When it snows and freezes my VW Jetta door locks freeze up. You can't get the key all the way in the drivers' door but can get it in the passenger door, but then you can't turn the key. I have a heated key lock thing but that doesn't help since it doesn't thaw deep enough to enable turning. Is there some way to keep the locks from freezing? Would it help to try spraying a lubricant like WD40 before a freeze? Would this harm my locks ability to function on a normal basis? Also, would this harm my alarm?
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It depends on the person. I'd probably pull the alarm and run. I can't see why I'd stop to talk to myself on the way.
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Yeah there is no need to practice with a M9 or its civilian model. A pistol is a pistol. My 1911 has almost the exact same qualities as my USP. The only difference is single action vs double action. I would suggest against owning a M9 or a 92. Just me but I don't like 9mm and believe that the safety shouldn't be on the slide. If you do want a small (9mm is small) round then go to a gun store and try a few out. Lots of quality ones out there! See what fits in your hand and what you like the feel of. Don't get too wrapped up on if it translates into your pistol qual. It will. The fundamentals of shooting are fundamental for ALL shooting. If you are too concerned just make sure it is a double action. The pistol qual is a joke. I haven't even seen someone not get expert. The kick is almost nothing (that is why they phased out the .45 Too rough for some) and the sights are easy to line up in a hurry. The night shooting can be tricky because there are no night sights on them (or atleast on mine) but even there it is all short range.
