I have a 43 also. its about the correct size. small enough to carry and not have it feel like a brick but still large enough to fit my ogre hands.
Shot mine for the 1st time this afternoon after church. Shot well.......I already had a OWB leather holster.......IWB also.........then, I've got a minimalist. Great carry guns.
If you were near by......
Did you see the deal in an email?????Just got in on a deal from @Glocker and Ammunition Depot.
https://www.ammunitiondepot.com/5201-blazer-brass-9mm-124-grain-fmj.html
Split the case with a my work/range buddy. 500 rnds of 9 mm FMJ in brass cases for $150 seems like a steal. I'll let my buddy keep the bag.
If there was a way for a drawing of a milktruck with a .50 cal to work it'scway into that order it'd be pretty slick.
I don't have all the order info, as he placed it. But I bet we could narrow it down.
Nah, work/range buddy mentioned it because we're planning a visit soon. He finally got some cans in and my new purchase should be here this week.
I don't think that pistol in particular has. However, my Ruger 57 and LC Carbine both have internal hammers. They also follow the blocky look you're talking about.Has this been brought up yet? Internal hammer fired;
Its not new tech, but about a close to something actually new to the market in a long time.
Rock Island Armory 5.0
I actually love square lines in an industry where everyone is obsessed with smoothing every corner because "elite operator high speed low drag" buzzword advert garbage.
looks like ria has done the homework. i see design cues from several successful pieces put into one. id like to give one a try. the slide and barrel position remind me of the older styer pistols. they were awesome but never caught on as big sellers in the states.
I'd love to have my own personal range like that! Let us know when it's done so we can all come over to break it in. ?I needed a new area to pull triggers and work on skills……therefore this was started:
It should be just what the doctor ordered for practicing and even snapping some pics/vids for various companies. ShootSteel.com is generously sending out some new targets to make better use of the new range!
