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Here's my 70S in .380. I bought it new in the early 70's for about $149.00.

Changing the fire control unit is pretty straight forward if you can find one. Top Gun Supply used to have them. I think they were around $200.00, but I don't see them on their web site now. You're going to get a reset like a double action revolver. It ain't gonna be short.

I have 3 months to go, but I don't plan on changing any time soon. Sig 232, 239, 229, 226, 245, 220. Kahr K9, MK9, P380 S&W 642 Seecamp LWS 32

Now that's beautiful.

There are a lot of options, and a wide range of prices. I know I have spent way too much money trying to figure out what I wanted, but those days are over. At least on pocket guns. I started out with a S&W 642. I still have one, but it seems bulky. Got a P3AT, but never could warm up to...

I have one I bought new in the early 70s. I think I paid about $140.00 for it, and I think it's a fantastic looking gun. It was my first semi auto, and I think I might take it with me. I haven't shot it much in the last few years, but it was always reliable, accurate, and easy shooting. It's a...

Once you put the slide on, you have to start the takedown pin through the barrel lug before you pull the slide back into position to push the takedown pin all the way in.

Sig 239. DAK, or DA/SA.

Another vote for TT Gunleather. http://www.ttgunleather.com/ Fast service, for a custom maker, and a reasonable price for a quality product. I have one of his IWB for my K9. I also have a OWB holster ordered from http://www.rgrizzleleather.com/ have not received it yet, but have read of...

I can do that.

You're standing with your back to the target, hands up, gun holstered, and concealed.

I shoot IDPA, and sometimes if there's not enough time to run another stage, but it's too early to quit, we set up an IDPA silhouette, and play a real quick game. You get 6 rounds. The target is 3 to 4 yards out. You start with the gun in the holster, and facing away from the target. When...

Sorry, I'm just not seein ugly.

Well POOP, wish I had found out about this 3 years ago.

I detail stripped the slide on my K9 when I got it, just to make sure it was clean, and hadn't thought too much about it since. It now has somewhere around 500 rounds through it, and this thread made me wonder how dirty the striker channel was getting, so I decide to take a look. It was...

Yeah, but Dihappy is still unhappy.

If you're looking for advice, it's been given several times. Get the DVD from Top Gun.

I assume you are talking about the trigger pivot. The flats on the pivot could be 180 degrees off. That would cause problems with the locking insert. You really, really, really, need to get the DVD from Top Gun Supply.

If there are 50 manufactures, you're going to get about 50 different answers. Everyone is a little different, that's why there are so many right answers.

What rella said. Sigs are not hard to work on if you have the DVD. Be dang careful with the mag release.