Southeast Armory

surprised me with their CSX-E. Normally only polymer frame Smiths and a J frame or two appear in our inventory. But when I first encountered a CSX-E, I was intrigued.

It feels good in the hand and points naturally. The thumb safety could be a bit wider, but it’s in the right place and easy to sweep off on the draw especially if you’ve spent any amount of time with a 1911. It points neutral/natural making the sights align almost on their own.

The SA trigger pull is short and breaks on the heavy side, but is improving the more rounds I put through it.

Recoil is softer than other guns in this size category, and also the slide is easier to rack than a lot of pistols. It comes with a variety of interchangeable backstraps to achieve the ideal fit, as well as 3x mags holding 12x 15, and 17 rounds respectively. Shown with 12 rounder seated, and 17 rounder in the mag holder.

My only gripes with the CSX-E are that you lose the rear sight if you mount an optic (I shoot this well enough with irons and I want to keep it small, so I probably won’t put an optic on it); I wish the thumb safety were a hair wider for more positive disengagement at speed; and I wish the trigger break was lighter and cleaner. Other than that, I think it’s a pretty dynamite little carry piece.

There don’t seem to be many holster options out there for it, but has it covered.

…you dropped something…

Sorry for the lack of content here lately. If you don’t follow our Instagram pages, please do because we post content there more often. One bit of news you may have missed is that we have G43X COAs i n st0 ck. They’re ava1 liable unmodified, and with Boresight Solutions Duty Series packages. The Duty Series ones have been going as fast as Boresight finishes them, so if you want to claim one before it’s finished and maybe save yourself some turnaround time, give us a call.

This one that’s headed out today got a Level 2 reduction, Apex trigger kit, and Shield mags.

“Is your visit for business or pleasure?”

Yes.

Think tank time! What suppressor would you put on this 5.45 SBR? Ideally something that looks retro and appropriate to the platform. I have a Dead Air Wolverine on my M92 Krink in 7.62, but IMO that’s too big for this lil cyka. Low back pressure would be nice, as AKs tend to be over gassed. But that’s not a requirement. So help a brotha out, because this one needs a muffler ASAP. 🙏🏻

Vice Vibe.

Pocket Dump! What’s your ?

I don’t want to jinx it, but I’m shocked at how fast NFA forms are being approved I’d imagine most people in the industry are as well, as are customers who expected the worst when the NFA tax went away on 1/1. We’ve been averaging 3 day form 4 approvals, and I just got this one back for a client in 14 hours.

“I wanted a mission. And for my sins, they gave me one.”

is now stocking the lightweight, budget-friendly, and exceptionally quiet Silent Partner .22 cans from our friends at .

And if you haven’t seen S&W’s sweet lil rimfires, they’re great suppressor hosts.

Stop by Southeast Armory’s showroom in Davie to check them out!

Boresight Solutions had a few Duty Series G***k 45 ACRO MOS builds in the queue for awhile. These are the ones with the factory ACRO cut, not regular MOS, and come with an ACRO P2 and Ameriglo sights.
Aside from grip work, Boresight added Radian Ramjet/Afterburners, 5 # G***k Performance Triggers, and Vickers extended slide stops. Boresight inventory builds always get pushed off, because customer and dealer orders take priority….but the dogs finally finished chewing them up yesterday, and they hit the 🐗 website and the glass at Southeast Armory All sold in less 12 hours. Maybe we should have gotten more of them while they were available. 🤦🏼‍♂️