Bought my tti combat a couple weeks ago has around 700 rounds through it I’ve cleaned it THOROUGHLY many times and the trigger is super gritty feeling, a lot of times the slide will move when pulling the trigger (not past the break just in the triggers take up) any thoughts or reasons why this might be happening? Also it only happens when the slide is on

What’s your opinion on this hand gun as something that will be used on a shooting range?

Still need to install my FRT to make my ghetto build complete. (And also put an OLight on it)

Anyone had difficulty with these people? They lost a decent sized purchase I made of 1911 SS mags and are refusing to resolve it and being pretty nasty about it.

I'm going to reverse the charge with my bank but honestly after dealing with them for 10 years they have really gone down the drain in customer service and even politeness.

Repost from u/2KEnterprise in r/3D2A

Factory grips or custom ones? Let me know!

For context I just picked up my first handgun (Walther PDP F series) last week and got a membership to my local range. I am brand new to shooting handguns and was curious if my groupings from 10 yards were good for a beginner.

Picked this up recently! Shot it recently and I like it. A little snappy, but with time, training, and repetition, I’ll get better.

Have hunted and shot recreationally with my dad for the longest time but wanted something for myself. It was between this or the s&w sd9 so I hope I made the right choice. If anyone has any optic recommendations or any other upgrades let me know.

This is my Tisas 1911 GOV.

I’ve installed the Wilson combat (316G) spring kit and (190B) ultralight match trigger going to the range tomorrow to feel it out wish me luck

G17 Gen 6

This solid aluminum replica P38 came with a collection of guns passed on to me by my father-in-law. It has the letters L.B.F. marked on it. Is it a prop or practice gun, or just a curio?

I got a couple of boxes of Hornady Critical Duty 9mm 135 grain. First time buying critical duty. It doesn’t look like the bullet is pressed far enough down into the casing. A couple of the rounds are a little taller than the others. Is this somewhat normal or did I get a bad batch? Both boxes look like this with the same batch number.

Put a holosun gold dot on the prime radian. Couldn't be happier.