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It's time to renew my policy. I'm still with whatever Eastern Insurance turned into - currently Gallagher Risk Management. Who are you guys using if different?

@simply_haram welcome and make yourself at home.

This really is the island of misfit toys. We won't whack threads when you ask 'is this real German HK or a knock off'. We won't chastise anybody for miss-spelling Benelli. And there won't be a situation where we have to run interference for a vendor just because they pay us money. Oh, and the...

First of all - welcome to the forum. Can you shed some light on the two different recoil spring guides shown in the pic?

That's just internet heresay - don't fix what ain't broken. Have some on hand though.

I've never seen an official guideline, but consensus is 100,000 rounds on the barrel, 20,000 rounds on the recoil spring and 1000 rounds on the extractor spring. Your mileage may vary, let us know how it goes :)

French dip tonight

Wish I had a USP Compact in .357, but not for what a used one is going for these days. Check out https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1106451455 There is a P2000SK in .357 for sale on my local gun board for $950 right now, if it was the P2000 - I'd be all over it. ETA For posterity

I'm gonna steel one of those from my CPA's office next week and give it a try. You're probably right.

@MMissile Damn, I need to send you a belated birthday gift. That money clip is just sad.

Against my better judgement, I picked up a CC9 to try. Anybody ankle holster this thing yet? Kind of not kidding.

Interesting article I came across this evening. My dad joined the Navy at age 16 at the end of WWII https://city-countyobserver.com/veterans-day-the-youngest-person-to-serve-in-wwii/

Respectfully, the PTR's listed on Gunbroker that actually sell are in the $1000 area. The ones listed for $1600 and $1700 just end and are then relisted over and over. Honestly, it's not a great market for the legacy roller-delayed rifles right now unless it's an HK53 clone. Just my .02

@cwapp1967 Welcome to the forum. It's tough to get a value. Who rolled the flat, welded up the trunnion and pressed the barrel? @Ghilliebear has one on his site listed for $1800. So without a well-known builder name behind it, I'm guessing $1000 to the right buyer ......... maybe.

Now down to $689.99

Of course it was faulty ammo. But if the CC9 can't handle an overcharge like most other handguns, then I'll stick with my HK hammer fired guns. Obviously the jury is still out on this 'potential' problem.

It appears interest in the CC9 at $150 over MSRP is waning. Either that or the potential for the firing pin to exit rearward through the plastic backplate into ones face during a kaboom is giving some pause.

https://www.bluemountainsupplyllc.com/heckler-koch-cc9-9mm-pistol-optics-ready.html?referer=mailid%3A240&emailmkt=robert%2Eferkel%40enterprise%2Dcomputer%2Ecom

Bump - price reduction