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Cool. I have one sitting in the safe waiting to go on my Hellcat pro. Just haven’t gotten around to it yet. I realized I don’t have a holster it will fit in after I mount the dot. I was very impressed with the screw assortment offered with the sight. I do wish it was a little narrower...

Correct screws for mounting dot on Hellcat and pro would be M4 dia with .7 pitch. Length depends on what dot your mounting. Cover plate mounting screws are M3 dia and have their own dedicated holes in the slide. Are the screws SA is sending you to small dia or to short?

That looks like the Ruger and Sig P series guns got together and had an illegitimate child.

Well I know there is a difference in their appearance, profile, and the design of the extractor. Whether they will interchange or not I can not say. I doubt it.

I’ve always noticed a little play on my Glocks too. Thought that’s what made them reliable.😁

No.

Does the mag with the spring in question function properly? You can’t judge a spring strictly by its looks.

My first wasp was a battery killer. My first and only replacement has been going strong now for 13 months. I guess I got lucky.🤞

I'm pretty sure the XDm's share the same dovetail as the og XD. They are putting the white u notch rear on the XDm 3.8 and 4.5's now. This is one of the places where SA could really step up and start offering some factory parts available for sale. Are you listening Springfield?

I think I played pac-man once back in the eighties. Can’t remember if it was at a pizza hut or a roller skating rink. Seemed like a waste of a quarter.

No. She said I needed to reference the optic manufacturer specifications for that torque value.

I called SA customer service about this on my xdme 10 3.8. She said she would have to ask a tech and call me back which she did in about 30 min. She said 15 in/lbs so that’s what I did. Haven’t come loose yet.

That’s how the XDm’s are set up. You use the three screws that hold the cover on to mount to plate.

It’s called spontaneous combustion. The higher the o2 concentration the easier combustible materials can ignite. In a highly saturated o2 environment grease and oil can ignite at room temperature.

Looks like lead deposits.

What are the odds these idiots cleaned up the mess thy made? My bet is they packed up the guns and just left it.

Ha Ha, I see what you did there.😉

The XDm 10 will take anything that is commercially loaded. Underwood, Buffalo Bore etc. Reloads…you’re on your own.

Looks like the FO rod either didn’t have a big enough bulb melted on the end after installation or it broke off. Not a huge deal to remedy but neither issue should have happened.

Send the dragonfly back they’ll replace it.