Speaking of cans, I hear that pin and weld setups have been a popular choice to keep it a one-stamp gun. I'm tempted to make a stocked pistol but are there any brands that make suppressors with front-end disassembly(for maintenance and repair) or would I be stuck manufacturing my own can?
the design was sound, but unfortunately colt was going through some serious money shortfalls in those years and employee retention and benefits were poor and the quality of the guns really suffered. basically everything outside of the custom shot or military lines was trash.
Absolutely. Colt still beat S&W in double action smoothness, too.
Do not pin and weld a suppressor. Pin and weld a QD muzzle device. I highly recommend this guy. He's great. Also avoid keymo mounts. Pick what suppressor you want and then find a mount for it. They're not all interchangable yet.
You're not my dad, I'm gonna draw up my ghetto-DeLisle and never get to it
If there isn't more than one of something in stock, I wait or find something better. The only time I got had by OP is when I did not check availability on something that was ~50% off and that was entirely on me.
a year ago i bought an overpriced tanfoglio witness adjustable rear sight from them because they only had two in stock and it was the only place that had it in stock. they sent me two.
They suck for so many people but man they've always been Amazon fast for me and I make fake emails to get the email discount code Everytime lol. The CS I needed from them was great. Even double applied coupons for me. That said they do let you buy a lot of stuff they don't actually have in stock. I guess I'm lucky
Bereli is like that for me. So many people have had bad experiences with them, but every time I order ammo from them it arrives in less than 3 days and in perfect condition.
Awesome. Yeah trade ins are often almost pristine. They seemed like a great deal, glad it worked out. Sights are easy, just get a pusher off Amazon and return it after. Mark where the center of the rear was and maybe take measurements. It is a bit of hell if you're an OCDey person. Personally I like blacked out rear sights. XS makes a set of irons that is a blacked out rear but with a small tritium dot. The front is a rather big circle, not the most precise for longer ranges, but I've done well at 25 yards with them. It's definitely more of a self defense set up.
I replaced the stock sights on my G19 and G45 with Dawson Precision sights. They offer blacked out, tritium and fiber optic options for rear and front sights.
Glock recently revised the Performance Trigger. I guess people had complaints about the original version, so Glock updated it. People seem to like the new version. I finger fucked a G17 that had one in it, and it was pretty nice. I've been tempted to replace the stock triggers in my G19 and G45 with it, but I've shot those guns enough that the stock triggers in them actually feel pretty nice now. I've never minded the stock triggers anyway though.
The worst(best?) I saw was a cut down Ruger M77/44 with a threaded sleeve pinned/welded to the chamber, he went with hardware washers for baffles on rails that could theoretically be removed and replaced.
don't pin a suppressor to the barrel. It won't come off. It cannot be cleaned. If there's any issues with it you are fucked. It's maximum retard and only done by people who know nothing and you don't see it because they're embarrassed and retarded
That's the point. But I think the proper course is making an integrally suppressed barrel, self-made examples can be disassembled from the front and are usually for pistol calibers.
With modern QD mounts there's really no need for PnW the can itself. Two stamps $400 for an SBR and suppressor is still going to be cheaper than replacing your suppressor when you can't clean it because you had the bright idea to permanently affix it to save a few inches. But frankly braces exist.
