Manufacturers of wheel guns need to update their offerings. When semi auto pistols it is easy to get one with fiber optic sights, night sights or basic white 3 dot sights. With revolvers the vast majority are either black on black or just a gutter sight with black front. How about making a...
Swapped out the walnut stocks for a set of Herretts cocobolo stocks. Also decided to replace the trigger with one from a TRP. The black trigger on a black tennifer 1911 just has a svelte yet menacing look to it.
It’s hard for a consumer to buy products when it’s extremely hard to find. Took me a year of searching to find my Wiley Clapp GP100 and I had to go used after 6 months of searching in order to find a Blackhawk.
It would also be nice for manufacturers to realize that a sizeable number of...
You can have threaded barrels. You can not have a semi automatic pistol or semi automatic rifle with detachable magazine with a threaded barrel. Revolvers, fixed magazine semi automatic rifles and handguns, shotguns, manually operated guns all can have threaded barrels.
With the helion it would have to be fixed magazine, where this is featureless and thus keeps detachable magazine. It breaks down super easy which I like. What’s nice is that when the laws change you can swap out the lower for a pistol grip lower.
Optics ready? Nope.
Night sights or fiber optic sights? Nope.
Large magwell for speed reloads? Nope.
Extended magazine with 60 rounds? Nope.
Ported or comped barrel? Nope.
Polymer lightweight frame? Nope.
Peak fudd with extra yeehaw? Hell yeah!
Scored a great deal on this used but never fired...
It’s decent. Definitely better than the old vortex scout scopes. I still think the best scout scopes were the old long eye relief scopes that Leupold used to make. However since those were discontinued this is the next best thing. The eye box window is a little narrow but nothing that isn’t...
Picked up a near mint condition 92F today. Looks to have less than 50 rounds Fired thru it. Got a heck of a deal on it. Came with both originals mags, original case and box. Definitely Riggs approved.
That’s what I mean. How many PA dealers know about handgun coupons or how they work? Not to mention I doubt it would make sense to go thru all that for buying a handgun from a dealer 6 or 7 states away. Heck for most people in NY it’s a pain to buy a handgun that’s at a dealer in a different NY...
Even if today anybody from any state could buy a handgun from somebody in a different state we in NY still have to have it added to our CCW permit before we can take possession of it. So even if everything changed we are still basically handicapped because of that.