I read an article, started that the liberal prosecutor gets after modifications, carrying extra magazines, hollow point ammo, and, reloading. Any of those, he will argue, means that you "want to kill somebody". My thought was, what a crock of crap, hopefully the jury members aren't completely stupid.
And that's why I ask. That certainly sounds much different than what I suggested. What I suggested is what you seem to describe as a problem.No. In my case my CCW weapons are cleared by the Dept. armorer every year when I qualify for my LEOSA 50 state permit. The short reset trigger is a Sig Sauer factory part, and it comes on many of their pistols, including the 229 Enhanced Elite I listed. It is offered as a replacement piece in kit form to install on several models, including the 220. I liked the feel of it on the 229, so I installed it on the 220..
It is not a modification from factory specs.
I cannot imagine any certified armorer inspecting a pistol with factory options installed properly raising a red flag in the event a citizen uses deadly force. If he did I am certain a competent expert from the defense side could squash his testimony in short order. This isn't like the Sear has been futzed with or the "trigger filed down" as is said in circles where people don't know what the hell they are talking about.
Now, if someone messes with the functionality of a firearm and it can be proven via testing and inspection that this has been done, and done putting the firearm out of spec, then yes indeed the heat is going to come down, and problems can and probably will arise in a deadly force ligation case.
Having both of those, I’d encourage looking at the 43X as well. It’s millimeters bigger in both directions, but offers more capacity and fits larger hands better (IMO).
Is this you?
what safety guy did is illegal in W Virginia. He needs to run that by legal.
That brand of tac light seems to be popular. It's a little awkward since I'm a lefty, but overall it's a good addition to a handgun.
I like the little Phoenix Arms 22 pistol. Kids like it. Compact, and fun to shoot. Walther PPQ is a wee bit large to conceal LOL.
My decision to carry a weapon has instilled in me a fear that I will forced to use it. The facts are simple. If I choose to unholster my weapon, it means I will be firing it.
How the West was Won.
Agree with you 100%.
lol, because I have a tac light and an RMR? Most all my pistols have tac lights, and every one except my 26 has an RMR.
Surefires X300 series is really popular, and you can activate from both sides. This one is a little different as I use it with a holster Surefire makes. I have x300 on all my full size, but run smaller Surefires on my compacts. I have also started to run Olights which are great lights also.
Yea, not a fan of either in A CCW gun, a lot of stuff to lug around and more to get hung up when defeating garments.
All my .40’s have .357sig barrels with the exception of the berettas, which will break if chambered in .357 sig. IMO, .357sig is the most challenging of handgun rounds to load but well worth the effort. Tricks are matching brass and the lee factory crimp die. There is some ambiguity about changing calibers on my LTC from my IA so I just leave it .40 with ranger
I have the g 43 and the sig 365. Like the 365 with the plus mag - it holds 15 and fits my hand really well!
Plenty here in Vegas. G43 and G48 in stock at my local gun store. No G43x though. I hear Shield Arms is working on a magazine for the G43 that will increase capacity, like their 15 rounders for the G43x. Those fit flush like the stock mags, not extended.
Make sure you check out the trigger. I was not a fan.
