Recent content by darksidejetta

Hmmm.... 1 Ruger P-95 + 1 Sigma Could have got 1 Glock or 1 M-9 or 1 Springfield GI No forgiveness here

I thought this is going to hurt when I got ready to shoot it with .357. However, it wasn't that bad. The only thing I really like about this gun is that it is convenient to put in a paddle holster and run to the store. Loading and unloading an auto-loader for that task seems a little over the...

I picked up some wood S&W J-Frame grips from MidwayUsa and installed them on my model 60 (also the lock removed). Anybody else use these grips on the .357 J-Frame? I like that they are smaller for carry on my belt. Shooting was not as pleasant as the stock rubber ones, but I did OK. What do...

My S&W1911 base model has been flawless. I do not like when Kimber bone heads point at my external extractor and say "That is a problem". Whatever, S&W makes a great factory 1911! I have a Colt series 70 re-issue that doesn't extract nearly as consistent as the S&W. The Colt will plop them...

How about... Sigma so hard a trigger a cave man won't shoot himself with it. Or, Sigma you won't miss it when it is in evidence.

Forget "Allied Forces" They should go with "Allied Ninjas" Any allies here???

Oh well, another forum member confirmed that the Lightning Grips won't work with the newer IL J-Frames. The shape of the frame has changed. Russ, I'm going to pass. Thanks for your time e-mailing me.

Thanks ab4ka

Great revolver! Much better than the MIM lock laden turds S&W poops out the factory today. I'm a hater of the new guns. Your post cheered me up. Maybe there is a no-dash 686 out there for me.

Does anybody know if the old "Bianchi Lighting Grips" will work on a modern J-Frame .357 model 60? I would like to use these grips on a model 60 manufactured in 2006. I know the grip's hammer shroud will cover the lock. This is not an issue as the lock has already been removed. So, has...

These would be for a Model 60 .357.

John, I thank you again for your work creating "The Plug". I'm very happy with the product. Of course, I hope the product becomes unnecessary because S&W stops putting that ridiculous lock in their revolvers.

Some CCW J-Frames were/are? made without the lock lately.

I read that Colt had to wrestle with their own legal team to come to terms with selling Series 70 firing systems again. I wish I could remember where I found it. Basically, the guns without firing pin blocks are labeled as re-issue, and are described as reproductions of HISTORIC firearms. That...

Yep, they are marketing them on their website now.