Recent content by TommyH

Give the gun a good shake in your hand and check out how it rattles! The whole gun *feels* loose, but they're all like that, and they shoot incredibly well once you get used to them. I think they set the gun up loose intentionally. Just means more room for grime to get pushed out of the way...

Not sure what you're getting at, but you're pretty off base. Centerfire rifles and shotguns are so enormously more powerful than common SD/HD pistol rounds. Its not comparable. You're not likely to survive a hit by those. Thats a different topic than talking about compact handguns though...

I shoot 7 yards, 2 inch targets. 9/10 times im 0.75 inches within bullseye. Stock FS .40 shooting lead. Lead is the key ;)

Your gun is scratched. Id enjoy it and go shoot it.

^ I agree... but so many people hit that length before hitting the max length of 1.135. I can load bullets until they're falling out of the brass and they chamber! Ive seen people talk about reloading below 1.125 because it hits the rifiling. Mine loads them like nothing. Im using missouri...

Ive never shot bad factory ammo. Brass, steel case, nothing. My least favorite is winchester. I dont feel it shoots all that Straight. But it shoots. So does tula. And rem. All the factory FMJ isnt that accurate, but it shoots fine. Buy the cheapest stuff you can!

To an ER doctor, if you're hit with a compact 9mm, or a full size .45, the wound basically looks the same. Its a handgun wound, its treated the same and your probability of being stopped is essentially the same. I can empty my MP .40 accurately, and quickly. With a handgun, thats all that...

Hi everyone, new here. Ive had my M&P for about 6 months now. Ran a few thousand thought it flawlessly. Ran into an issue recently. Well, sort of an issue. I can chamber and shoot ANY OAL. I reload and noticed that no matter what, the rounds load and shoot. I stick to 1.125, but ive done some...