Old July 9, 2005, 03:11 PM. Bernadette Brady Predictive Astrology Pdf Books more. Senior Member. Join Date: June 10, 2005. Hack Rcon Password Sof2 Servers on this page. Location: Northern by birth, Southern by choice. Posts: 1,712.

Lest we forget that is the point—despite the gun’s intrinsic appeal as a ballistic bauble. On the hitting stuff front, the.380 caliber P238 is good to go. Wayne from was kind enough to let me watch him break his mini-SIG’s cherry. (I know that sounds kinky, but watching Wayne shoot a gun as it’s meant to be shot is a thrilling experience for any gun nut. Гдз По Геометрии 8 Класс Мерзляк Полонский Якір Поглиблене Вивчення. ) At first, Wayne pronounced, “that’s not a bad group.” After I stopped making the above video, he proceeded to put all the bullets in the little circle. My local gunsmith had an almost brand new Smith & Wesson Airweight for sale. “What was wrong with it?” I asked. “Nothing,” he replied.

“Why’s the owner selling it?” “He shot it.” There are no such recoil-related problems with the SIG SAUER P238. While shooting the best-selling Ruger LCP is about as painful as an extremely vigorous high five, the more expensive SIG is one of the softest-shooting smallest.380 pistols made. The all-metal pocket rocket shoots as easily an all-stainless.38 revolver, with a “bonus” seventh round (if you keep an extra one in the pipe). The SIG SAUER P238’s relatively gentle recoil makes it an extremely accurate little jewel and, well, fun. A P238 owner’s unlikely to treat his or her weapon like your average mouse gun (stick it in a secret cage and only pull it out when your life depends on it). The P238 is a range toy in the best sense of that term: a gun you’ll play with to the point where shooting it well will become second nature.

And that means the gun may do you some good should you ever need to use it in a self-defense situation. IF you remember to switch off the safety. We’ve been here before,.

The SIG SAUER’s frame-mounted safety is not what I want from a combat gun. As I explained before, if your defensive gun has a frame-mounted safety, you have to train yourself to use it EVERY TIME you shoot. Between strings. The average shooter won’t think/know/remember to switch the safety on and off during practice (as demonstrated by a Walther.22 owner last night). They’ll only use the SIG’s safety when they’re done at the range, for holstering. When push comes to shove they may forget to switch the safety off. In terms of size, shape, positioning and auditory feedback, the current SIG P238’s safety is an excellent design—considering that an over-sized switch would catch on clothing.