That looks to be any day nowSaid something about whipping Daniel first. Not sure what that means.
That looks to be any day nowSaid something about whipping Daniel first. Not sure what that means.
Getting the Abernathy special trigger job here shortly.That looks to be any day now
I haven't made the leap into competing yet, but I'm seriously considering it. Been doing lots of dryfire in preparations. Mostly focusing on grip, sight index, and trigger press. Also a little draw, reload, and transition stuff thrown in there.
I'll probably make the jump soon.
Do it. You won't regret it. Your wallet may though.I haven't made the leap into competing yet, but I'm seriously considering it. Been doing lots of dryfire in preparations. Mostly focusing on grip, sight index, and trigger press. Also a little draw, reload, and transition stuff thrown in there.
I'll probably make the jump soon.
Still cheaper than coacaine.Do it. You won't regret it. Your wallet may though.
Lol. Just saying?Still cheaper than coacaine.
Friend told me...Lol. Just saying?
Yeah, I know, I know... I tend to over think, over analyze, and over prepare for pretty much everything. It's in my nature.
I'm looking into going open and you may be incorrect.Still cheaper than coacaine.
Today’s focus was unloaded table starts.
Where do most grip the slide to load the round? Front serrations between thumb and index, or other?
I grip it at the front, roll my support hand thumb over the top of the slide then straight down to the grip.Today’s focus was unloaded table starts.
Where do most grip the slide to load the round? Front serrations between thumb and index, or other?
Still cheaper than coacaine.
Thats where I grab my STI.
Front, maybe a half inch from the muzzle, serrations or not, crush it between second knuckle on my index finger pad of thumb, hand pretty much falls/slides right into firing grip on release.Today’s focus was unloaded table starts.
Where do most grip the slide to load the round? Front serrations between thumb and index, or other?
Thats where I grab my STI.
The web between index finger and thumb over the top.
Same on my 2011. Not so much on the Production Guns that lacks front or top serrations.Thats where I grab my STI.
The web between index finger and thumb over the top.
What about a carry optics gun? Is it usually just racked via the optic?
I still grab the slide in same place.What about a carry optics gun? Is it usually just racked via the optic?
How you liking that thing? Seen you signed up for SS.Thats what I have been doing.
Just seems easier and more consistent
Step daughter will be using the gun this weekend and week coming up. That is why I signed up differently.How you liking that thing? Seen you signed up for SS.
Cool. Hoping to find a 5” slide to get one going soon.Step daughter will be using the gun this weekend and week coming up. That is why I signed up differently.
But I am coming to terms with it. A bit of a learning curve, but fun
Didn't you have one?Cool. Hoping to find a 5” slide to get one going soon.
Along with several others I wish I had back...Didn't you have one?
I know the feeling. Wouldn't mind my Colt SS back.Along with several others I wish I had back...
I had a nice 9mm Trojan too...I know the feeling. Wouldn't mind my Colt SS back.
I had a nice 9mm Trojan too...
Yep!Thats the one that hurts the most
This is the way it should be done it seems. @Slappy McTrigger is so fast at this.
I can't reliably do it with my gun. I have to pinch, which seems to take time. But with the slide profile and a little sweat or oil and I can't rely on it. Probably girly hands. Maybe practice and callouses can overcome this.
@Travis B please tell us your detailed thoughts on what you do. That's probably the right way, lol.
I wouldn’t say it’s the right way, but with practice is becoming pretty consistent. @Ben B how do you do it?
I wouldn’t say it’s the right way, but with practice is becoming pretty consistent. @Ben B how do you do it?