Once considered a compact pistol option, the Sig P239 understandably has many faithful followers. It remains an well-proven design. That’s because the P239 shares many of the excellent characteristics of its larger stablemates like the P225, P228, and P226. Expect excellent accuracy, a fine single action trigger (once transitioned from DA in firing), great sights, lots of accessory options, superb reliability, excellent fit and finish, and the ability to do quick follow up shots. This speed in firing is partially due to the substantial 29.5 oz weight. That’s a lot for a gun that just provides 8+1 rounds of firepower. Moreover the carry package is no longer competitive in the compact category, given today’s more size-efficient competitors like the Kahr PM9/40 or Kel-Tec PF-9. Those guns offer similar firepower with substantially less weight and bulk. So don’t expect the P239 to function in the officers backup role really; its just too heavy and bulky. However as a primary CCW or off-duty gun the P239 will excel when paired with a well-designed holster (shoulder or IWB preferred). Many fans have found that the additional bulk and weight is a good thing and enhance the outstanding shootability of the P239. Ergos on the gun, like most Sigs, are excellent and many female shooters will love the smaller grip circumference (and lessened recoil compared to other polymer guns). Add in a super simple takedown and high retained resale values and the attraction to the P239, even today …
❤ POMEGRANATE JUICE with Orange Juice & Watermelon Fruit Juice ❤ * I ngredients * — 1 Seedless Watermelon (personal sized) Leave the peel ON, if organic! — 2 Oranges — 1 Pomegranate (seeds from) * P reparation * — 1) To seed the pomegranate, first score it with a knife & break it open. Next, separate the seeds (which are really seed casings called “arils”) from the peel & pulp membranes. Hint: if you do this in a bowl of water, then the seeds will sink, while the pulp will float! — 2) Slice the watermelon into large chunks that will still be able to fit through your juicer (leaving the peel ON if organic!), and slice the peel off of the oranges, but do leave a good amount of pith behind as there are a lot of nutrients in it. — 3) Then, simply run all 3 of these ingredients through your Breville juicer, or whatever the best juicer is for you. JUICER.life-regenerator.com — 4) Add ice if desired, and enjoy! * I nspiration * — Krista & I are dedicating this video to crosspecans, aka Susan in Texas! She needed help in explaining to her husband exactly WHY juicing is so important & as this is a good topic for ALL of us, then what could be better than making another vid?