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  • Passive insult toward the MK at the range

    I never ever ever go to indoor ranges but decided to shoot at one near the office today. I shot 100 through the SW99c and 100 through the MK9. The barkingbitch held her own against the slightly larger 99c and grouped quite respectively.

    While I was shooting another guy was shooting a Sigma he had just bought. He was having and awful time getting it on the paper and he had quite a few failures to feed or eject. When he finished he walked by and stopped to watch me shoot 3 mags. He said "nice job on that last target, what are you shooting?"

    I showed him the MK9 and he said "huh, never heard of em. Oh well, as long as it sends the lead in the general direction of the bad guy it should be fine huh?" "you ought to pick up one of these Smiths while they have them on sale." then he bid me ado and left.

    What the hell was that? Dude just totally rained on my parade and made the Kahr out to be some $2 hooker. And topped it off with a Sigma reference... Ass
    Last edited by frank_drebin; 03-16-2012, 10:55 AM.
    ..... I carry a small gun to compensate for my huge pecker.

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    Two wongs don't make a right. Sigma, one of Smiths few dismal failures.
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    • #3
      Just between us...

      Hey drebin, what happens at the range stays at the range! We agreed afterwards when we met at the pub that that incident would just stay between us boys. No need to air dirty laundry on the internet forum we call home!!

      All kidding aside, my guess is that the fellow realized he could barely keep the Sigma on paper and was having issues galore, and was making small talk with you trying to ascertain if you were aware of how well he was doing over in lane 4. Cruise over, watch a few mags in lane 2, make small talk chit chat, leave with tail firmly planted you know where.
      "I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend."
      (J.R.R.Tolkien, The Two Towers)

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      • #4
        To hell with that dude, I still won't buy any S&W product made after the mid 90's when they caved in and kissed Clinton's behind. And after all the trouble with his Sigma. he recommends you buy one? I have laughed in his face, and said something like well you obviously don't know much about fine firearms, and fired off a mag out of of the MK9, hopefully putting a good group together, before he could say anything.
        Tom
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        • #5
          ...and he said "huh, never heard of em. Oh well, as long as it sends the lead in the general direction of the bad guy it should be fine huh?" "you ought to pick up one of these Smiths while they have them on sale."
          Those who can, do... those who can't, teach. He probably has tenure somewhere.
          Judging by today's left wing, looks like Senator Joe McCarthy was right after all.

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          • #6
            Sorry guys .....
            I love my PM9 and carry it more than any other gun -- well, I only have two that I carry, the PM9 and a Springfield Micro Compact GI.45. But the PM9 is almost always the gun I carry.

            However: I love my Sigma. It does take some getting used to, but once you're used to it you're putting 15 rounds down range at a time, and it eats everything I put into it. That gun, with now almost 2500 rounds throug it, has never one time failed to feed, failed to eject, or failed to fire. No matter what ammo, no matter where I'm shooting, it has not failed one time. I swore at it for the first 500 rounds or so, thinking there was no way anyone could shoot this gun straight, but once I understood the trigger on it there was no turning back.

            Especially for the money. $260.00 for a 15 round 9mm that shoots everything, and right now as I type is in a Crossbreed Oahu holster velcroed up under my desk, about 18 inches from where I'm sitting. This is my office protection gun, and it perfectly compliments that PM9 that's in the small of my back right now.

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            • #7
              Just to be clear bigmacque, I have nothing against the Sigma and never once said anything derogatory about his gun. He was struggling with it but it was a .40 and, judging by how much it was flipping up in the air, he was really limp wristing the heck out of it.
              ..... I carry a small gun to compensate for my huge pecker.

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              • #8
                Frank ol` buddy,you pretty much nailed it with the last word of your original post.Along with the fact that the guy obviously had no idea what he was talking about when it came to Kahr handguns.
                In the area in which I now reside,when I`m placed in a group of four or five guys,I`m known as "the smart one".God help me.

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                • #9
                  Look, I have an SD40 (can't stand the 9mm but that's me), it shoots well, and I have had zero failures with it (yes it's brand new and shiny, no clinton locks or any such). It will take Sigma parts and accessories shoots damn well. Now, would I try to foist one on some one who was doing better than I was at the range, no, but then again, I know how to shoot, and have no problem with 40. I also take a bunch of crap when I have one of my Taurus' with me or anything that is not Glock or Colt. Some people just don't got it, my stuff works for me, and that's fine, if his works for him or yours for you etc., then that's great. I won't knock any of it because your choice isn't mine.
                  If you want to carry a 9, good on you. I think that putz had not a clue how to shoot, but wanted you to think he might. Some people are just stupid, and that is one thing that you just can't fix. I also will not take a bunch of crap just because some one thinks they know better than I do, or want to impose themselves and their choices on me. That being said, I seldom do much about it anymore, just because they ain't worth getting worked up over.
                  Last edited by jlottmc; 08-02-2011, 06:43 AM. Reason: forgot to add
                  Attitude: it takes 43 muscles to frown, 17 to smile...and 3 for proper trigger squeeze.

                  The olive branch is considered a symbol of peace, and good will. Last time I checked, it's still a switch.

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                  • #10
                    I agree with Mikeykahr, the guy was probably just trying to mend his busted ego after not been able to get on paper and having FTFs and FTEs.
                    Don't pay any mind to the guy frank_drebin, like you said just another ass.
                    Why is it that every time there is a shooting spree they want to take the guns away from the people that didn't do it? :59:

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by jlottmc View Post
                      Look, I have an SD40 (can't stand the 9mm but that's me), it shoots well, and I have had zero failures with it (yes it's brand new and shiny, no clinton locks or any such). It will take Sigma parts and accessories shoots damn well. Now, would I try to foist one on some one who was doing better than I was at the range, no, but then again, I know how to shoot, and have no problem with 40. I also take a bunch of crap when I have one of my Taurus' with me or anything that is not Glock or Colt. Some people just don't got it, my stuff works for me, and that's fine, if his works for him or yours for you etc., then that's great. I won't knock any of it because your choice isn't mine.
                      If you want to carry a 9, good on you. I think that putz had not a clue how to shoot, but wanted you to think he might. Some people are just stupid, and that is one thing that you just can't fix.
                      Why do folks give you crap about having a Taurus?I have a couple of buddies who have them and I`ve never heard them say anything bad about them.I don`t own one so I can`t really say anything good or bad but I`ve really never heard a lot about them.
                      In the area in which I now reside,when I`m placed in a group of four or five guys,I`m known as "the smart one".God help me.

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                      • #12
                        I agree with you guys, I really do. Basically the guy was a jerk who really doesn't know any better (what? guys like that show up at GUN RANGES???)

                        You said it wll jlott .... what works for you works for you. That's why I carry a Kahr!

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                        • #13
                          you know there are some people out there that there elevators dont go to the top floor. I am willing to bet he might be one.

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                          • #14
                            To answer that Diet. Taurus has had some image problems over the years. Their fit and finish isn't as refined as other makers, and quite frankly the Millennium series and it's teething problems really didn't help. Because of the price point and that, I have heard things like it's the bic lighter of the gun world, to some one wouldn't be caught dead with one. I have a friend that just happens to carry one off duty, and used to carry it as a back up on duty as well. Thing is, after SWAT school, some of those guys gave him crap about it, he said the same kinds of things I said above. These days I just out shoot the detractors and maybe bring a little shame to them as well. They usually get quiet after that.
                            Attitude: it takes 43 muscles to frown, 17 to smile...and 3 for proper trigger squeeze.

                            The olive branch is considered a symbol of peace, and good will. Last time I checked, it's still a switch.

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                            • #15
                              I had a Sigma (most recent gen). It never gave me a single problem through the thousand or so rounds I fired except for one stove pipe. I was looking for something different though and recently sold it so I could buy a sr9c. My main issue was my small hands couldn't get a comfy grip on it. Oh well. I never talk smack about another man's pistol. That is like trying to compare size while standing at the urinal...
                              If it's a penny for your thoughts and you offer me your two cents, what happens to the other penny? Taxes, the democrats tax everything!!

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