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And, some states have a Concealed Weapons Permit (because it covers weapons other than pistols).

It may be easier to do a good job if you remove the sight first.

C-dub wrote:But why does the guide rod stick out further than the barrel? That's what I thought the OP was asking. Is it just this model?

Dude, the barrel retracts backwards as it pivots to unlock.

SigM4 wrote:

george wrote:
I bought the M-6. It was a few years past.
I did not realize they made models with either plastic or aluminum.

Are you talking about the Insight Gear M6 (link)? I've never seen/heard of a Streamlight with the M6 designation. If so then I agree, not a fan of the Insight stuff.

Streamlight.

My brand new Benchmade Infidel.

I bought a Streamlight laser/light combo, and never will again. The screws to sight in the laser are tapped in the plastic body, and stripped when I attempted to adjust them. Sounds like you bought the TLR-4 model, which has a polymer body. I have never had one of these, but based on my own suspici...

I bought a Streamlight laser/light combo, and never will again. The screws to sight in the laser are tapped in the plastic body, and stripped when I attempted to adjust them.

I found that when I started to grip the front of the trigger guard with my off hand it really stabilized and locked the gun into my hands. I know many feel that this technique is passé, but if your pistol affords such a grip you may way to try it. Surfer The technique is only "passe" for ...

OneGun wrote:So many lives forever lost and ruined. May justice be swift!

A just God would have killed me long ago.

The grill I welded together in 1976 has always been out in the weather, and has never been covered, and is still great.

My company had to be very careful to exclude the word "engineer" on the business cards of our technicians in Texas.

The best method to increase your situational awareness, is to buy all of your family or friends those cheap self-defense shockers. After they sneak up and shock you a few times, your SA will be great.

I do not know if they still do this, but I volunteered to work when they were in Houston, and they appointed me as one of the firearms inspectors. Consequently, I had access to the show outside of regular hours. That is, no one was there except the people setting up their booths. It was a fantastic...

parabelum wrote:Is that a hi-point?

1911

Shoulder all the way. Comfortable, and easy access while sitting and driving.