Recent content by mn_doggie

As I recall, initial production Shields were being sold at a price pretty close to MRSP until the frenzy was over. Keep in mind that the P365 comes standard with tritium sights and definitely has a better trigger than the stock Shields.

I, too have both a LC9 and the Sig P365, although my LC9 is the striker version. The 365 does fit very well in my LC9s holsters. I shoot both equally well, the LC9s has a trigger that is a bit lighter and I have more than 2300 trouble free rounds thru it. The Sig is smaller, has less recoil...

Emergency only because? Far better because? Seriously.

Wow, charge for rifles, auto and hits. Do they charge for the air your breathe? Where is this range located?

I haven't fired my 15-22 in a few months. I'm just finishing the last few rounds of my 3 1400 round Rem Golden bullets. In the last 3 range trips I've had a split case "fail to extract" each time when using the ammo in my Ruger SR22 pistol. The first two times I thought it was because I was...

Cleaning and lubing is only part of the correct operation of a firearm. For instance, in the case of a pistol (and even an AR) they slam the magazine into place, the slide/bolt moves forward and the firearm is "defective". Or they limp wrist a pistol to the point where the slide short cycles...

I would agree with your statement provided that the user is operating the firearm correctly. I have seen huge numbers of people have issues with firearms that are purely operator. The past few years have seen large numbers of people buy firearms for the first time. Many get no training on...

I've purchased promag stuff in the past. Never had good luck with them or their customer service. (In one case, I told them they had a problem with the follower not holding the bolt open in a rifle when the mag was empty. They claimed they didn't have a problem. I told them what they needed...

I find it more hard to believe that people ignore the warnings about over tightening the screw.....

It's entirely possible that you slightly bent the ejector when you cleaned your new rifle. There are pictures here in the forum that show how it should look in the recessed area of the bolt. I suggest that you fine those pictures and check to make sure that your ejector is not bent. Oops...

No, you are not offending me. I really don't care what your opinion is. What I'm more concerned with is a person who really doesn't have a "horse in the game" piling on and characterizing those of us who haven't had any issues as "rabid." (I have more than 6000 rounds fired thru my 5 year old...

And Ed had this happen in a firearm that was not a 15-22. In other posts he has said that he feels ammo is not being manufactured as well as it used to be. I agree. I don't care what the firearm is, I really don't like having my face on the same side as the ejection port....

You should never buy one if you are thinking there are are lot of problems based on the comments you see here.

Do you own a 15-22?

Must be a secret handshake and password involved....