tercel89

  A friend of mine is here in Clarksville. He's been with them a long time . He is TK 8814

They didn't show enough of the Tie Fighter pilots . I believe they now have only one hose instead of two on their helmets going to the chest-plate.

   Great to hear that . My 43 is hard as pulling the trigger on a revolver in DA.  My connector should be here thursday.

Musicman is the "goto" guy if you need any M&P help :up:

The bad guy Ren's mask / helmet is so terrible !!!!! I did off-duty security and saw bits  pieces of it . His mask just sucked compared to others masks and helmets .

My Toyota Tacoma is 12yrs old and has the 2.7 liter in 4WD .I paid $22,000 then in 2003 . People ask why I wanted the 4 Cyl with 4 WD . I tell them that it works for me and I am not a show off and have nothing to prove . Well , I guess I can show off it's reliability. I have towed other big trucks with it , pulled tree stumps out of the ground and hauled numerous trailers filled with wood and such . No problems. The only thing I did was add a huge oversized Transmission cooler and I disconnected my transmission cooling system from the engine to where it is independant from the radiator. It runs better and cooler that way . 12 years old  , reliable and no truck payments. I will never pay that much again for a car or truck , but I love this truck !

I'm still looking for my "red neck" Unicorn , the Ruger P90DC  LOL .  But the SR45 is a sweet shooter !

   Kinda like the gold and black theme on the Smokey and Bandit Trans Am huh ? LOL . Thanks !

I got this thing or quirk , when I get an M&P , I always get a tan colored grip for it . It shoots great and the trigger reset is VERY good compared to the older ones !

This is about 3 weeks old and I've been shooting my own loads through it and so far its great . It has fed all kinds of stuff through it and still cycles great . [URL=http://s768.photobucket.com/user/tercel89/media/mampp_zpsynp2ihmc.jpg.html][/URL]

Thanks guys , I just ordered one . I also watched a video of a guy who has a Glock "cut-away" model. When watching all the internals work togather through the cut-away portions of the model , it showed that the force of the striker/firing pin was only affected by the firing pin/striker spring which is what I was thinking all along . So those internet postings of people claimng that some connectors causing light primer strikes may have been false or exaggerated.  I'll post how how it feels after it arrives in the mail.

I'm about to order mine tonight. I just noticed that everyone I see has "glock 42" written on it yet they list it as being for the 42 and 43. So do the 42 and 43 use the same connectors ?

Merry Christmas

Try the Toyota Tacoma . It's the best bang for the buck in my opinion . I have 12 years of experience with the Tacoma .

   Sometimes if you dont have a slave pin you can use a thin nail , or a toothpick , or anything similiar that will fill the hole while you do what you need to do .

This is a P01 but it has a Decocker and may help you out some since most CZ's are simliar. Start watching at 1:19 . That is when they show the Decocker being taken apart. It may help you see how it comes apart and what could be causing it to sag .   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOsojk4fJss

   This is EXACTLY my thinking too . I am a huge CZ fan but I too use a Glock for my carry guns because of the complexity and many parts of the CZ pistols.  I use my CZ as a range gun and a fun gun. But for a gun to save my life I use something way more simpler like the Glock.  I once got on youtube and saw a few good videos that talked me through taking the trigger system out of a CZ75 B . It was a little hard but I took my time and it worked great. Try that and also take a picture each time you do something and that way you will have a reference as to how they go back .

I know air movement affects them . I always have my vents turned off when using it. I'm only measuring already dispensed powder that is inside a case. Every 8 or 10th case I dispense a load into my tray and measure it to check my powder weights just to make sure I'm on the spot. So I dont trickle it like most people would do rifles or precision rounds. I'm just making target ammo .

I am using the Hornady scale that comes with the classic reloaders kit. The GS1500. Its the small digital one. It works good for my 9mm powder measureing and such but sometimes it seems to get a little off sometimes. My question is what is a more reliable scale but still affordable ?  Maybe a beam style scale ?  Maybe a different digital scale ?

   Make sure to let us know :up:

Someone feed her a sandwich . I'd rather see something with more meat on the bones .

Single ??? and can afford fun things without permission ? You bastard ! :rant:

  I agree , I had just read from a few 43 owners that they had a few light primer strikes, but I don't see how that would be possible if they kept their factory striker/firing pin string.

My G43 has a horrendous triger pull. I have been thinking of putting in a Ghost Edge Connector to lighten the trigger pull. Supposedly this wil lighten the trigger pull. I have also heard that this will cause light primer strikes on certain ammo. I am confused by this . Does the striker firing spring control the force of the firing-pin and not the connector .  Am I correct or wrong  ?

I never delt with Sig but i called Beretta twice about a Stoeger Cougar issue  they were great !