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Anyway... thought this animation showing the problem was interesting:
Can you translate what is going wrong in the animation?
I think the idea is that the slightest pressure on the trigger moves/disengages the safety lock.
#1: The proportions are all wrong. This is what a blind gunsmith from the Kuiber Pass made after holding a 1911 once.
This looks like a part in a 1960's USSR floor polishing machine that connects the vacuum hose to the motor. No thanks.
Looks much better from this side and with a nice wooden handle like that. One so far!
The controls for "Opps I have fallen and I can't get up" crowd. Comes with a free big button TV remote that lights up at night. This one doesn't count, but gets an honorable mention for its misenscene.
I said I like one of them!Worst troll account ever.
Well it deff looks like a communist gun to me. Sorry to all the Sig lovers here. At least you're not gay for sig.View attachment 938230
Sig P22X series was peak Sig. I used to carry a P225A1 for a long time while in MA. Love a full grip pistol designed for communist rules capacity.
Yea, the commies runed many things.Swiss = commies?
Good LORD. Hey, it looks better to me than any of those Sigs. Would you suck on that mag well like a binky?Yeah I would reach for the HK every time now. Too bad Sig didn't care for lefties.
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This looks like a part in a 1960's USSR floor polishing machine that connects the vacuum hose to the motor. No thanks.
It looks like an electric drill from the 1940s.From the perspective of an engineer, this is easily one of the prettiest guns ever made IMO. This is what happens when form follows function. Fits like a custom glove, and my most accurate pistol second only to my Derr 1911. And it was $400.
Handled one of them at a shop. The Sig 2022 frame plastic just felt... toyish? Not dense and textured like Glock, HK, or even on the level of FN. Maybe their later polymer pistols are better.From the perspective of an engineer, this is easily one of the prettiest guns ever made IMO. This is what happens when form follows function. Fits like a custom glove, and my most accurate pistol second only to my Derr 1911. And it was $400.
Handled one of them at a shop. The Sig 2022 frame plastic just felt... toyish? Not dense and textured like Glock, HK, or even on the level of FN. Maybe their later polymer pistols are better.
cap lol