@Zee Salivating over the gun?
It is a good-looking gun if you will. Hopefully, my local shooting ranges will get one when it comes out. Iād love to give it try.
@Zee Salivating over the gun?
It is a good-looking gun if you will. Hopefully, my local shooting ranges will get one when it comes out. Iād love to give it try.
I called SA re: the grip safety. Asked if a later issue would include the grip safety. I was told the safety wa s originally considered , but it would require the weapon to be larger than they wished.
Thanks for the welcome. Iām, looking forward to enjoying the relationship. Have a great day!
Absolutely!
Local shop says they are getting FIVE. Asking price $599.00, they are going to text me when they get them in.
Cheers,
Craig6
Iām wondering if @Craig6 will shoot SA Hellcat from Dodge Hellcat or Grumman F6F Hellcatā¦
And of courseā¦ alone or with Marvel Hellcat?
? Itās just another smaller sub compact which the line already has. Just one more of he same basic XD/XDM line.
HELL ā¦ PRICE
What about this Hellcat?
Looks this pretty name has few different personalities
@Zee & @Jerzees Iām going to go shake hands with it when it comes. Iāve already been down the subcompact road and itās going to have to fit or it will stay in the counter. That and in general I try to avaoid Gen 1 purchases no matter how good I think they might be.
I could probably come up with an SRT and mebby even an F6F (it may be a Douglas Dauntless it has been a while since Iāve been to the aviation museum). As to the Marvel version she would have to be āanatomically accurateā, that said there was a big tall, brunette WWE fighter that might fit the costume but I have no idea what her name is.
Cheers,
Craig6
Can you let us know if there is any primer drag?
What is this primer drag you speak of?
Cheers,
Craig6
Everyday Iām leaning new thingsā¦ never heard about āprimer dragā beforeā¦
Now I see, your question makes sense
BTW: short explanation for @Craig6:
@Jerzees Iāve been playing guns for a long time and I have NEVER seen that before. Is this a common thing? Due to any particular firing mechanism or system?
Cheers,
Craig6
I had to go look it up tooā¦ saw several causes listed. In revolvers, a primer that isnāt fully seated (high primer). Can be true in semiautos too.
In semiauto, a more typical reason is a weak firing pin return springā¦ itās not fully pulled out of the way before the brass starts ejecting. The other reason is listed as rapid slide travelā¦ a light slide travels at a faster speed because of its lower mass. Basically the ejection happens before the firing pin is fully retracted . So it sounds like it could be either or both (slow firing pin retraction or fast slide, or both).
@greg1 is your concern wearing or breaking the firing pin?
Never actually seen that before, but Iāve always been worried about a fast slide or a broken firing pin. Yikes!