So my primary reason for developing my concealed carry pistol spreadsheet was to help me determine what hardware to eventually carry when I decided to do so. However, I am not an entirely greedy man, and figured I may as well share all of that information with the world, especially since it was a little difficult to dig up and consolidate – or at least time consuming to do so.
Thankfully, the administrator of mouseguns.com graciously linked to the spreadsheet on his site. Granted, only some of the firearms on the spreadsheet could be qualified as “mouse guns”, and I only touch on a very few of the “real” “mouse guns” out there, but I still thank him for his link. More information from which people can make educated decisions is almost never a bad thing.
If you want the width and loaded weight of the Springfield Micro-compact 1911 I can get that for you.
See, that is what I am trying to avoid
. Though, that said, the EMP is something of a marvel of engineering… I heard the shortened barrel was causing cycling problems, though – any truth to that?
The EMP is a marvel.
Mine had a few problems on the first hundred rounds or so, going back into battery fully.
I cleaned it well and went back out there and ran it a little more wet, and those problems disappeared.
Now that it’s broken in, I don’t need to run quite as wet, and it has been utterly dependable. I have over 500 rounds through it, and that little pistol can certainly shoot way better than I can.
If you have any questions at all on the EMP, let me know, I’ll be happy to respond!
craytonc *at* gmail *dot* com
Take care!
Chad
Standby for the email… Kind of curious about tthe grip length and all.
I also experienced a few jams early on that turned out to be related to lack of lubrication. Once that was remedied, I have only found issues when I get tired and start limpwristing when I am shooting. Same thing happens when I wield a full sized model…
I might look into one, then… The cost of the Walther is looking like an issue, though, so God help me with an EMP.