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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Thanks everyone for the great info
You are welcome. BTW, I've seen at least one of the 100-grain factory loads in .327 break 1300fps from the short barrel of the LCR but those have the same drawback as .357 magnum from the little gun. The exceptional padding of the tamer grip helps but only so far.
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Latest set I build, gun BUL armory ,ported, polished, tuned .ETC
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Messed up my quote.
POCEH KOCEB
is that a tomcat or bobcat?
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Put this FDE XL grip module (a slightly different color than the Sig Coyote) together last night after work. It does fit my hand a bit better than the original but they fill different roles imo I like what Sig is doing with all these diff options based on one platform. Would be cool if Glock made diff size and color options like this…
I like what Sig is doing with all these diff options based on one platform. Would be cool if Glock made diff size and color options like this…
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For my big mitts I really like the Wilson Combat grip module. I added the tungsten rods to it.Put this FDE XL grip module (a slightly different color than the Sig Coyote) together last night after work. It does fit my hand a bit better than the original but they fill different roles imo
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Recycled pic as my P365X SAS is awaiting shipment back to me.
I put the flat trigger on it, as well as the standard slide release, laser, and a tungsten guide rod.
Went to the range yesterday, shot the AK, AR, and Steyr M9. My buddy fell in love with the AK. He's buying an entry level one from PSA.
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Very nice. I’ve been kicking around picking up a Tomcat or a Bobcat with a threaded barrel.It should be Bobcat, 6.35 cal.
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Yes the XL definitely fits better but I won’t carry it like that here when it gets hot and stays hot for months…lol
Im an AK guy first just bc I had one before an AR and I always shot my AKs better than my friends did their ARs back in the day. AKs just work and fire bigger pills
I do like ARs too for the record …
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Yes the XL definitely fits better but I won’t carry it like that here when it gets hot and stays hot for months…lol
Im an AK guy first just bc I had one before an AR and I always shot my AKs better than my friends did their ARs back in the day. AKs just work and fire bigger pills
My AK is more accurate than my AR, at least for both me and my buddy. I'm debating whether or not to put a red dot on it.
I'm a big dude at 6'4" 250 so I can pocket carry the SIG with the XL grip no problem in the summer.
My friend I was shooting with is 5'6" and I can't even shoot his LCR. My middle finger hangs half off the grip.
The P365 is really a nice gun, I've got over 1000 rounds through mine now, not a single failure. Trigger is ok, better than Glock, but not as good as my Canik or Steyr.
I highly recommend the flat trigger upgrade, makes a big difference and is a fairly easy install.
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Thanks, old gun. I like it because the caliber is centerfired, not a huge fan of the .22lr even it is a fun caliber...
Threaded barrels for those are hard to come across I think, especially because of the way the barrel is connected to the slide.
I never heard about aftermarket barrels or other parts for those... My model also doesn't have safety, once it is loaded it's ready to go.
I like Berettas, they are my "curio" guns but in general, they are built little bit on the heavier site, maybe that's why I never had issues with them.
I also have a Cheetah in .380, 13 rounds mag...
Love this gun, used to carry it, replaced it with Shield, lighter...Old picture but I'm too lazy to take fresh-one..
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Top picture…I mean that’s really All You can carry…come on nowThanks, old gun. I like it because the caliber is centerfired, not a huge fan of the .22lr even it is a fun caliber...
Threaded barrels for those are hard to come across I think, especially because of the way the barrel is connected to the slide.
I never heard about aftermarket barrels or other parts for those... My model also doesn't have safety, once it is loaded it's ready to go.
I like Berettas, they are my "curio" guns but in general, they are built little bit on the heavier site, maybe that's why I never had issues with them.
I also have a Cheetah in .380, 13 rounds mag...
Old picture but I'm too lazy to take fresh-one..
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Older pic but still feels really relevant these days…
