Guns & Hinderers

^ yup! I'm very Jealous of that 3 in XM. It's about the only 3 in that could convert me from a 3.5 guy. Love it rubi!!!
 
RubiconSS said:
Yes indeed it is and it has a story behind it :) - It is a prized piece for me. ;)
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Rubi....what's the story.....?

And do you know how many 3" DLC's (Black & FDE) are floating around out there? I have been unable to get any idea except for "not many"......
 
I know of three 3" black DLC's with 20cv steel. But that's all I've seen, and there's even a picture of three of them at a lottery (last year?) but I don't know if that picture contains the three that I know of. Confusing.
 
Dear lord, those aggressors are incredible! Also, since it's Saturday, I've finished all of my real chores, and I have no responsibilities tomorrow, I think I'll clean my toys and have a few drinks. This picture is actually from the other day, but the same stuff is on my table tonight except I'm having wine instead of bourbon (so far at least).

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cooldaddyfunk286 said:
...Im sure I could even lessen the recoil, I wanna fore grip it and put some sweet optics on it, nothin crazy, short range, like an eotech maybe? no body bust balls lol...remember, Im not the gun guy, my dad was...but im def. warmin up, getting alot more interested, we have such a great collection, how could I not?!
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As far as optics, I've ran pretty much every optic out there on guns, and have to say that the battery life of something like a basic Aimpoint PRO (lower cost also) is really nice.
Need2Know said:
Pro Gun guy here..no ball busting from me. As for optics maybe look into the Trijicon RMR because it offers a lot of future flexibility. Can use w/ the AR or many pistols and can co-witness atop other optics on the rifle platform(s) at a later date.
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This is a decent idea for him to ponder. I would suggest the Burris Fastfire III though because it performs the same as the rest of the other mini red dots, and for a fraction of the price. There are no frills with it, but it does its job, and does it well. For the price, he could also get one for his shotty, one for his rifle, and then someone like me can custom mount one on his pistol.....
 
NjHart said:
Thanks! I've actually been looking at the glock 19. I've sort of been lusting after a couple of H&Ks since they are actually ambidextrous out of the box, but I'm somewhat hesitant of the price. If they really are better guns, it's not a huge deal, but for that price I could have a pretty decently customize glock 19 which is definitely appealing too.
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If you want the better, more reliable pistol, go with the Hk. As a gunsmith with dozens of smithing friends around the nation that stay in contact, one thing is for sure... Hk's are the top dog. A lot of people complain about Hk's price, but don't realize why they actually cost so much. The amount of actual machine work that goes into Hk's is far more than your normal pistol. If you own one, you can take it apart and see what I'm talking about. The inside of the slide is already lightened, and the recoil system in the full size USP line is a dual set up. They cost more for the simple reason that they have more done to them.

As far as custom work done on your 19... you could easily have mill work, and a refinish done. You could even have a mini red dot milled and fitted, but it will never be an Hk. If you want to know more, just message me.
 
Thanks KJ! That's useful (and unsolicited from me) info spyder! I've been wanting that tinker with my glock and get and RMR but the Trijicon is so expensive I've been hesitant to move forward. I'll have to look that one up.
 
You don't need a Trijicon, you're buying a name primarily there. The Burris Fastfire III is just as good. I've installed many without a single problem. The only advantage to going with a Trijicon would only be to get the dual illuminated one. I don't mind replacing batteries though...

EDIT: The pistol used for my avatar picture has a Burris on it.
 
Awesome! Upgrading my glock 19 is my next project and dropping that $500+ wasn't part I was looking forward to. Still plenty of stuff to do and money to spend, but I always prefer smart over trendy.
 
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