Interesting, how many rounds down that tube? Weird place for it to appear from a stress point of view.
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Hopped on the Walther train after holding a pdp pro. Have a 4” pro E and a PDP Match SF on the way.
Is that directed towards me? If so I'd agree with you that that's a weird place as well. The chip I was showing is even above where the extractor would impact....We'll have to see what the Glock Mothership has to say... as for how many rounds... conservatively... IDK, 7-8K rounds as my best guess. All factory loads, standard pressure, etc. let's say I'm 1K rounds off of my estimate and I'm embellishing, after 15 years that'd still be 6-7K rounds (something like 500 rounds per year f I did my quick math correctly).
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A couple of fine art photos shot by a friend at a match.
Get a hold of Streamlight and send them a photo of your TLR-1. That gap at the hinge side of the battery door is a materials failure. I had the same thing happen to my TLR-1HL, which eventually totally failed and broke free. They sent me a new battery door for free which seems to have fixed the issue.
Good eye and thanks for the heads up. This is actually an old picture and I have done exactly that where they sent me a replacement door. It’s just one of the best pictures I had of it so it’s the one I like to use.
Nice idea for taking the picture. Waiting on my can now. Got the green dot zeroed this last weekend. 2 weeks into the can wait.
It took me a while to get the balance just right for the shot. I am happy with how it turned out.
Pics & such
Pics & such
How do y'all like the Walthers? I'm going to pick up both my PDP Pro E and SF match next weekend.
Still too new to really tell (less than 150 through mine) but I like the slide release. Not quite as nice as my first gun, an STI (grand power k100 mk6. imported by sti as the Gp6 at the time) but quite close. That one slapping in a full mag drops the slide. Walther won't quite do that but it is just a brush to drop it. Much much better than my m&p9c.
When I took my FIL trying out guns, Walther pdp, Hk Vp9, and Cz's came out on top. Fnh, Sig 320, and m&p 9c gen 1 with apex trigger (that one is mine) were lower and Glock 19 was on the bottom. All were rental guns and broken in but not worn out.
A village board member from the small town near where I live found this while going through a box of old village papers.
It was carried by the town cop back when they had a town cop.
He brought it to me to hold until they decide what to do with it.
It is in amazing condition for being in the bottom of a box in the old village meeting room for who knows how many years.
Colt Official Police in .32-20
It was carried by the town cop back when they had a town cop.
He brought it to me to hold until they decide what to do with it.
It is in amazing condition for being in the bottom of a box in the old village meeting room for who knows how many years.
Colt Official Police in .32-20
Very cool, I wonder if any one related to the last "town cop" still lives there?
Mike
Mike
There is an ol gal in town that I believe is the niece of the last town cop but I have not got a chance to talk to her yet.
If it is anything like the small towns I live by, then they're all still related.
They're more like clans than families out here (and none if them like each other).
Decided to give Shadow Systems a try. The CR920XP was pretty much exactly what I was wanting. A G48 size/thickness, slide cuts, factory comp, optics cut, atleast 15rds. I was skeptical as I had heard lots of reports of reliability issues. I’ve got 250rds thru it so far. I had 2 FTF in the first 2 mags. After that there have been zero issues. Even shooting lower quality 115gr ammo. The trigger is absolute shit. I ordered a Tactical Pontoon drop in for it. Got a holster coming from Hilliker. I threw an older 507K on it that had extra. If it continues to be reliable, I’m going to put an EPS Carry on it. I’ve never been a Glock/Glock clone shooter. Out of 30-ish pistols, this is the first one to ever give me “slide bite”. However, I do grip very high.
Finally got my G45 Gen5 back from Jagerwerks. Had the slide direct milled for ACRO footprint (in this case, the Steiner MPS), enhanced rear serrations and cut/enhance front serrations, top serrations, corner chamfer/serrations, Dawson lower 1/3 black sights (rear sight cut/mounted forward of optic), and black nitride coated.
I’m going to send my frame out to have it stippled & undercut, then I’ll be making the switch at work to finally retire my ~17 year old XD40 4”.
I’m going to send my frame out to have it stippled & undercut, then I’ll be making the switch at work to finally retire my ~17 year old XD40 4”.
The rest of the story
They decided to sell it with sealed bids.
I put in a bid for $463 so nobody would steal it.
I came in second.
The winning bidder was the the great nephew of the last town marshall to carry that Colt.
He is an avid hunter, shooter and collector of old firearms.
When I found out it was his great uncle, I decided that if I win, I would give him the chance to buy it from me for the $463.
He put in a bid that pretty much guaranteed his winning it.
He is pretty bluefull over how much he spent considering my second place bid.
But I told him, don't matter, many hundred dollar bills will cross your palms in your lifetime but you only had one shot (conceivably) at this family heirloom and now it and its story is back home where it belongs.
I'll do the transfer this weekend and think I'll even buy the beer this time
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Yeah, high bore axis...
I can appreciate his desires owning the perfect trifecta of M39, 52-1, and 952-1.
How do you like the 6906. Dad has one, was like the first handgun I ever fired. Just never was my thing though
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