads (9mm 115grn FMJ, 4.1grn of tite-group) all over my right arm. I've shot a VP9 and experienced no such issue with the above hand load. How many rounds do you have through it?

Not valid on the VP9SK

Retired? I hear Florida is nice in the winter and has few gun laws.

Once you know how to do it it's not too bad. I was cleaning it every 500 rounds... now I go to 1000+ with a chamber/barrel swab at 500. I don't know how you can live in NJ. PA is so close and so much more gun friendly. I don't mind spending $$$ if it's a casual shooter. I'm firing 100-200 rounds a week. Hand loading is a must.

I have a stainless MKIII Hunter with the 6 7/8" fluted barrel and Ruger target grips. Sweet shooter, bitch to disassemble.

The thought of watching quarters fly out of my pistol is scary. I'm too cheap for that.

I have no idea. Other than .22lr I haven't bought ammo in 5 years. I load my own. This might help: https://ammoseek.com

It's the same size as .40 .40" = .3937mm Technically, .40cal and 10mm are .401 (plated) The difference is the case size. 10mm casings are much bigger.

Better hope this makes it to SCOTUS http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/07/25/breaking-dc-carry-ban-ends/

SCOTUS refused to hear the Peruta case. It's may issue until they do.