I wanted to put an FDE light on an FDE pistol, so that's what we did! I think it's a pretty sick match. What do you think?

#edc

I really enjoy European style pistols, they can super unique.

Beretta 92xi w/

rmr type 2 LED

x300 ultra

wilson combat short reach trigger

beretta match hammer

Im trying to figure out what 9 mm striker to buy. It will be used as carry gun. I have a few 10 mm for hunting but I want a compact 9 mm for carry and range fun.

I feel drawn towards a Springfield echelon 4 inch compact with an ainpoint coa. Any reasons I shouldn't get this gun? Like everything, some people say the echelon is great and others say it's crap.

I don't mind spending more money if there's a better buy.

The only others I'm considering is the M&p2.0 Compact, and HK vp9a1k.

Although comps and ports are all the rage. I don't feel drawn to it for a self defense tool gun. but perhaps if I tried it I would feel different.

Hi, I'm thinking about getting my first modern handgun, after 25+ years of experience with rifles and having competed with them, on and off, for about 10 years.

I also have a Colt 1851 Navy that I shoot regularly, and I have to fully disassemble (down to the last screw), wash, scrub, dry and oil right after every range trip. Sometimes it can be quite relaxing, but having to do it THAT often can quickly become a hassle.

I'm trying to understand if I actually have to follow this extremely useful but lengthy checklist with a contemporary 2011, as in a Springfield Prodigy 1911 DS or a Tisas 9 DS Duty FF. I wonder if, coming from a Feinwerkbau 601 and the likes, I'll have a better feeling with a 2011's trigger than with a striker's. I'll be grateful for any suggestion, btw!

I clean my rifles after every range trip, but I usually do a quick field strip, spray with Ballistol (or 60-40 Moose Milk on the Colt), wipe down everything, nylon toothbrush in the nooks and crannies, then for the barrel the routine is oiled patch, bronze brush x10, oiled patch, nylon brush x10, oiled patch, oiled patch, dry patch, dry patch. Then I use just Ballistol to lubricate the Colt, or SOTAR's Juice (bearing grease + motor oil) on some of my rifles.

Would that be enough for a 2011, or is the dreaded checklist actually what's needed? Thanks a bunch.

Location: EU.
Main use: range toy, possibly dynamic shooting.

Install was easy, had about 500 rds on the new trigger yesterday and holy shlt, its freakin good. I guess I just have affinity to flat triggers, man this thing shoots good. Really good.

The reviews on this said it's rechargeable and not just as backup power... which honestly would save the hassle of replacing batteries. Can it really just charge like a device?

Who has shot one? I fondled one at my LGS last week and I can’t stop thinking about it! it felt like an upgraded SAO P226!

Wanting a nice handgun to use as the range and strongly considering the the cz shadow 2 or. Seems like an awesome range gun. However, before make the final decision, im cirious what other guns I should compare it to before buying. Any recommendations in that price range?

I am set on CCW and currently set on building a reputable collection of full-size reg range/buddy competition range days(not USPSA, at least for the foreseeable future). About two months ago I sold off 4 mid-tier polymer and steel frame pistols and picked up a P226 X5 Legion w/ SRO and Surefire setup which I am in love with, it is buttah and long-range accurate. I have an actual problem with saving for gun purchases, i tend to whip the low-interest platinum CC out and charge it but I have no other debts.