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The knife changes but never the pistol.
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How do you like your LCP ll ?
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Alone
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Love it.
Is it my DW 1911 "Specialist"? Not. Even. Close.
However, as a "Throw it in my pocket and go out late at night to score a can of Cope at the nearby convenience store" (*in my current "diversive/inclusive" sh!t'tropolis), it's King. It shares "pocket time" with my little .22 Mag NAA PUG.
Your mileage may vary.
*Judging by my Buddy's LCP, the trigger on my "II" is MUCH better.
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I have the regular LCP with the Mcarbo trigger/spring kit installed in it. Makes it much nicer to shoot now.Love it.
Is it my DW 1911 "Specialist"? Not. Even. Close.
However, as a "Throw it in my pocket and go out late at night to score a can of Cope at the nearby convenience store" (*in my current "diversive/inclusive" sh!t'tropolis), it's King. It shares "pocket time" with my little .22 Mag NAA PUG.
Your mileage may vary.
*Judging by my Buddy's LCP, the trigger on my "II" is MUCH better.
Alone
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I'm not sure one stump can support that much genius.
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Amen, Brother.
Like San Antonio's dehydrated/cracked soil, it's fracturing under the pressure.
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Very cool, being ready is better than Not…I carried a .22mag NAA for years. Yes I think that was the “upgrade” to the ll version, a much better trigger.Love it.
Is it my DW 1911 "Specialist"? Not. Even. Close.
However, as a "Throw it in my pocket and go out late at night to score a can of Cope at the nearby convenience store" (*in my current "diversive/inclusive" sh!t'tropolis), it's King. It shares "pocket time" with my little .22 Mag NAA PUG.
Your mileage may vary.
*Judging by my Buddy's LCP, the trigger on my "II" is MUCH better.
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Nice looking pocket load…what’s the magazine hold and any issues with jamming? I know some other makes/models have problems with that.
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This is the extended 7 + 1 mag. The flush fit mag is 6+1. No issues as I carry flat nose FMJs for penetration. . I just wish it locked back on an empty mag. It gets carried in a cargo pocket sometimes as a backup to my main carry piece.
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I had some brand new Mac grip scales from Factory 10 in Bulgaria, laying around in my gun part drawers for years...Motley crew... Czech, Romanian, East German, Russian, Italian, Chinese, American, and Canadian... holy tish
Few years back I finally found a guy we shoot often at the gun range, that had a Bulgarian Mac, and I gave it to him.
I wish I still have those, they would go great on your Macarena if they were still around, your collection is to die for...
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OMG... That DW is absolute fire...
I'm not sure if I'm drooling more, over the guns, or the knives in this few last pages...
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What’s that knife if you don’t mind me asking?