Recent content by DWinter

After some work and well over 2000 rounds, mine is a fine shooter. It takes some getting used to, but for what it is, I got no complaints. Is it as good as my Glock 30SF, i'd be BS'ing you (and myself) if I said yes. Then again, it wasn't $575 either.

Turbo, that's some nice work. I'm definately interested in ordering one. Is the top picture the sigma hi-ride holster in brown? Also what's your present turn-around time. I see you take paypal which keeps it simple. Let me know. Thanks, Duane

Never tried that one, I bought the Lula after someone here recommended it to me and it's the cat's ***. I can load 5 40SW clips in a minute or so with ease. The only down side is it really promotes excessive sending of lead down range.

That's one good lookin weapon. Don't ever stop sharing pieces of history. There are many of us who appreciate it.

I know the hours question is what you asked, and that's important but being known for customer service will get you repeat customers more than the hours IMO. A friendly, knowledgable staff without the "I work in a gun shop so I'm a bad-***" attitude wins me over, most times, even more than...

LOL, I had to show this to my wife to prove that I wasn't the only crazy SOB who used some pig for a test target.:D

Bow and Arrow.

If I was starting from scratch and wanting to cover the basics, I'd go with something like this. Benelli Nova 12 guage $379 S&W Sigma 40. $350 Remington 700 SPS Varmint in .308 $590 Ruger 10/22 $259 AK47 $450 Taurus 617 Compact 357 mag. $336 That all comes to $2364, I suppose I could live with...

No sound is better than seeing an incoming F-14 Tomcat 3 miles behind the ship approaching at 700 knots doing a supersonic flyby. The quiet as he passes in front of you within 250 yards of the ship, the "boom" that rattles your teeth, and the screaming jet noise as he flies away into the blue...

S&W 40 +P seems to be an uncommon round. I never really considered it before but you prompted me to look it up. It looks like Buffalo Bore, CoreBon and Triton are the only ones that I found available. Do you have any others. Also according what I've read, they're not recommended in a Glock. Not...

Keep your voice down. We don't want the "braintrust" knowing what a great gun it really is. LOL. Somebody might get the bright idea to raise the prices. I love it when the "experts", over half of them have never actually shot one, tell what a piece of junk my sigma is. Then I shoot it, smile and...

Thanks TLG. I haven't seen that one before. Nice to have another option.

Yep, and the other half of the grittiness is on the sear face. The grooves from the cutting process are plainly visable. If you are going to work on the face, make sure you don't round the sharp edges of the sear. I recommend you use some kind of sanding stick or bar.

I did mine with the assistance/review from an armorer friend and I thought it was easy. It's smooth, lighter, still long and I've not seen any problems after many 100's of rounds. I do recommend you have a pro available to check your work, that extra set of eyes goes a long way to ease my mind.

Saw an ad today for Magills where they are offering if you buy a concealment T-shirt at $69.95, you get a belly band for free. Don't know how it will fit a Sigma but I think I'm gonna check it out. It's not gonna be the greatest set-up for quick access but it looks like it will do well in the...