TGO David

Summary Upgrade to June 2025 forum software release. Explanation Invision Community 4.7.22 Released 06/26/2025 Key Changes This is our June maintenance release. 4.7.22 - Release Notes Version 5 is now Imminent The author of our Trader Feedback system has released a beta that is compatible with the new Version 5 of the forum software, so I have begun planning our upgrade. I will announce more as the time draws closer, but i would expect this to occur sometime in the months of July or August.

I am not sure what happened but the forum showed two incomplete attempts to pay via PayPal, but PayPal showed two completed payments. I refunded one and marked your account as paid in full, so you should be good to go now.

OA Defense (aka Oracle) already did the P320 mag-fed 2011 platform. I think I'd trust it more than I trust this... thing. https://oadefense.com/firearms/2311/

That's a ridiculous statement, but whatever. The moderating team can only do so much and "thinking for others" is not one of their super powers. Free bump for the seller, though. That's a hell of a nice pistol and the OP doesn't seem like he's a rube who is going to easily fall for being scammed.

I'm going to leave the thread visible as a compromise because I think the idea is very cool, but I'm also locking it because it's advertising a commercial enterprise without being a vendor. Trainers who want to reach out to you will now know how to do so.

Item has been sold!

Summary Upgrade to May 2025 forum software release. Explanation Invision Community 4.7.21 Released 05/27/2025 Key Changes This is our May maintenance release. 4.7.21 - Release Notes The Road to Version 5 I am still waiting on updates to a few of the add-ons that we use on TGO so that we can begin moving to the new Version 5 release of our forum software. Most important of these is the Trader Feedback system used by our members to provide eBay style feedback on their buying/selling experiences with one another. As soon as that software is ready for v5, I will begin working on the upgrade.

Running the Dead Air Xeno Brake as the muzzle device. The suppressor came with the Xeno flash hider but I prefer the brake, so here we are.

SilencerShop.com and pick out whatever suppressor you want. Add $200 to it for the cost of the tax stamp and $25 for their Single Shot Trust.

Update: Form 4 submitted to the ATF on Wednesday 5/21/25. Form 4 approved and tax stamp received on Wednesday 5/28/25. Consider also that we had the Memorial Day holiday in between, so we're really only talking about a 5-day turnaround for a purchase on an NFA trust. I really hope that these fall off of the NFA so that they become same-day purchases, but this was a blazingly fast turnaround and I have no complaints other than that they shouldn't be regulated like this. Anyway... nice job, ATF.

They were just in stock with most of these folks through the big distributors, after being out of stock for a while. I guess everyone who wanted one jumped on them.

Oh, I am not arguing against the fact that there are a lot of other reasons to dislike Sig Sauer. My personal beef with them is that they will release a new handgun that makes you think, "Oh I should buy this!" only to release an evolved version of that same gun a year later that makes you think "I should have waited for this one instead."

.22 Long Rifle and 5.56 make the same size hole as one another also.

I don't want to compromise on any of it, but if we got instant background checks like we do with firearms, and no-cost or low-cost tax stamps, it would be a step in the right direction. I'd have a ####load more suppressors if I could buy one and go home with it the same day.

By the way, there are substantial differences between a full-house .38 Special cartridge and a .380ACP cartridge in terms of ballistic performance. The .38 Special killed a lot of people over the years that it was the cartridge of choice for law enforcement. It wasn't unusual for people to shoot "down loaded" (minor power) .38 Special rounds and cops back in the day weren't always using hollow points. Many used dum-dum rounds like you'd use for pistol competitions, or soft lead point rounds. I know because my grandfather was a cop in the 1960's and 70's and I inherited a lot of his stuff, including a mountain of ammo and there wasn't a single hollow point in any of it. You also lose muzzle velocity with a snubnose barrel. The guy in your question was lucky, but ammo choice could have carried a big role in how ineffective those five shots were.