>>21001
I don't like the blocky front ends of accessory rail frames on CZs
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Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 02:48:46
>>21026
i just think they're neat
i just think they're neat
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 02:50:14
>>21023
They're probably murder weapons and he gets rid of them each time.
They're probably murder weapons and he gets rid of them each time.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 02:51:46
>>21026
go to hell faggot
>>21025
you can almost buy both for 900 if you get a used 92FS and a tisas 1911 is still sub 400 for the most basic (IMO get something more modern optioned, GI 1911s suck)
go to hell faggot
>>21025
you can almost buy both for 900 if you get a used 92FS and a tisas 1911 is still sub 400 for the most basic (IMO get something more modern optioned, GI 1911s suck)
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 02:54:47
>>21028
then buy it my son
>>21030
search your feelings, you know it to be true
then buy it my son
>>21030
search your feelings, you know it to be true
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 02:56:03
1911 was only good because no one leaned into perfecting pistols until the rifle was solved
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:02:27
My 1911 is my favorite auto loader to shoot.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:05:50
>>21019
What do you think of the .22LR version of the 92FS? Thinking of getting one so I can practice hip fire
What do you think of the .22LR version of the 92FS? Thinking of getting one so I can practice hip fire
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:07:44
>>21031
>beautiful
>one of the best triggers in an autoloader ever
>still made after 115+ years and popular
>in its time period shit on every other gun and still does, shooting competitions write rules to prevent it from competing against more “modern” guns
>guns still use the browning tilting barrel action
>mentioned in more Medal of Honor citations than any other U.S. firearm
>beautiful
>one of the best triggers in an autoloader ever
>still made after 115+ years and popular
>in its time period shit on every other gun and still does, shooting competitions write rules to prevent it from competing against more “modern” guns
>guns still use the browning tilting barrel action
>mentioned in more Medal of Honor citations than any other U.S. firearm
Burt !Gummer6chk · reply · 2026-07-11 03:11:25
>>21034
I haven't had the best of luck
I know some people say theirs work. So you can roll the dice, but without the hefty Beretta site discounts I think the kit is quite overpriced considering it's just an aluminum slide and barrel made by Umarex.
Also they widely seem to not tolerate light hammer springs
I haven't had the best of luck
I know some people say theirs work. So you can roll the dice, but without the hefty Beretta site discounts I think the kit is quite overpriced considering it's just an aluminum slide and barrel made by Umarex.
Also they widely seem to not tolerate light hammer springs
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:12:05
Burt has the .22LR 92FS conversion kit, not the .22 LR M9A1 they made
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:15:19
>>21032
perfecting pistols was making the 1911 double stack
perfecting pistols was making the 1911 double stack
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:17:36
>>21011
I've been wanting a 30pk, firestar or bm desu. Is it really hard to find replacement parts if shit breaks? Also I heard you can't dry fire them or you'll break the firing pin?
I've been wanting a 30pk, firestar or bm desu. Is it really hard to find replacement parts if shit breaks? Also I heard you can't dry fire them or you'll break the firing pin?
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:19:20
>>21039
I could go for a 30 pack too right now.
I could go for a 30 pack too right now.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:20:24
>>21025
1911 if you want something cool. Beretta if you think you might need to shoot at someone and you don’t know if you’ll practice
I’m currently running the dryfire magazine to see if my trigger pull gets better if I use an obnoxiously heavy trigger to force me to address firearm fundamentals that aren’t an issue with a normal weight trigger. It also is helping me build muscular endurance, but doing 500 trigger pulls a day will do that
A DA trigger makes dry fire easier because the trigger resets for you and you don’t have to rerack the slide.
If you can get one of the lasers so you can verify ur not throwing your shots
My iron sights for my handgun are ever so slightly to the right and if not for me using a heavy ass trigger in conjunction with a laser and a target about the size of a human eye I would have never noticed it.
Actually. I’d say the 92FS for the double action trigger so you can dry fire without having to rerack the slide
1911 if you want something cool. Beretta if you think you might need to shoot at someone and you don’t know if you’ll practice
I’m currently running the dryfire magazine to see if my trigger pull gets better if I use an obnoxiously heavy trigger to force me to address firearm fundamentals that aren’t an issue with a normal weight trigger. It also is helping me build muscular endurance, but doing 500 trigger pulls a day will do that
A DA trigger makes dry fire easier because the trigger resets for you and you don’t have to rerack the slide.
If you can get one of the lasers so you can verify ur not throwing your shots
My iron sights for my handgun are ever so slightly to the right and if not for me using a heavy ass trigger in conjunction with a laser and a target about the size of a human eye I would have never noticed it.
Actually. I’d say the 92FS for the double action trigger so you can dry fire without having to rerack the slide
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:20:54
>>21040
lmao
lmao
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:24:43
>>21041
>Actually. I’d say the 92FS for the double action trigger so you can dry fire without having to rerack the slide
Dryfiring ONLY in DA can leave training scars where the user can't switch between DA and SA mentally. They'll throw the second shot not registering mentally the switch to SA.
You have to dryfire your SA shots on the dead DA trigger
>1: DA pull
>2: SA pull shorter but mimicking the length of resetting the trigger
>3+: continue SA dry fire
only issue with this is that you make the SA pulls very fine, since you can't lift off the trigger which would reset the DA pull. You kind of want to train your trigger finger to come off the trigger far enough that in live fire and your hand tenses up you don't get trigger freeze. (finger too tensed up and could not reset the trigger).
>Actually. I’d say the 92FS for the double action trigger so you can dry fire without having to rerack the slide
Dryfiring ONLY in DA can leave training scars where the user can't switch between DA and SA mentally. They'll throw the second shot not registering mentally the switch to SA.
You have to dryfire your SA shots on the dead DA trigger
>1: DA pull
>2: SA pull shorter but mimicking the length of resetting the trigger
>3+: continue SA dry fire
only issue with this is that you make the SA pulls very fine, since you can't lift off the trigger which would reset the DA pull. You kind of want to train your trigger finger to come off the trigger far enough that in live fire and your hand tenses up you don't get trigger freeze. (finger too tensed up and could not reset the trigger).
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:30:39
>>21038
Bait used to be believable
Bait used to be believable
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:32:40
imagine carrying a gun called an equalizer
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:32:42
>>21043
I swear a few years ago people were saying not to let go of the trigger until you are ready for the next shot.
I swear a few years ago people were saying not to let go of the trigger until you are ready for the next shot.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:40:40
>>21044
scared glock boy?
>>21046
Shooting is always evolving, I have no idea what they're going for with that advice.
But what I was talking about was that when I first tried to shoot rapid fire (sub .2 splits) I would constantly get trigger freeze and it was very hard to train out. Then I realized I got trigger freeze since I was dry firing sloppily and would ride the reset.
scared glock boy?
>>21046
Shooting is always evolving, I have no idea what they're going for with that advice.
But what I was talking about was that when I first tried to shoot rapid fire (sub .2 splits) I would constantly get trigger freeze and it was very hard to train out. Then I realized I got trigger freeze since I was dry firing sloppily and would ride the reset.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:41:24
I want a 9mm 1911
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:41:41
>>21043
>Throw the shot
It’s possible but I’d imagine if ur at that stage you’d start racking ur slide to get used to that switch
Alternatively; if he’s shooting fast enough to blow thru single action he might be in an accuracy by volume scenario.
Obviously it’s hypothetical; but given it worked for me when transitioning from an HK USP to Glock I shill it for everyone
I’ve never had the issue you referenced with the trigger not resetting all the way with a Glock, and I ride the trigger like a motherfucker and do have formal training under my belt. I know Glock isn’t double action, but I would like to believe I’m close enough to be accurate.
But I was also extremely good at shooting and had a very nasty tendency to disassociate under stress; so it’s genuinely possible I’m a horrible example for some unknown reason.
Please keep responding and letting me know if/how I’m wrong; I think it will benefit anon to see 2 people discussing the topic in detail and then he can make an informed decision. I have to sleep but I’d love to continue this conversation on. The reason I’m using a lot of anecdotal is because I don’t want to present my ideas as objective and want to include where an error to keep the other anon from giving my statements more credibility then they deserve
>Throw the shot
It’s possible but I’d imagine if ur at that stage you’d start racking ur slide to get used to that switch
Alternatively; if he’s shooting fast enough to blow thru single action he might be in an accuracy by volume scenario.
Obviously it’s hypothetical; but given it worked for me when transitioning from an HK USP to Glock I shill it for everyone
I’ve never had the issue you referenced with the trigger not resetting all the way with a Glock, and I ride the trigger like a motherfucker and do have formal training under my belt. I know Glock isn’t double action, but I would like to believe I’m close enough to be accurate.
But I was also extremely good at shooting and had a very nasty tendency to disassociate under stress; so it’s genuinely possible I’m a horrible example for some unknown reason.
Please keep responding and letting me know if/how I’m wrong; I think it will benefit anon to see 2 people discussing the topic in detail and then he can make an informed decision. I have to sleep but I’d love to continue this conversation on. The reason I’m using a lot of anecdotal is because I don’t want to present my ideas as objective and want to include where an error to keep the other anon from giving my statements more credibility then they deserve
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:42:15
>>20996
They are all German Sig proofed zipper backs. If you know Sig mags, you know.
They are all German Sig proofed zipper backs. If you know Sig mags, you know.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:44:05
>>21048
>I want the balls cut off my 1911
I know what you are
>>21047
Buddy I've never even fired a glock keep that shit to yourself
>I want the balls cut off my 1911
I know what you are
>>21047
Buddy I've never even fired a glock keep that shit to yourself
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:44:27
>>21046
It sounds like it’s about presence of mind. It seems similar to why someone would want a Double Action Kellermen trigger
It sounds like it’s about presence of mind. It seems similar to why someone would want a Double Action Kellermen trigger
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:46:20
>>21049
>Alternatively; if he’s shooting fast enough to blow thru single action he might be in an accuracy by volume scenario.
it'll show up in rapid fire pairs from DA to SA where the shooter pulls the SA trigger expecting a longer DA pull. The DA shot is where it should be but the SA which you'd expect to be more accurate than the DA pull is off low left or right. I saw Joel Park talking about it in a video where he sees it commonly enough with some DA/SA shooters
>Alternatively; if he’s shooting fast enough to blow thru single action he might be in an accuracy by volume scenario.
it'll show up in rapid fire pairs from DA to SA where the shooter pulls the SA trigger expecting a longer DA pull. The DA shot is where it should be but the SA which you'd expect to be more accurate than the DA pull is off low left or right. I saw Joel Park talking about it in a video where he sees it commonly enough with some DA/SA shooters
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:49:38
>>21053
Well shit, I fucked up and we need to stick to what works for the general population and tailor it from there. I’m glad you corrected me so that I didn’t fuck this anon over in the long run
In that case I’d tell anon to get the 92FS and get the coolfire trainer so he gets the full simulated recoil and the double action single action transition
Well shit, I fucked up and we need to stick to what works for the general population and tailor it from there. I’m glad you corrected me so that I didn’t fuck this anon over in the long run
In that case I’d tell anon to get the 92FS and get the coolfire trainer so he gets the full simulated recoil and the double action single action transition
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:51:59
>>21051
I want 3 1911s.
9mm, 10mm, and 45 :) I think that would be nice. but seriously idk why but I want a 9mm one. Just seems it would be fun.
I want 3 1911s.
9mm, 10mm, and 45 :) I think that would be nice. but seriously idk why but I want a 9mm one. Just seems it would be fun.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:52:20
>>21050
Looks like shit, of course west German sigs were literal trash with weak slides so it fits.
Looks like shit, of course west German sigs were literal trash with weak slides so it fits.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:52:48
>>21055
9mm 1911s are one of the smoothest shooting guns, the full steel frame, the 1911 action itself makes shooting them super flat.
9mm 1911s are one of the smoothest shooting guns, the full steel frame, the 1911 action itself makes shooting them super flat.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:58:32
>>21050
>some have 3 dents up top, some 2
>dents in different locations in some of them
I'm still not convinced
>some have 3 dents up top, some 2
>dents in different locations in some of them
I'm still not convinced
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:58:57
The spookiest thing just happened. I was in the garage putting some stuff in my trunk when the driver door slammed shut. I dove down and drew my carry gun to check the ground since I couldn't see anyone standing. I'm pretty worried, a truly skilled ninja could have easily avoided my detection and might still be lurking out there.
So I ask you, what is the best gun for ninja defense?
So I ask you, what is the best gun for ninja defense?
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 03:59:00
>>21026
>t.pantyboy
>t.pantyboy
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:00:36
>>21054
I don't think it's a super common issue but it's easy to enforce bad habits with dryfire, dry fire can create issues as well as it can foster skill
I don't think it's a super common issue but it's easy to enforce bad habits with dryfire, dry fire can create issues as well as it can foster skill
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:00:44
>>21059
Fucking nigger stole my image.
Fucking nigger stole my image.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:04:54
>>21062
>Stealth is optional
>Stealth is optional
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:05:49
>>21039
I just got it so I'm still looking around, the usual places like numrich do have a lot of replacement parts, just not the specific one that I need.
I have heard that about the firing pins but I also read in a number of places that was fixed specifically on the 30M. The ones you're looking at it might still be an issue.
But I cannot stress enough that this is a great gun for sub $300
I just got it so I'm still looking around, the usual places like numrich do have a lot of replacement parts, just not the specific one that I need.
I have heard that about the firing pins but I also read in a number of places that was fixed specifically on the 30M. The ones you're looking at it might still be an issue.
But I cannot stress enough that this is a great gun for sub $300
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:06:37
>>21059
Probably an 8 gauge shotgun
Probably an 8 gauge shotgun
Burt !Gummer6chk · reply · 2026-07-11 04:15:18
>>21037
It's exactly the same slide, barrel and recoil spring assembly. Do you think the plastic frame, zinc slide rails and potmetal fire control components make a beneficial difference?
It's exactly the same slide, barrel and recoil spring assembly. Do you think the plastic frame, zinc slide rails and potmetal fire control components make a beneficial difference?
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:18:01
>>21064
What a handsome looking gun. I'll have to look around for good deals for one in the future.
What a handsome looking gun. I'll have to look around for good deals for one in the future.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:33:14
>>21058
It was made in 1989 and saw duty use for 11 years, so it has wear from actually being used. Can yours say the same?
>>21056
Yes that’s why the folded slide West German Sigs are so low in value.
It was made in 1989 and saw duty use for 11 years, so it has wear from actually being used. Can yours say the same?
>>21056
Yes that’s why the folded slide West German Sigs are so low in value.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:44:12
>>21059
>you don't need a weapon lig-ACK
>you don't need a weapon lig-ACK
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:47:31
Hello. I just want to ask a legal question about Handguns and how far you can decorate them like a CSGO Gun without getting into trouble.
For example: What if I put this Glock Backplate onto a Glock, and then had to use said Glock in a self-defense incident. Will I get into any legal trouble for that? I've heard rumors of prosecutors not liking the Punisher Symbol, but there's no actual cases of anyone being prosecuted for having that on any of their guns.
For example: What if I put this Glock Backplate onto a Glock, and then had to use said Glock in a self-defense incident. Will I get into any legal trouble for that? I've heard rumors of prosecutors not liking the Punisher Symbol, but there's no actual cases of anyone being prosecuted for having that on any of their guns.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:48:34
>>21069
It's literally my only gun that doesn't have a light. It does have night sights but maybe I should get a light for it.
It's literally my only gun that doesn't have a light. It does have night sights but maybe I should get a light for it.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:55:17
Anyone use the mantis X10 before? Thinking about getting one since its basically the same cost as a case
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 04:55:42
>>21070
It's not illegal but it might get brought up.
It's not illegal but it might get brought up.
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 05:04:04
>>21072
Doesn’t tell you anything more than what a red dot does unless you want it for metrics for live fire
Doesn’t tell you anything more than what a red dot does unless you want it for metrics for live fire
Burt !Gummer6chk · reply · 2026-07-11 05:12:48
>>21070
There is no court case where gun modification has ever come in to play (other than dummies doing full retard conversions). The two closest would be New York v. Magliato which people try to say is precedent against having a "hair trigger" because, get this, when he pointed a gun at someone while threatening them and then pulled the trigger with his finger, it went off and killed the guy. The other was that time ATF tried to nail a guy for an unregistered SBR because he put a rubber cane tip on the end of his pistol receiver extension which, among other things, they tried arguing made it a rifle
Like anon said, that doesn't mean the jewish prosecutor won't try to use your "NATE HIGGERS" backplate for character assassination
tl;dr You can do literally anything you want
There is no court case where gun modification has ever come in to play (other than dummies doing full retard conversions). The two closest would be New York v. Magliato which people try to say is precedent against having a "hair trigger" because, get this, when he pointed a gun at someone while threatening them and then pulled the trigger with his finger, it went off and killed the guy. The other was that time ATF tried to nail a guy for an unregistered SBR because he put a rubber cane tip on the end of his pistol receiver extension which, among other things, they tried arguing made it a rifle
Like anon said, that doesn't mean the jewish prosecutor won't try to use your "NATE HIGGERS" backplate for character assassination
tl;dr You can do literally anything you want
Anonymous · reply · 2026-07-11 05:27:51
>>21075
Are R.I.P rounds back on the table?
Are R.I.P rounds back on the table?
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