JTQ's latest activity
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JJTQ replied to the thread PX4 Full Size vs Compact?.
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JJTQ replied to the thread PX4 Full Size vs Compact?.Here are some videos that may be helpful. I don't think they are specifically comparing the Compact to the Full Size, but they are good...
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JJTQ replied to the thread PX4 Full Size vs Compact?.No, the stealth decockers are available for both guns, and he even created the carry decockers that he originally called the "fugly"...
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JJTQ replied to the thread PX4 Full Size vs Compact?.For what it's worth, while I prefer the full size, I think Langdon himself, prefers the compact for the shooting characteristics. I...
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JJTQ replied to the thread PX4 Full Size vs Compact?.I chose the full size, because I prioritized the shooting part over the concealing part. Two things I don't particularly care for on...
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JJTQ replied to the thread DAO Only Hammer-fired Pistol other than Sig P250??.Beretta has offered the 92D (DAO) and also the PX4 in both "D" (DAO) and "C" (Constant action, more like a striker). SIG has their DAK...
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JJTQ replied to the thread Auto_loader with hammer Question.Still list the "trigger mech" as DA/SA, though. Edit to add: I would attribute the "SA/DA" references in the CZ literature to a...
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JJTQ replied to the thread Auto_loader with hammer Question.Fair enough, though at CZ-USA, they list their CZ75B trigger mechanism as DA/SA and say https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-75-b/ and on...
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JJTQ replied to the thread Auto_loader with hammer Question.While "SAO" bothers you, "SA/DA" bothers me. I'm sure there may be some, but I can't think of a "SA/DA" gun that starts with the...
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JJTQ replied to the thread Auto_loader with hammer Question.A 1911 is much like your XD. When you rack the slide to chamber a round in your XD, you cock the striker, you just can't see that it's...
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JJTQ replied to the thread Smith and Wesson 4506--Thoughts and Experiences?.I've owned mine since 1988. It's OK. It is a solid gun, that functions well, but it is a little crude/cumbersome. S&W stopped...
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JCock the hammer back by hand before running the slide back.
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JNew to me series 80, that I bought online. Here’s a couple of pics that the original gun shop put online.
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JJTQ replied to the thread Glock Oiling, How Dry.Glock has four little frame tabs/rails that are steel. A SIG P226 has full length frame rails that are aluminum. Glock contact points...
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JJTQ replied to the thread Glock Oiling, How Dry.I brought up the firing pin and firing pin channel, because you don't lube the striker or striker channel on a Glock, but most folks, at...
