#Smith and wesson 915 magazine disconnremoval series#

S&W is slowly shutting down parts for the Whole series of all third gen guns.especially springs. I bought my 4 'slide CHP P.D Trade in from buds discount guns Auction.

The Gun Mag Warehouse dot com has 59-69 series 9-45-S&W mags.I have torn my down and have bought extra parts from S&W. I just Use muscle memory the beauty of this gun is safety off with a flick of my thumb when you see danger while holstered,finger off the trigger, while drawing.,in this well designed gun. My Colts S&W and SIG's do me fine.This baby is a heir loom and I have an Armorer DVD for this Pistol as well as KZhome for my Son. I use my Guns like I dress for an Occasion. I am a SIGSAUER believer,but S&W is in my Collections. The KZhomer society is Great to find out what Americans think. I would prefer the other way around, but it seems only the XDs 4.0 is pandering to this market. It's interesting that the SSV variant is essentially the Glock 19X of its day with a long grip and short slide. Since I shoot a lot and I shoot a wide variety of guns, I have to avoid pandering to stupid idiosyncrasies and I tend to hate things like loaded chamber indicators, mag disconnects, decockers, etc. The best way to cock the hammer is with the slide or trigger (on a DA gun). I've learned not to do so on the 1911 and a few other hammer-fired guns I have as well. As for the variant and the hammer, I don't thumb-cock the hammer anyway.

My philosophy is that if you don't understand how it's done by an explanation, then a demonstration is probably just going to make things worse. For most people, I would be doing a disservice if I went play-by-play.

Mostly because I don't have lighting, room, or patience at my workbench, but also because this isn't a how-to video so much as a 'how it's done' video. I do this (and much of my gunsmithing) off-camera. The hardest part of the task is to get that rear sight out.