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I think you're right about her finger resting low on the trigger. It's just that she can't stage the effect.

I know Rich prescribed this fix for the LCP way back in the EPF days. The RICHGCOOP LC9 Trigger Fix should be made into an LC9 sticky. I did the dry fire drill last night, starting with the first play of Browns preseason game. I pulled the trigger, rotating between the first two fingers of...

Always like hearing good news Ray. Couldn't be happier for you.

Inexpensive. May do exactly what's needed. Why not?

Food for thought... My LC9 with a rough trigger is a 320- series. My wife's is a 321- series. That trigger's better, but it still bites her finger. Can't win. I don't want to start a new thread, but what series is yours and does it follow suit?

Not to open another can of worms, but the triggers on my two stock LC9's are different. The newer one is fairly smooth with "less" worry about the muscular action of your finger pushing you off your intended target. The older one pushes even with concentrated effort. Ruger must have a...

At this point, I have to be pragmatic about my 2 LC9's. I do like mine, but can't endorse that anyone purchase one without a range test first. Go in with your eyes open and decide up front if the good things that are the LC9 overpower the trigger as it is. I do not feel this way about the...

My SR9c is sweet shootin'. That ammo argument makes some sense.

This might the a chicken or the egg analogy... A well placed raffle with newbies included may help stimulate membership. Funny how people find out there's the possibility of winning something. I for one wouldn't need to win it in a set amount of time rather than wait till we have a set...

Yeah, it's MidwayUSA. Thankfully. Anticipation: I really wasn't looking forward to the search and finding CS phone numbers, sitting on the phone with bad background music playing, taking the third degree on why the dang thing started crackling after 9 months, and then finding out it's already...

Business as usual. ;D

Midway made it easy. They have a 90 day return policy, but with a phone call, it was stretched to 9 months for this exchange. None of the anticipated hassles. The defective earmuffs got sent back today. That's customer service!

My Christmas present Caldwell electronic earmuffs gave up after just 7 months of use. They are producing ear shattering feedback regardless of volume. Replacement batteries had no impact. If I remember, more than a few of us bought these things from MidwayUSA at roughly the same time. Just...

Taking the the grandkids shooting. What a concept! 8) Wait... no grandkids. OK, the kids drop their licenses at the range. Step one is complete at least. It's still close to 75% .22 action when we go.

It's always good to reinforce things you should know.

I bought and turned an old Ruger 10/22 when my older son didn't want it. The day after selling it, I saw it could have been used for a sweet 10/22 to P90 conversion. Woulda been a great little project. Dang! :(

Now for those trial rounds down range... it may not be a Kahr, but that's OK.

I think anything over that VACUUM CLEANER! She does shoot enough to see value in your suggestion though. I think. :-\

:D CHEAPER, a Gun and a Vacuum Cleaner in the same sentence. Kudos! That takes some definite katschke's! I'm not quite into looking for my next wife... quite yet anyway! :-*

Not quite yet. The odds are 2 to 1 in her favor... Currently a 6 to 3 vote. ;D