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It's normal. All of my new Smiths ping like this.

VP9 is the easiest to rack semi-auto I have.

Walther PPS

Of the guns I have gotten rid of, my Ruger 4 5/8bbl Blackhawk 45 convertible is the one I REALLY miss. Was a 3 screw model I bought new.

I once had a nice early Ruger Blackhawk 45 convertible. I regret selling that gun nearly every day.

I have 3; a p226 in 9mm, a P226 w/rail with barrels for 40 S&W and 357 Sig, and slide & barrel for .22 LR, and a P229 in 9mm, 40 S&W, 357 Sig and .22 LR. Great pistols if just a bit heavy.

I was following that one the other day. Would not have paid over half of what it finally went for.

H&K VP9

686+ or 586+

Yeah, I do that too.

Excellent pistol! I tried cc with mine, but went back to my PPS for everyday which is lighter and thinner and less tiring to carry. Think the loaded chamber indicator is great on the pcr, it's a great gun.

I think I didn't quite understand what you are after. If we still lived up in/near Ione, you could shoot my 460. If you don't have a 460, see if the folks at Sharp Shooting gun range in Spokane can help you. Sharpshooting Indoor Range and Gun Shop

I'd suggest you take a little trip to NE Washington. Plenty of places to shoot there.

Lived for 19 years off grid in the woods in NE Washington state. My carry gun was a S&W mod 29, 4 inch bbl.

I become one with my VP9.

Do you suppose that the town that the bar was in had gun carry laws? Many did.

I still carry a Walther PPS.

For the sheer number of loads, Lee.

Any of the .45s or .44s, just like big holes.

Jim Cirillo liked sharped edged bullets like wadcutters. And he had much experience with results.