Exchipy
Member
There is much to the Model 642:
… including recoil, unfortunately for arthritic hands, giving real credence to the ominous words, “This’ll hurt me almost as much as It’ll hurt you.”
It has finally happened to me
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… including recoil, unfortunately for arthritic hands, giving real credence to the ominous words, “This’ll hurt me almost as much as It’ll hurt you.”
A couple of ideas may be helpful in extending your time with auto pistols:
With a hammer fired SA or DA/SA pistols, you can cock the hammer. With the hammer cocked, the force needed to cycle the slide is greatly reduced.
The other day I installed a red dot sight on my Glock 34. When I went to cycle the slide, it was suddenly real easy. You can run the side of the first index finger nuckle against the sight and cycle the slide without needing to grasp it.
The one subject we all become experts in, like it or not, is coping with the changes the passage of time forces on us. Stay happy.
With a hammer fired SA or DA/SA pistols, you can cock the hammer. With the hammer cocked, the force needed to cycle the slide is greatly reduced.
The other day I installed a red dot sight on my Glock 34. When I went to cycle the slide, it was suddenly real easy. You can run the side of the first index finger nuckle against the sight and cycle the slide without needing to grasp it.
The one subject we all become experts in, like it or not, is coping with the changes the passage of time forces on us. Stay happy.
kilo charlie
Member
This is the exact reason I bought the 632 UC. I didn’t particularly want to add another caliber to my collection, but the extra round over my 642, and less recoil has been just what my old arthritic hands needed.
