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02-13-2013, 04:51 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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Printing and more rounds were things I knew. But there is some issue with jamming, no?
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Ive owned some what I consider cheap pistols and Ive owned nice guns. Ive had the cheap ones jam once or twice when really filthy, Ive yet to have the good ones jam even when really dirty. As Bro. E said, with good maintenance and cleaning helps prevent this. Jamming is uncommon but not unheard of with my friends who shoot pistols. I think some semi-auto pistols like some semi-auto rifles can be "picky" with what cartridge to use, this could be a problem.
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02-13-2013, 07:12 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
The only pistols I ever had had problems with jamming or "smoke stacking" have all been .22's. The rounds are just so small that they get easily tangled up when a new one is extracted from the mag.
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02-13-2013, 07:16 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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The only pistols I ever had had problems with jamming or "smoke stacking" have all been .22's. The rounds are just so small that they get easily tangled up when a new one is extracted from the mag.
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I had a Kel-tec 9mm that would stove pipe on me when I would put 100-200 rounds through it at the range. It was very finicky. I haayaaayted that gun.
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02-13-2013, 07:17 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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I had a Kel-tec 9mm that would stove pipe on me when I would put 100-200 rounds through it at the range. It was very finicky. I haayaaayted that gun.
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Well, there's your problem!
I probably meant to say stove piping, but have heard it referred to as smoke stacking as well. lol
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02-13-2013, 07:26 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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Well, there's your problem!
I probably meant to say stove piping, but have heard it referred to as smoke stacking as well. lol
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Sure was, Ill never get of those guns again. Ill never own a cheap gun again either.
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02-13-2013, 09:50 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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I didn't read every post in this thread but it looks most everyone is carrying a pistol. When I did my research for a personal defense gun (i.e. occasional use), it seemed to me that revolvers were the gun of choice. Pistols carry more rounds but what other advantages do you all see in them?
BTW, I carry a S&W bodyguard 38 special with laser.
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My personal protection pistol is a 357 magnum revolver so I don't need no stinkin' laser! If I hit them anywhere the are not going to keep coming. LOL
(I am getting the Lasermax laser for my wifes Ruger 380 LCP though and I just bought a green laser for my AR 15)
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02-14-2013, 05:23 AM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
As far as home defense, a good ole shotgun is your best bet. I got a Remington 12 gauge in my closet. Don't have to be accurate.
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02-14-2013, 10:00 AM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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My personal protection pistol is a 357 magnum revolver so I don't need no stinkin' laser! If I hit them anywhere the are not going to keep coming. LOL
(I am getting the Lasermax laser for my wifes Ruger 380 LCP though and I just bought a green laser for my AR 15)
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a 357 is probably the only revolver I would own if I were to get one.
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02-14-2013, 12:22 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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So endtimer, when you carry (and I am assuming you do), what condition is your gun in? I carry with a round chambered but the safety is on. When I start carrying my Glock 19, I will have one chambered (there is rarely time to rack the slide when you need a weapon) without a safety since it doesn't have one.
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Randy,
Do you carry your Glock 19? I just bought a S&W M&P 9 and it's the same size as your Glock 19. I love the way it shoots but I am having issues wanting to carry it in my purse. I thought I wouldn't mind the weight when I bought. I was carrying a 38 S&W snub nose airweight. It was light but someone would have to be right in front of me to hit them. I don't want anyone that close. For now, I keep it in my car and bring it in a night. Maybe I will get use to the weight.
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02-14-2013, 12:27 PM
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Re: Gun Talk/ Gun Show thread.
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Randy,
Do you carry your Glock 19? I just bought a S&W M&P 9 and it's the same size as your Glock 19. I love the way it shoots but I am having issues wanting to carry it in my purse. I thought I wouldn't mind the weight when I bought. I was carrying a 38 S&W snub nose airweight. It was light but someone would have to be right in front of me to hit them. I don't want anyone that close. For now, I keep it in my car and bring it in a night. Maybe I will get use to the weight.
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I haven't been carrying the Glock because I have not had a chance to shoot it yet. Since it doesn't have a safety (and I always carry one in the chamber) I really need to know what the trigger pull feels like as well as the break point before I am comfortable having it on me. Size wise, I like it though. I have an inside the belt holster that fits perfect.
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