I don't go anywhere to pay anyone for anything. I can pay my taxes while sitting around the house, listening to the quiet, eating whatever I want, in my underwear, and those are optional. BONUS? No People!
Every year people are killed by guns, therefore we need gun control laws.
Every year people are killed by cars, baseball bats, knives, poisons, stupidity, cigarette smoking, alcohol, eating, fires, water, boats, trucks, rock slides, trees, airplane crashes, chain saws, garage doors, car seats...
I am right-handed. I've been doing everything left-eye dominant for my entire 67+ years. I didn't know it was a problem to be overcome. Forcing someone to do something that is not natural FOR THEM is NOT a valid approach. If the shooter is left-eye dominant, help them shoot well that way...
Thanks. The trigger is much better already. Mostly smooth, just heavy DA. About 30 years ago I had a 2" Taurus 85CH, 5-shot. I liked it, and it had a nice trigger.
Got it cleaned up, got photos. Nothing remarkable about the fit and finish. It comes packed in a cardboard box, with the shown extras. I like that they include a real, workable lock, and a snap plate (the orange thing, better name?). Both would be useful to a person w/o other options. I'd...
Ok, after a night of rest (me, not the gun), my fingers/hands/arms are not so worn out. The trigger is way better than it was, but still heavy. That is a common complaint in the reviews I've read of this gun. As such, I am not ready to open it up, just yet. Moving on....
I may as well...
Thanks. Before I order any parts, I'll open it up to see if anything is obviously wrong/bent/whatever. After 1,000 DA cycles, it is smoother (not good, just better), but still VERY heavy. I've already found a good video on 856 complete takedown.
I picked it up this morning. FIrst off, I like the flat black finish. Report say it is not really durable, but I think it looks good. I could not resist taking it out of the box in the parking lot. The trigger is absolutely horrendous, worst I've ever felt. Heavy, gritty, grinding, and I...
I agree with you, up until firing the errant employee. Training/retraining should be required at that point. If he declines the training, or fails to follow it, then his job would be at risk. Proper firearms safety is not difficult. The hardest part is remaining ever-vigilant. I've been...
You did right. The salesman was so far wrong the only way to classify it is: "STUPID". That salesman had a prime opportunity to instill some gun safety habits in that customer. Opportunity my big white ass; he had a duty to do so. He failed. He failed before, and whether or not, you noticed...
Don't do it. My ultralight Off Duty and 442 can be fed for $24 for a box of good SD ammo. I am not limited to 5 rounds either. Lots of companys make quite excellent ammo strips. I have 3 5-round and 4 8-round stips. They are faster than speed loaders because the work really well on little...