Originally Posted By ken_mays:


I'm going to sort of go ahead and disagree with you there.  I got a lot of stovepipes and bolt-over-base malfs with minor power factor 9mm until I went to a larger powder charge (about 145 PF).   The TP9SFX could greatly benefit from the lighter recoil spring (available on the aftermarket) if you are a competitor who reloads.

Originally Posted By HendersonDefense:






We do both. Title I weapons are either sold off to other dealers or logged out of the A&D records as "destroyed" with a single cut of the receiver. Title II firearms are either saved for reference or the receiver is destroyed in a manner that even ATF wouldn't require. My concern is that somebody would try and reweld the receiver and it would come back on our license as a lost or stolen weapon that we didn't report. I take pictures of the destroyed receiver and then send a notification letter to the NFA Branch to update the Registry that the weapons are now destroyed. Pictures or proof of destruction is not required by ATF but we keep records in the event somebody were to clone a serial number of ours that has been destroyed so we can provide proof that we did our part.



V/R

Ron

Originally Posted By HendersonDefense:

We do have a Galil ACE on the line but it doesn't get much use. I have to come up with some new packages so it gets used more often.

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Ron M Cheney

Originally Posted By italianstallion95:


How are the P320s and P365s holding up, since they are national best sellers, they must be getting the snot shot out of them at the rental counter.

Originally Posted By AK-12:


The FNX/FNPs are that way, I think the Steyr M pistols are; not sure about M&Ps

Originally Posted By OverScoped:
Dude last Posted a year ago.

Originally Posted By wiss87:
This has been such a great thread to read through. Thank you Ron!!

Would love some updates on the 320’s, Gen 5 Glocks, HK pistols and caniks

Originally Posted By HendersonDefense:


After visiting the Sig factory this past week, I definitely want to put some 320's on the line and see how they hold up.

I was able to take a tour throughout the factory and was AMAZED at how things are done there. The new facility is huge and looks more like a sterile aerospace lab than a firearms manufacturing facility. The CEO brought us into his office to show their latest offerings and why it's so much better than the old "West German" made Sig's that I always thought were better. After seeing what the old plant looked like in West Germany as compared to how things are made in their new facility.. there is NO way that the older German stuff could be better. We saw production from beginning to end during a regular work day and the amount of quality control put into each product with so many people verifying and testing is amazing.

We also had a chance to visit the Sig Sauer Academy and though I can't go into specifics, they had ELITE agencies training there. We couldn't take pictures of what they were in, how they arrived (amazing) or what weapons they were using but needless to say I was just blown away by what I saw. We will definitely start running some 320's and MCX's along side our MPX full-autos (which run like champs) and provide some insight into them.

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Ron

Originally Posted By 2tired2run:



Well in his defense the manufacturing can be modern and well done it just means the design flaws are more consistently produced