Pretty sure he was right on with the "You'll never get it" comment.
Here's some recommended reading for you:
I read that book and look what happened to me....
I read that book and look what happened to me....
Infraction 1/0????????????
Pretty sure he was right on with the "You'll never get it" comment.
Here's some recommended reading for you:
his head is shaped like a pizza.....mmmmm pizza
Exactly! I got nailed by the Infractionator.
ETA: By nailed I do not mean that the Infractionator sexually violated me.
Lol. Matt is too easy to troll it isnt even fun. Do they forcefully remove your sense of humor at bcscs or is it voluntary?
Talking to you reminds me of talking with my 12 year old.
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I know the barrel gets hot on these guns, but I can't ever say I've burned myself on it. However, I can see how someone might to that if they're used to racking the slide by grabbing the gun over the top, palm down.
However, I'm having trouble imagining how someone would get their hand caught in the ejection port while firing. Has this ever happened to you? If so, what was going on with your hand position?
Never have accidentally tripped the safety on mine (neither on the Beretta slide-mount or the Taurus frame-mount variants).
I voted that it is EXCELLENT as a fighting pistol, but it depends on what is important to the user.
I want:
High Capacity (Mine holds 21 rounds of 9mm)
Long Track history (The 92/M9 definitely has that)
Reliable/Accurate/Strong (Mine is all of those)
Ability to 'Personalize' - Mine has CT grips, TLR-1, Tritium sights and a Trident 9 Suppressor.
DA/SA & Safety/Decocker - Mine is.
So for me, it has all the things that I find important in a "Fighting Pistol"...Plus, it is ergonomically great and a very classic design.
Mine is a 92A1 (Light rail) and it is perfect for me.
Nice can!
Your 12 year old trolls you too? Haha!
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