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I polished the flat sides of my Sigma slide to a mirror shine. 800, 1200, 1500, 2000, 2500 wet sand then Mothers mag polish. Took about 4 hours.

I bought a 9VE back when the prices were sane and ammo available for $239. after the rebate. It's a great pistol and my every day carry. I have found that if I "pull" the trigger instead of "squeeezzze" it my accuracy is much improved. Works for me.

I know American's are not allowed to bhe barbaric but where can we draw the line?

My daily driver is a 2002 Corvette ZO6. With a couple intake and exhaust mods and pro tuning has it about 485 HP (so the tuner says?). Anyway it's plenty fast and a lot of fun to drive.

The thing that helped me shoot my 9VE more accuratly was "pulling" the trigger instead of "squeeezzzing" it. I was not very accurate until it dawned on me the trigger feels just like a double action revolver and I always shot the revolver with a "pull". I also did a lot of dry fire with a spent...

I have a 9VE and love it. Over 1000 rounds and countless dry fire the trigger is not really bad. It is long and hard but not much chance for a "Plaxico discharge". It will never be a match pistol but for every day carry it's perfect. I found "pulling" as opposed to "squeeeezzzzing" the trigger...

Here in Monroe county Florida 1 in 28 have a license to carry and I believe the number is growing.

They ain't much to look at but concealed means out of sight and they are comfortable. My neighbor is a minimalist when it cimes to holsters and he said my Kholster looks like half a cow. LOL

+1 for the Kholster.

Always a good time to step up and take charge.

I got this in an e mail today and I'll thank every military person I see with this simple sign. I'm a Vietnam era vet 1965-1971 and I'm sure there are many other vets on this forum that would like to "pay it foward" to the men and woman that are doing it every day...

I got this in an e mail today and I'll thank every military person I see with this simple sign. I'm a Vietnam era vet 1965-1971 and I'm sure there are many other vets on this forum that would like to "pay it foward" to the men and woman that are doing it every day...

I sent my 9VE to S&W in Springfield with 7 light strikes and 2 stovepipes in the first 400 rounds. I also complained the trigger was "mushy" and "grainy" feeling. They said on the shop report they "adjusted trigger". I don't know what they did but it's great. Still long and hard but smooth and...

The long and hard trigger make it a very safe pistol to carry with one in the pipe. I have found the best for me is to "pull" the trigger and not try to "Squeeezzze" it. Accuracy improved greatly. A touch of MilTec grease around the sear also helped and dry fire the snot outta it. You're gonna...

+1 on the Kholster!

+1 on Kholster

Sipowicz, that's funny! My neighbor is a minimalist when it comes to a holster, when he seen my Kholster he said "it looked like half a cow"! He wears a painful looking all kydex IWB. The Kholster is ugly but really comfortable. It's great not having the butt chewing on my belly any more.

I got a Kholster holster and have carried with it 3 days a total of about 8 hours. It is very comfortable and Im still playing with the adjustments. Great service, 7 days and made to my spec. They normally use the "Cresent" model for a Sigma but I asked for the "Full Moon" and to move the kydex...

I got a Kholster holster and have carried with it 3 days a total of about 8 hours. It is very comfortable and Im still playing with the adjustments. Great service, 7 days and made to my spec. They normally use the "Cresent" model for a Sigma but I asked for the "Full Moon" and to move the kydex...

I sent mine back with light strike issues and complained about the gritty, mushy trigger. The work order said "adjusted trigger". It is still long and hard but very smooth and the break very predictable. I have found the best for me is to "pull", not "squeeezze" the trigger. When I started doing...