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For those that don'tknow , this TP9DA is a double-action/single-action striker gun. It can shoot DA and SA. It also has an extremely short reset like most Canik pistols have. This is a Walther P99 clone but a bit better in my opinion. Also it is about the same size as the new Glock 19X and the Glock model 45 (9mm). Look at this ,,,,, https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/glock-g45-vs-canik-tp9da#compare-charts

It's sold pending meet. But thank you

It's sold pending meet.

Clarksville

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Have you heard "Pull Me Under" ?

I got to hold one and disassemble it today. The good part is that the trigger is better and lighter than a Glock. The bad part is that the magazine wiggles and has a lot of free play. The amount of free play is bad enough that I'd never buy one. The fellow at the store is a friend of mine and so he put a Glock 19 magazine in it and the amount of wiggle room and free play was cut in half. It was a lot better with a Glock magazine than the Magpul magazine. I can't tell if the pin near the slide-stop has grooves in it or not. In a Glock , that pin has grooves where the slide-stop will sit in the groove to keep the pin from walking out. If this pin doesn't have grooves , I bet it will end up walking out after a while.

Yeah I remember someone using that term.

Ruger used to have an "AK" of the pistol world. It was called the Ruger P-Series. They didn't copy or clone them. They were a Ruger original and to this day they are still legends.

For the same price if not cheaper , I'd rather get the real Glock 19 Generation 3 but buy it used or even a police turn-in. That way you know it will work. You wont have to worry about pins walking out on you under fire and other things since this is an all new pistol. I have read that when the magazine is in the pistol , that the magazine is very loose and rattles a bit. I understand the removable fire control unit idea , but it just doesn't appeal to me.

That looks awesome !

These are red meat arent they ?

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I'll take the 6 Glock 27 mags for $60. I'll get with you on where and when we can meet.

I just sent you a text on your phone

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Thanks to all for the help. I have ran out of dirty clothes to test it on. I did run an empty load with just water and vinegar in it. I hope this cleaned any old soap that may be stuck into crevices and such. Plus I think the Heavy Duty cycle worked well and no suds possible because it uses more water. Maybe because the "Eco" cycle has such a low water amount and it can't dilute the detergent as well.

The vent is clear and so are all the drain pipes in the house.

Yes Speed Queen.

I just did a load of clothes on the "Heavy Duty" cycle and there was no suds coming out the back ! My wife said that she has always used the "Eco Wash" setting which makes me think it uses less water and might build up soap. I think I'll run an empty load on hot water and a little bit of vinegar. Maybe it will cut any soap build up.

We have had a new washing machine for a little over 1 year. Speed Queen brand . No problems at all. Now all of a sudden when the machine drains out the water , there is suds coming out of the area where the drain pipe goes into the house drain pipe. We are using barely any detergent at all. Only 1 and half table spoon. Still getting suds spewing out the back. I got a plumber that I trust and he used a camera with a cable and ran it into the drain pipes from all areas of the house and nothing is cracked or clogged. I opened the "clean-out" valve that I call it and watch the drain water come out from the house drain and flow perfectly fine. So the suds thing has us all confused. I cant seem to figure out why it suds up so much. We have tried other detergents too. Same thing. Any helpful information is appreciated. I'll put a picture of the area I'm talking about below.

sold pending funds

sold.