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The vast majority of successful self defense encounters involve people with no tactical training. If there are 2.5 million self defense uses of firearms a year and everyone trained well.... I think training classes for a gun would be like taking training class to use a weedeater. It is not...

I want it all, comfort, security and ease of access. If all three are not met find a different solution.

I would also recommend a small frame 38 special. In particular a Ruger LCR. The trigger is not really that hard to learn. I have had many women do just fine out to 10 yards in a very short period of time. Most will rarely shoot it and will want to carry in a purse. It can shoot from a purse or...

We all voted over 80% Red in Greater Illinois. It is weird because in Greater Illlinois we have very low property taxes. Most under 2k a year. Safe streets. Kids walk to school. Neighbors all know each other and help out. Everyone hunts, shoots, and carries. We do not teach hate and perversion...

Was able to get mine out again yesterday with a buddy and we were shooting lot of rifles and hand guns so only ran 150 round of that nasty Grind ammo(which is the only stuff that has had repeat issues due to undersized cases and varied powder charges, but have another 500 rounds to get rid of)...

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They should just snap together and there should be an audible/tactile snap. Just line them up like you did. The left side can't come out unless pulled between fire and safe and the right is held in place by the groove for the tab.

You can probably snap it back together yourself. Or check. Take off the slide. Leave hammer cooked. Set the left safety between fire and safe. Pull it out, rotate the right safety up and out of the groove and pull it out and have a look.

This is actually a regular Legion but I bought the RXP slide set up with the Romeo 1 Pro a few weeks or months ago when it was on sale so I can run iron or optics with just the slie swap. It also has the older coating so it is a legion 2 tone. Lol.

If you are willing to look at some Atlas videos about adjusting you can easily get there. I had more room to work with but i dont like to go much below 2 1/2 pounds. There are others out there as well. Once you understand the concepts of what you are doing it is not hard.

I just adjusted the sear spring. Drop in parts, production guns, and assembly monkeys. It is still heavier than these two. 🤣 piece of crap dumpster fire. Man am I getting ready to do some major troll hunting. Well after I finished work on the bathroom remodel. 😢

Guess what just showed up. 5 pull average 2lbs, 10.8 oz. Wow! Without a polish!

Worked on the sear spring today. Wow! That puppy was maxed the F out. 😄 was able to take off a LOT of tension. It is right where I want it now. Will shoot to make sure everything is fine, let it set and wear in and then go back and polish some surfaces if warranted. The disco movement is now...

My 4.25 is running great. I chose to run the 14lb spring since my slide was slow out of the box after cleaning and lots of racking. With just 1 issue, a stove pipe in the first 500 rounds and my slide really feeling great I dropped in the stock spring yesterday at the range and it ran through...

I volunteer to perform penetration testing.

I did tighten up my extractor tension due to acceptable, but weaker than preferred ejection. I added quite a bit, and in my opinion it could use a touch more. But I have it pretty much maxed and this point with more bending giving me no more tension. Consistency it excellent with all rounds...

Back to 12lb spring after break in. Ran. flawlessly

This is what the 14lb spring cycle rate looks Ike.

I did all the above as well as checked the extractor tension, cleaned and measured the mags. During racking, feeding snap caps, dry fire etc I decided to up the rate from 12 in my 4.25 to 14. I try to get all my guns to close at the same rate because of my OCD lol. Did I need to? I don't know...

I was ready to buy and really bummed when it died.