heres my new work equipment,
Yeah, somewhere, but I doubt she will have them done in time. It took about 2-1/2mths for my hat to turn up. Great work but it is small time and she has allot of orders coming in, with military personal taking first place(which I told her I do/did not have a problem with).
I'll dig up the info and shoot it across.
heres my new work equipment,
That was fast. WHen did you finish OSUT?
i graduated back in Nov., 10th Mt. Div., 1st BCT, 2-22 IN HHC is where Im at now, we leave for Baghdad in july , should be a interesting year
Wow, that's pretty quick. Congrats, and best of luck to you dude! Stay safe!
Good pics Hollywood.![]()
Long over due.
Savage 17 hmr with heavy Barrel.
Taurus 24/7 .40 cal
Oly Arms Ka3 Ar 15
Wasr 10
And Chinese Tiger Botom load Botom eject 12 gauge. Best Skeet and Trap gun I ever shot for 100$
Yeah, take care and good luck, Hollywood!
I gotta question for anyone with a answer..
we brought out out Khar 9mm last time I went shooting
had alot of stove pipes(usally once every mag), and slide failure to lock.
is this commen?
got my blade tech holster today
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my dad asked me the same question..lol
he didnt have enough time to explain it..so i'll ask it here, whats limp-wristing?
and no, its commercial ammo
Limp wristing is when the shooter does not positively grip the pistol. If the pistol is not held positively, the slide may not completely extract the spent case, and load the next round. I'm not good at explanation, maybe someone else here can elaborate. Basically, if someone isn't holding it right (firmly), then it won't go into battery.
Have someone take a photo of your grip on the pistol, in the stance you naturally snap into before you shoot.
Limp wristing is the result of you the shooter absorbing the greater majority of recoil energy and thus depriving the recoil operation of the firearm the full energy required to operate.
In simple talk. Your wrist is not being "locked up" when firing, the gun generally flops about after firing. This loose grip robs the recoil energy produced by the round being fired. That energy is required for the slide to cycle properly.
Were there any other shooters using the pistol. If so, were they experiencing the same problem? Is the gun and/or magazine(s) new or old?
22.5
ETA I really really really hope you weren't firing like the guy in your avatar.... Please tell us you weren't shooting like a gangster.
Frens,
Nice holster, and a nice lookin Shemagh as well. Glock 21? Just a guess based on the size of the grip.