Recent content by bada61265

got some chuckles off the back and forth over weather higher priced guns are worth the money over low priced guns and debates on slide fit not a factor in accuracy compared to barrel, barrel bushing etc. My 2cents, you often pay for what you get in guns up to a point. Some might well think its...

vz gator grips !

one way or another no matter what gun, you have to learn the trigger. the trigger pull is longer than a striker fired pistol, but lighter at 6lbs than many striker fired pistols. mine has lightend considerably over the first 500 rounds or so. it can be fired with really good accuracy. personally...

ive seen the fobus and one or two others, one in leather, designed to fit the mkIII with and optic. Ive got a simple holster for mine that I never use and its a dust collector in my closet. i do have a micro red dot on mine now and did look up holsters for it and almost bought one until I...

galloway trigger bar reduces the length of trigger pull by 35%. it works, i was doubtful that it would make a big difference after several hundred rounds of shooting with the stock trigger.... but it definatly helps. with my ser# range i was able to score the bar for $35. I think its $40 for the...

guide rod looks like someone cranked on it with vice grips. imo someone probably did that out of the gun. its cosmetic looking though so probably would never be a issue, id do one of the things George said as far as cleaning up that one or replacing it.

if you didn't want to go to the expense of plating or taking the loss on a trade in you could consider duracoating. ive got the lc9 and will likely see some summertime pocket carry or iwb. if it rusts so be it, ill take care of it, plan to give it a wax with some great marine products I have...

striker is a spring loaded firing pin released by a sear, in the case of most polymer framed pistols that usually means the sear also brings the firing pin/ striker back the last little bit before it drops away and releases the pin / striker. In a DA gun theres a hammer that strikes the firing...

kinda like you read my post but didn't comprehend it. will count you in the "im going to bash lc9 crowd each and every time the subject comes up" crowd. you don't like the lc9 and are like quite a few others online, are trying your best to convince others. you would have to line up hundreds of...

this lc9 trigger topic never dies. those who hate it hate it, those who don't cant understand the others problem. The complaints come from guys who like the creep and mush of striker fired guns over a slightly longer smooth da pull. that's fine to each his own. would sincerely love to have the...

I have posted positive reviews on the lc9 all over the place, the same negatives always do seem to be the loudest. I heard that Ruger is introducing a lc9 in a striker fired version this year. maybe some of those who cant deal with a da pull will like that version. personally I like mine allot...

mine came with the feed ramp a little rough, was also blued. so wasnt polished at the factory. rounds would drag on the ramp fed off the clip by hand. i polished it out to a mirror finish and feel no drag feeding the rounds in slow by hand and havent had any issues with close to 500 rounds threw...

if you miss a major artery by a millimeter with the 9mm enlarging the hole to 11mm approx 45 acp size only just touches the same artery. the knockdown power is about the same as gettin hit with a baseball in both. imo most regard the 45 as a superior stopper due to myth more than fact. i wouldnt...

im at a loss, looking at the op`s post that started this and i cant see what caused his reaction to the answer he got. Pointing out some common sense is not bashing. If your leaning twords not accepting any answer that allows you to dry fire then just dont dry fire. ive seen plenty of those who...

i have the laser off my lc9 in a drawer. i too found it distracting and unneeded.