Aha, over the last 11 months I have not shot my PM9 as it has been completely replaced by my P365's. Two days ago I thought I would take the Kahr to the range for a workout. I ran my target down to 30 feet and as I usually do, dry fired just to reacquaint myself with the trigger. I kept drawing back and drawing back what seemed for a lifetime and finally "click". I ran about 100 rounds which I considered to be so-so. This was from a gun that I fired a 249/250 during qualification a couple of years ago. That long DA pull got the best of me. Just to remind myself I need to vary my guns, I went back the following day with a 686+ with 3" barrel and had a very successful shoot even at 25 yds.
Moral of the story, be acquainted with everything you own.
"Never pet a burning dog"
The only thing better than having all the guns and ammo you'd ever need would be being able to shoot it all off the back porch.
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Hard to not love the classics.
Have four revolvers and still carry one as a BUG.
Have exactly one 1911 and carry it off and on.
Consider my Sig DA/SA guns classics and also carry on occasion.
But sadly, the polymer wonders of this world have taken their toll.
Mostly carry Hk and Ruger these days...
I'll never let go of the classics though
no, they are not. Unless you pull the trigger all the way back, the trigger safety wont let the glock fire. and you can swap springs to make the trigger heavier than most DA revolver pulls, too. I detest glocks, but they are NOT unsafe. Dummies have had AD's with DAO revolvers, SA autos, etc.
That’s why Glocks are unsafe, dummies do dumb things like letting the trigger get pulled all the way back.
people have fired ND's with DAO autos and revolvers, DA SA autos, and a LOT of times it's happened with SA auto's. I've personally seen it happen several times and had it happen myself once. Thought I'd shot my left arm, crossdraw. But when we went to score, there were 4 hits in the A zone, so a premature 1 handed point shot got the chest at 5 yds. :-) I've posted some sub .55 times for a reaction time, draw and hit the chest at arm's length, from a speed rig, from hands at sides, which were not very controlled, too. I've had one boot shot, showing off from behind the hip, IWB. Damned hooked front sight on a .22 unit on a Colt Gold Cup frame, got caught on my undershorts. Blew a hole out the back of my pants, powder-burned me pretty good, too. Those stupid holsters with the security tab near the trigger are just ASKING to shoot yourself. here's one for all the .45 ball believers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paxk_LPmdMI not only was he not downed, he was able to walk afterwards.
pics of the wound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEuBXWujeYQ
Shot himself with a .44 mag to prove his armor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwBLL7Z3OvU
dont attempt suicide with a gun. It's a reflex to pull it off target as you fire
https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...+I+shot+myself
you can end up a vegetable that can't how to finish the job. a horrible "life". Instead, wear a diaper, use a rubber sheet, in a motel, rented for 2 days, so your family doesn't find you, a couple of plastic bags tied around your neck and a couple of over the counter sleeping pills. Dont take more, cause doing so might make you vomit.
Glock Leg will definitely wake you up in the morning - LOL