I need a new handgun...lets talk guns today. :D

You’re correct. San Diego county will issue permits in certain circumstances, but even if I met all of them, I’m not a resident at this point and hope not to be.

The sheriff is pretty decent, and is actually in favor of more armed citizens, so we’ll see. The opponent for the June election is pretty vague, but seems reasonable as well. Hope it gets more reasonable.

 

I have no problem that you're carrying, I'm just nervous for you doing it in Comifornia.

 

I'll have to say that I'm very impressed with PSA. Two weeks ago I decided that I wanted to build a Colt SP1 replica mainly because Palmetto kept sending me ads. Their stuff is so inexpensive I couldn't pass it up. The lower was $169 and took about a week to get (I'm sure it had to do with shipping to an FFL) and the upper was $220 including the carry handle and shipped in 3 days. It fits together very nicely and at the range yesterday it shot just like the old M16 I used to carry. Next up is an authentic triangular hand guard from these guys and I'll have a decent SP1 copy for around $500. https://www.uscollectorsordnance.com/

 

PSA's is good quality for the money. I've done a bunch of builds using their parts. If you wait long enough, the item you want will come up on sale and often with free shipping.

I've been wanting to do a similar retro build. I have a pair of original triangular handguards still sealed in their packaging I've been holding onto for that purpose but I've been hesitant to open them. Those refurbed pieces look like a good alternative.

 

What’s the been skinny on the Walther Q5 Match?

 

Anyone heard an update on the P365's? I'm thinking this will be the next EDC as I combine my pocket pistol and G27 into one, perfect, every day carry..

 

Sig has made a change to the design if the barrel hood, altered the RSA slightly and started resuming shipping. They have a backorder list of over 20,000 pistols so it may be a while before you see them readily available on shelves. They are trickling out though.

 

Good to hear! Yea, I figure they'll be scooped up like hot cakes as they come in, so will have to wait until it slows down a little.

 

Got my xd40 Mod2 today and I have to say I am really impressed with the features of the gun. It is a steal for $329.00. I may have to look at the compact as a viable CC candidate. Anyone shot one to know how the recoil is? Specifically the 40 as it is on sale now? If I pay full price I would probably go with the 9mm.

 

I’ve carried my 9mm mod2 for a little over a year and I love it. It’s a great winter carry gun. A little heavy with the extended mag over an single stack micro though. Low recoil and a grip that fits my hand so well, makes it a very controllable pistol. I can put it back on target quicker than any other carry pistol I’ve shot, so my groups are ridiculously small at 30ft.

 

Just picked up an M&P Shield .40

So far I’m loving it, compact and a single stack. Still wanting a 1911... but good ones aren’t cheap, and my kid plays baseball.

 

Anybody ever heard of a sccy firearms? Buddy was saying something about there good and I've never heard of them. Also he mentioned a pmr30? Any first hand experience with any of these.

 

SCCY seems like Lorcin to me lol. I've handled a few at the lgs and they didn't speak to me at all. Could be decent, but in comparison to other more well know brands they felt cheap.

 

SCCY is cheap/inexpensive. but they are fine with that. for the price it's a decent "truck gun" that can get tossed around and not have to worry about it. they shoot decently from friends that have had them.

 

I have the sccy that I use as a truck gun . Also you can find the ruger lc9's pretty cheap and the new ruger ec9's for close to $200.00.

 

I wanted a cheapo truck gun. Looked at SCCY, Bersa, Kel-Tec and Taurus. I ended up getting the Taurus PT11G2 and I think it's a great pistol for under $250. I've seen them under $200 for the solid black version. Funny thing is I did find a Bersa too but it was a Model 85 from the late 80's and the quality on it is damn close to a Walther PPK. So I figured it was too nice to be a truck gun.

 

It is excellent, fits well, shoots well with minimal recoil and back on target quickly. In my experience. I'd recommend you try it at least. I preferred it to many others.

 

My daily carry is an M&P Shield 9mm. I want to do the trigger upgrade but keep putting it off.
https://www.apextactical.com/blog/index.php/apex-news/upgrade-your-mp-shield-with-apex-trigger-kits/

 

I need one of these in my life here soon, but wrong time to buy now..

 

I would recommend you just get the sear and skip the rest of the parts. The sear alone gets you the same final pull weight and a little polishing on the firing pin safety plunger will have you a great trigger for under 40 bucks.