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I had a Ruger American in 9mm when it first came out and had a friend that offered me an extremely good deal and sold it which I regret. It had a great trigger and was extremely accurate. Never had any issues with reliability no matter what ammo I used

Same here.

I also have one of the early Remington R1's and never had an issue with it at all. I use Chip McCormack 8 and 9 rounds mags and never had a feeding issue. I also have a RIA officer's model 1911 and it runs great with 185 gr and 200 gr rounds. I do have to be careful with 230 grain hollow points. It does not feed some brands with aggressive designs on the point. Does great with Cor Bon, Golden Sabers. and Remington Guard Dog bullets.

Add the nickname “The Hammer” and probably get an extra 10.00 out of it!!!

So I finally decide on an Agency Arms Glock trigger for my Gen 5 Glock 19 and nobody has them. No luck on Zev triggers either. Pyramid triggers are somewhat available however I know nothing about them. Crazy times still! Timney competition triggers are available but I don’t want a 3.5 pound trigger pull on my carry gun Never would have expected the trigger market to be stretched so thin

Both items are awesome!!

Wow!! Missed another one!!

I realize this might be considered blasphemy, but I really want to try a Can Am Spyder F3. Co worker has one and he gets grief from the serious motorcyclists but he loves it.

I am curious as well. I have no plans to sell mine. I will add a second one with the optics slide but no plans to sell my existing MR920.

The Holosun 507Cx2 I just bought had two different sets of screws—long and short included in the package.

The times have changed. https://www.nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/cades-cove-vehicle-free-days.htm

I really enjoyed Rich Mountain Road that splits off Cades Code loop. https://www.smokiesguide.com/rich-mountain-road/

That thing is ugly and I would take it in a heartbeat. It has “character”.

I have thought about selling my SR9C multiple times and always change my mind after shooting it. It’s a keeper for me and I do carry it more in the summer months.

I can’t believe this is still available. I have one MR920 and waiting on the new XR920. The MR 920 quickly became my edc weapon. I paid 150.00 more for the basic model without the optic slide option.

Solid plan. I’m on board.

Will continue to pray for you.

Welcome aboard!!!

Haven’t heard of this place yet.

Yeah, me too. I’m still saving up for their new XR 920 model and now they show this!!!!!

Warning goes until 6:00 pm tomorrow in our area.

Yup. Gen 3 Glocks have finger grooves. I don’t mind the grooves on my Glock 17 Gen 3; however I prefer no grooves on the 19.

I have to add that my .223 Wylde is a bit more accurate than my standard 223/5.56 barrels especially when shooting 5.56 ammo.

I bought one last year and it is now my EDC gun. It fits my hand perfectly and the enhanced beaver tail makes a big difference in the grip. I wish I would have bought the optic slide version and am now saving up for their new XR920 model. Trigger and reset are good but not on the level of a Zev Glock. That said, I shoot the MR920 much better than I do with my Glocks but I also practice more with it. YMMV. Also, sights are very good for seasoned and experienced eyesight (not admitting I am old yet).

Sweet!!!!