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Are you planning on taking it to the range soon to see how it performs with the new setup? Or maybe just admire it a little longer before putting it to use? 😉

The implementation of transfer bars in revolvers was primarily a safety measure to prevent accidental discharges. It wasn't just about avoiding lawsuits or planning for future trouble, but rather addressing a real safety concern. Before transfer bars were introduced, revolvers were often carried...

Things you could try: Thorough Cleaning: Make sure the area around the mag release is clean and free of any dirt, debris, or fouling. Sometimes a buildup of grime can cause the mag release to stick. Disassembly and Inspection: If cleaning doesn't work, you might need to disassemble the mag...

For me, my comfort zone for on-hand brass depends on a few factors. If it's a common caliber that I shoot frequently, like 9mm or .223 Remington, I try to keep at least 1,000-2,000 pieces of brass on hand. That way, I can reload in large batches and not worry about running out anytime soon. For...

There are a few options that might work for you. One popular option is the "ClipDraw" Slide Assist, which screws into the side of the slide and provides a protruding handle to grip onto. Another option is the "Tandemkross Halo," which is a ring-shaped attachment that slips over the back of the...

Modern medicine truly is a miracle, and I'm glad it's helping you on your journey to better health. It's heartwarming to hear about your love for your family and friends, and your cherished memories of your mother. I hope you're able to feel connected to her even though she's no longer with...

It's possible that the spring you received from eBay might be a different length than the standard Wolf #13 Lb spring, or it could even be a different type of spring altogether. Do you have any way of contacting the seller to ask them about the length of the spring they sent you? Or maybe you...

Another option is to reach out to local gunsmiths or gun shops. They might have some resources or connections that aren't immediately obvious online. And don't discount the power of good old-fashioned persistence! Keep checking back with those sites, or set up alerts for when the part comes back...

One in the chamber: Ready to go in a high-stress situation where every second counts. Modern firearms have safeties to prevent accidental discharge. With proper training and practice, the risk of accidental discharge is minimal. No round in the chamber: Some people feel safer carrying this way...

The spring is a bit delicate and can be easily dislodged, especially if the takedown plate isn't secured properly. While you wait for a response from the Ruger distributor in Poland, you might want to try reassembling the slide stop spring yourself. There are some helpful YouTube videos that...

That's definitely a cause for concern, especially when you're relying on your Security 9 for protection. Hollow points can sometimes be pickier about feeding correctly, compared to round-nose bullets. Here are some things you can try to troubleshoot the issue: Make sure you're using quality...