Recent content by Jon96

RicT there is a good chance your wife will like the 3904. Many of my friends are women and when they go with me to the range they always choose my 39-2, which is the predecessor of yours. I ask them why they like it and they unanimously say that it is most comfortable to shoot out of my...

My old 1979 Bronco with disco paint scheme and shag carpet in the rear. similar to this

My fist 9mm is still my most accurate. The 39-2. I also have to mention the 908 it surprises me with its accuracy for what it is.

Will this slide function on a da/sa counterpart?

Hi Bob, It is simply just a decocker. It does not act as a safety because it will return to the fire position after the hammer is decocked.

Thanks for looking out Bob. I will take a look. And why not... a pic of my 4566

Yes.

I submit that I am partial to V-frame Colts ala King Cobras and Anacondas.

My high school football coach has the same name as this guy. Was a little let down when I saw the guy wasn't him I had a neighbor growing up who owned jewelry shop in downtown LA. He was always armed. He also taught me how to shoot and went to the range with him several times.

I was 16 at the time of the '94 awb. Was it this hard to find ammo then or is this a new development? The only ammo I have found with "relative" ease is .357 mag and .40S&W at the shops I frequent. 9mm,45, and 10mm are nowhere to be seen

I sold my two 1911s after I picked up my 4566. I only wish the mags were as inexpensive

I have wondered this as well. I have a 39-2 and 59, but have hesitated using +p or +p+ in them, because of their alloy frames and age. Only jhp I have tried is Federal 9bp. I wouldn't expect anything detonating in my hand, just unnecessary wear.

Hey Houston that looks like a 4506... wrong pic

If you already have a gold Desert Eagle I say go for it I admit these gems are not for the recoil sensitive, but not as bad as a Glock 27. I like mine.

Well Obi-gun, S&W got the order half right as opposed to the other two you mentioned Give them a call and express your concern about the accuracy of the ordered part. Good luck.