Alleycat72

I have a feeling she's going to be driving a really nice car in the near future.

I had to work a suicide about 2 years ago with less damage to the car. Good lord. I'm so relieved for you.

Nightmare fuel right there.

Rapid fire at 7 yards with 147gr no name hp I loaded on the Dillon. I can live with that. The 124s shoot much better. Need to get a case of HSTs.

I reshaped the trigger a bit. Just ran 350 rounds of bulk hand loads. About 90% of the issue is gone. Before I couldn't get 1 mag through the gun before I gave up. Most of the 350 were rapid fire. I'll probably do a bit more reshaping and polishing then call it a day. I'm finally getting to the point where I'd trust my life with the gun.

I just really thought it was a funny response

It is. The trigger is longer than the original and at a slightly different angle. It slightly pitches my finger on the rest. After 30 rounds it becomes very distracting. I let them know about it. They said I was the only one that has this problem. Part of it issue is the way the gun is designed places your finger at the bottom of the trigger.

I contacted mcarbo about a trigger issue I had with one of their flat triggers. This is one of the responses. This is on a Sig p365x macro tacops. "Hello It is seen that this firearm is too small on your hands if you have this issue. We recommend going to a compact or sub-compact."

Hobie compass. My Wife already had her eye on it.

Honest question....did you survive this? LOL

Got 5 miles in today. You feet guys don't get all weird on me. That means you Handsome Rob

We had the latest blood tests done today. I had plenty of time to waste waiting for the results and ended up buying a really expensive kayak. LOL. Drinking to relieve stress was much cheaper. We got most of the results and it didn't register with us at first, but all of her results were within the normal range except 2. They were not a huge issue and barely out of range. The doctors have no idea what made it stop or why it stopped. It just did. Thanks again for all of you. I know she will not out live us, but we want to beat the odds and give her the longest life possible. She's good to go now until the next emergency. Next blood test was pushed back till October. I'm having a drink now just so my 3.5 other kids won't see how worried I was. I was q pretty good day.

Who goes kayaking? I'm probably going to start. I was 172 to 174 lbs when we adopted the 3 little ones. With all the court and doctors visits, I stopped exercising and got up to 226.6. I'm down to 181.4 now. I use to live on a flat bottom boat a want a kayak. I will be making a huge mistake by using it 95% of the time alone and going up river, tuning around, and coming back. I did a 4 hour run the other day on a friend's cheap kayak and it was not designed for against the current travel. I mainly want exercise. I want to have fun. Some use to access a few hunting areas. I don't want to die. LOL I will never use it for fishing. I'm looking a the Hobie compass for a sit on or a Wilderness systems tsunami for a sit in. I'm going to talk to a kayak shop Wednesday and get their opinion, but want y'alls opinion.

Words cannot express how much I hate the sighting method for this gun. It would be a much better firearm if the sights were removed, placed in a box with a steaming turd, and sent back to Sig. Having to move the gun to see impacts on target is ridiculous. Sig told me they designed the sights this way. Obviously they want you to shoot a bad guy in the d#$k. I've replaced the X trigger that was obviously designed for someone that gets sexualy aroused by creep.

https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/sox1000rd

They correspond to the dimensions of the sight. Sig has a chart. Apparently the 5 I posted is the mold number not the sight number. If I find a 6 where the Sig told me to look, I'll be getting an 8 rear also.

I have an email in with Sig, but I will not get an answer until Monday...maybe. Just figured I'd be a chance someone with one could take a second to look at theirs.

I just got one. Front sight is a #6 and the rear is #5. I haven't used sights on my old carry gun for years. I feel like a new shooter with this gun. I love the feel, but I don't want to learn how to shoot it. I want to adapt it to how I shoot. My understanding is that it is supposed to have #6 and #6. I'll need the sights for at least the first 2k rounds or until my muscle memory takes over. What sight numbers do y'all have on your guns.

That sucks

How do you like the holosun on that gun?

LOL He will.

Did you really mean for that to sound the way it does?

Absolutely you'll get a heat signature. Sometimes for weeks. It depends on the time of year and what critters are around, but I've detected a body up to three weeks. I did know it was there and the thermal was ground based. Look at videos from these people. https://www.dronedeerrecovery.com/ They are looking for deer, but you get the point.