Towert7
Headphoneus Supremus
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Had it for a few weeks now. Interesting little thing.
I recently traded my Beretta 92FS Inox (9mm) and went to a plain Glock model 19. I have found that for me, the Glock is much easier to be accurate with. I'm not saying either is more accurate than the other, just that my groupings are much tighter with the Glock than they were with the Beretta.
You won't say it? Fine, I'll say it. The Beretta 92 is a PoS! IMO one of the worst US issued firearms ever. Probably the worst design you could have picked for exposure to Arab sand too. To balance things out I'll say at least it's not some Norinco.
The Glock 19 is nice but it's going to a friend once I get a 1911. My USP is better than the 19 but it has it's quirks.
Things haven't been right at Glock ever since the Gen 4 changeover. The .40S&W models seem to function correctly, but it's been a long sequence of issues with extractors and recoil assemblies on the 9mm variants. Couldn't have happened at a worse time either with the market success of the S&W M&P.
The only issue I've had with RWS ammunition is that the jacket is copper plated mild steel. Makes it a no go for a lot of ranges around here.
Nice, a functional piece of history. I had a German made PPK/S bought in the early 70's, when the PPK was restricted from import by the GCA '68, and before Walther began U.S. production. The PPK/S is a PPK slide on a PP frame.
Hey guys, I have a question.
My Walther PPK has a horizontal adjustable rear sight.
I think the sight was moved too much, and now it fits in very loosely. Almost at the point where it won't stay put.
Do you have any suggestions for fixing this?
Ideally I would like to make it harder to move, but not sure what to use. The spacing seems too small for a shim.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!