File it, sand it down and try it on a lead sled with a string! You never know until you try! I'd do it in something that wasn't valuable, though, for sure. There was one time I accidentally slung a whole box of (hard to come by) 7.5 Swiss off of my toolbox, and into the mud, in the rain, at dawn. I found the mess I'd made when I came home at dusk, underwater and half buried. Every one of them still went bang.
No, just one regular mag. With vickers floor plate. Interesting design.
Yeah, we're not at that point yet....
Good to hear. My father in law has a p-32 were waiting on,, still.. 3 years now. How do you like that sight?? Did you just replace the rear and left the front stock. (Height)
Here. Dosent seem to be over sized.
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Yeah just the back... JJ replaced it for me. Hopefully get it back if the scroatbag court case goes next month but knowing the system, it will probably be continued over and over again while the scroat roams free to commit more crimes!!!
What brand was it?, thanks
It's the internet, it's forever now. BTW see ya got that 21 on the chopping block, nice weapon.
I used a ring on a Glock rear sight for a little while. Aquire the front sight, then it's eyes wide open and scanning, just like any other sights... but can not let yourself settle into muscle memory with your subconscious thinking "peep sight" and then subconsciously closing one eye. Tunnel vision can kill you. I caught myself slipping into peep sight mode enough to where I quit carrying it, and then I got rid of those sights. The only good thing about it was the glow in the dark dots on both sides of the ring
In case of a jam, yep. But I heard from one shooter here on the forum last year that his Vickers baseplates were coming off when they weren't supposed to be, and he quit using them in his carry gun. I traded away all my Vickers baseplates just because of that. It's just not worth the chance. People buy them to help in case there's a jam and gotta rip a mag out, but then there's more of a chance of you losing all of your ammo out the bottom of your gun, at any moment, including at the worst possible moment. I got much more peace of mind getting rid of them than I had in using them.
