Recent content by e4dan

Dixiejack, that 915 of your's is a shooter. I hope it comes out of the safe and gets some range time.;)

Welcome to the forum. BTW, congratulations on the 915 that you just picked up.

I carry a 915, chambered, safety OFF. I like to load, press-check, and holster the pistol on SAFE. I swipe it off AFTER it is holstered. Every time. It's like Dr. Charles Emerson Winchester, ,4077th MASH used to say about being a surgeon (on the old TV series): I do one thing. I do...

You could try this adjustable aperture from Merit Optical. It attaches to your shooting glasses, and functions like a peep-sight. Looking through the small aperture EVERYTHING is in focus... rear-sight, front-sight and target! http://www.gunblast.com/MeritOptical.htm...

Your videos are fantastic! Thank you for sharing them with us.:thumbup: Isn't it nice to know that there are "legitimate" uses of a Dremel tool?:)

Thank you. Appreciate your generosity. Nice Case knife!

This explains the plungers and everything else on a 3rd Gen slide: http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-semi-auto-pistols/312127-s-w-3rd-gen-complete-disassembly-video.html#post137171991

Congrats, you found a very nice gun! I have a 915 purchased new in 1990(?) my very first gun. Original rear sight wasn't very good, and I installed trijicons. Otherwise excellent, accurate, 100% reliable, and just looks COOL! I also like MecGar mags. I find that practicing Draw, Double-tap...

I think the 908 slide design is like my 915 (both are 3rd Gen). Does dura-coat require oven curing? If not, I would mask the rear sight instead of removing it. If curing in the oven then all internal slide parts must be considered. The firing pin block plunger and spring are captured by the...