Recent content by Majeskty

Just want my Sig P320 to be a safe pistol!! Did anyone see a report on how the Air Force Airman was actually shot, since not from an uncommanded discharge?

I have used Unique and Herco (Flake powder) for my 357, however shooting Lead Bullets to prevent lead buildup I was reloading to about the 850-900 fps (38 Special range), not full power for a 357 magnum using 357 brass. Blue Dot was designed for magnum loads if my memory is correct, but have no...

I thought the same thing. Any movement of the trigger backwards starts the disengagement of the internal safeties in my thought process!

Shield 45acp for the small size is (just my opinion) one of the easiest 45acp pistols to shoot. Plus with I carry the larger round count magazine, just as many rounds as a full size 1911.

I have used Winchester Super Target-WST for a few decades for 200-gr, 45ACP, being ball powder it meters well. For 9mm, I have been using Accurate #7, again ball powder for flowing through my Dillon 550B. If you do any reloading for 40 S&W the WST works well for my 165-gr rounds.

Pretty expensive paperweight if nothing is settled! I just want a safe pistol not just my use but for those that could be near me! Just saw that IDPA organization is suspending/banning the use of P320’s in competition events! Which other’s will follow suit, dominos are starting to fall. Sig has...

I would seat the semi-wadcutter bullet a bit more with just the rim of the bullet just showing. Also have you check the case length to see if it needs trimming. Most handgun brass don't stretch much not like rifle. But they may need it depending on how hot you load them.

Push back on prongs Talking to Smith-Wesson once floorplate is on the 45 7 round magazine and pushed all the way back. The prongs are to be pushed backwards and they will retract into the floorplate due to the pressure from the spring. They slide back into the grooves. I had one of two with the...