Unfortunately this is serious for Glock. More than likely Mediation or total loss of suit will result in an engineering change at the very least. Could be worse as the Rand D trail for Glock may be a cloudy one especially if they chose not to change the production when advised.
The Ford Pinto...
As written, does the bill include exemptions from suit for irresponsible engineering or manufacturing of firearms that hurt, mame or kill their users for making unsafe or faulty equipment?
For instance the many class actions that have been lost by Remington, Ruger, Colt etc?
Hoping INGO legal...
There are some better than others. However, compromising your finish of your firearm should not be the first consideration. If you want a pristine gun to carry…don’t carry it.
Most husband and wife teams are competitive, whether they realize it or not.
When I have the wife alone as a student, we eliminate the fear and turn it into fun. Always.
I try not to have the pair together as the rivalry bleeds out into the bay. Also, he is usually the one who misguided her...
The first reason to clean brass is dignity.
The second reason is to reduce dirt and carbon from your dies. Especially high volume shooters.
The third reason is it is a good time to inspect your brass for gremlins. Split cases wrong caliber bad primer pockets and unreloadable flash holes...
Yep. Almost every day and always at a match, I see the tweaked guns go down. FO, CO, Iron sights, scopes etc all need maintenance. Of course, one has to be aware of their equipment. Before you holster is the time to go over any out of place equipment. Unfit slide stop, proper haptic response...
The levergun is classic. Actually shooting them is classicer. Many rag authors over the years have written that levers are cumbersome and inaccurate, usually bolt target rifle scribes. I’ve been proving them wrong for over 50 years.
I have been blessed to really wring out the levergun line up...