I saw you posted and figured you'd be saying something about the Cock Bloc. I are disappointed.Ok OK ya got me
I saw you posted and figured you'd be saying something about the Cock Bloc. I are disappointed.Ok OK ya got me
Yeah. No( at least on the chainsaw technique) drop starting a saw is a big no. Most of y’all know what I do for a living now and a bunch of y’all know what I did for a living before.
You have the order wrong, but yes. Yes. I can neither confirm or deny.Weren't you a porn star in your previous life, and now a lumber jack / male model now?
Wife loves hers - got it specifically for this reason.I do own a Shield EZ in .380 and it really is easy to operate in every way
Have you tried downloading the magazine by a round or two? Sometimes when the mag is full it puts a lot of pressure on the bottom of the slide.Anybody else have this problem?: when I try to rack a pistol with a heavy recoil spring and a frame-mounted thumb safety in the "up" or safe position, the safety level often prevents me from racking the slide all the way back. Also, I have to take blood thinners and sometimes when I hit the safety lever when racking the slide it gives me bruise, or even worse, cuts my hand open (hate to bleed all over my pistol). I suppose I could leave the safety in the "down" position, but that kind of negates the reason for having one. I guess the other solutions would be to trade the current pistol for one without a thumb safety or trade it in for a double-action revolver.
Suggestions?
Cityboy
You have the order wrong, but yes. Yes. I can neither confirm or deny.
Too easy effin you own a Glock you. Have officially bought that shit on yourselfI saw you posted and figured you'd be saying something about the Cock Bloc. I are disappointed.
This is what I came here to say. My son shoots the 380ez with ease.I do own a Shield EZ in .380 and it really is easy to operate in every way. It's available in 9mm as well. Also a frame mounted safety is not required. But it is a single action gun so I like the safety.
Just something to consider