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Fangs wrote:

usa1 wrote:

dicion wrote: Although, on the failure issue... it's yet another reason to carry L&L. Can't Have a FTF on your first round if it's already chambered
You'll at least get 1 shot off.

my thoughts exactly

"click"

^ that bullet hates you and didn't fire when struck. Now what?

nothing is foolproof....
......good thing my gun has "second strike capability"...
..........if it still doesnt go bang, thats when i ruuuunnnnnnnn ..or re-rack it if time permits

dicion wrote: Although, on the failure issue... it's yet another reason to carry L&L. Can't Have a FTF on your first round if it's already chambered
You'll at least get 1 shot off.

my thoughts exactly

something very important to remember....any gun can malfunction any time
knowing what to do when this happens can be the difference between life and death.

well i've got 4 or 5 hundred rounds through mine so far with no problems. i think it is very important to hit the range regularly to make sure every thing stays in good working order. hopefully any problems that may start to show themselves will occur during practice time.
question - is it true that most problems happen during the " breaking in period " ? or do they happen down the road as a result of heavy use ? i guess it depends on the particular gun in question.