What did you buy yourself today - PART 1

[cruzans]

I didn't remember the trigger safety being an issue but after reading your comments, I checked mine again. I can hardly feel the trigger safety on mine, almost like it's not even there. Wonder if anyone else has the same issue or if maybe you got one that's too tight, or sharp edge or something ???

I need to look around. One runs a good shop, but has odd hours. I expected to pay around $40 at this shop (just for convenience). The LC9s might grown on me. I just can't stand the trigger safety. I have a Hogue grip on the way. It is real easy to carry. I had not problems other than pulling and the trigger safety. Trying to think of ways to cover the stupid thing. The SR9c has a nice trigger, the safety doesn't dig into my finger at all.

[raxar]

Common sense wasn't going to win again, not today.

[Hodgie]

Common sense wasn't going to win again, not today.

12 or 20 gauge?

[raxar]

12, I don't have a uterus

[Hodgie]

12, I don't have a uterus

Hysterectomy?

[suarez111]

Went into Classic Pistol in Southhampton to shoot my Kimber Ultra CDP II (LG). I walked out with a new Daniel Defense DDM4V7P.pafoa.jpg

[jthrelf]

I didn't remember the trigger safety being an issue but after reading your comments, I checked mine again. I can hardly feel the trigger safety on mine, almost like it's not even there. Wonder if anyone else has the same issue or if maybe you got one that's too tight, or sharp edge or something ???

Agreed the LC9s trigger safety is light as a feather. A call to Ruger could be in order.

[raxar]

Picked up my S&W 5903 today - love these S&W's This one in decent shape, some holster wear for sure but I wanted the one they had with the older style trigger guard. This one was a bit unique, something I've never seen. The serial number ( after the 3 letter prefix ) was 0000. Never had a gun with serial number of all 0's - lol.

Do you know where it was imported from?

[cruzans]

Israel. Funny part is, first 3 letters are actually an abbreviation for a major City there. Adds to the "neat" factor

Do you know where it was imported from?

[Cville]

Agreed the LC9s trigger safety is light as a feather. A call to Ruger could be in order.

The trigger safety is light. The problem lies in the cutout section of the trigger. The cut out edges of the trigger are sharp--mainly towards the end of the trigger. I just have to keep my finger higher on the trigger.