Except today I just got paid lol. That and the price dropped. I think im feeling it bro, I think it's time to get that 40 S&W. Its time to get that house/ car gat. Also I REALLY like the refresh look. Like a lot.
Having a “car gun” is a good way to have a gun stolen.
Done it with my revolver at points, no real issues. It all depends on where you stow it. I'd rather have firepower near me if i need it than the low chance someone finds the pistol.
It’s a very common way to have a gun stolen. If you want it near you, you should have it on your person.
I mean they could also steal my car at that point, then I'm really fucked. I also said house pistol, which probably is what its going to be doing most of the time. I don't live in a sketchy area, I keep my car garaged, I keep the doors on my place locked, this is very much for peace of mind above all else.
All you have to do to regret any Sigma purchase is to handle an M&P, which pretty much uses a similar design, but somehow came out way better.
I'm old enough to remember ".40 cal Glock go BOOM", so its going to be a Sig 229 or a USP. I have several other 9mm guns, so the only conversion barrels I would even entertain would be .357 Sig.
I mean I already bought the mag for the SD40 2.0. It's kinda happening at this point lol. That said I do want a M&P for a future pistol.
Really the fact its always on shelves is why I want it. I remember 2020. It was there when 9mm vanished.
Wasn’t the reason for that due to cops entirely chambering and un chambering the same round over and over again causing the bullet to get pushed back in just enough the chamber would go boom
While that doesn't help the original chamber design has a small unsupported section to supposedly aid in extraction.
Which is why any gun in your vehicle, not being on your person, should be stowed in something like a console vault. I have a locker in my trunk for my AR pistol.
10mm and .45 Glocks go BOOM too.
Early Glock 22s and 23s had issues with breech thickness and unsupported casings. Glock took the Glock 17 and Glock 19 barrels, basically just tooled them to take .40 S&W instead of 9mm, and went:
Why would you do this?
By shooting.How the hell do I shoot good
I went to the range again today and zeroed my red dot properly before putting another 150 rounds through the barrel. I’m up to 350 rounds shot with my gun and my form is doodoo dogshit.
My accuracy is alright when I go slow and work my way to the trigger wall; I overcompensate and dip down left if I’m rapid firing, that’s if I’m not trying to find my reticle. How the hell do I get gud?
I feel like I may be too rigid and not letting the gun recoil correctly back onto target. At least I feel like I’m making progress trying to learn holster draw and getting into low ready position. I finally stopped racking a new mag like a newbie and started letting the slide release chamber for me.
I’ll be broke by the end of the month if I go more than once a week. I’ve heard buying the cheapest ammo is good for failure training, I’ve only ever failed to enter battery once and fumbled with it a bit. Should I be running the cheapest 9mm ammo I can pick up at the range to train muscle memory?