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GS2 single mag carrier.
that's a handsome piece Ryan.
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Whats Your Favorite Concealed Carry Handgun ?
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that's a handsome piece Ryan.
Decided to "personalize" my NAA .22 Magnum Mini Revolver. Filed the half moon front sight to a ramp configuration, and painted it orange. Also sanded the grip panels to a flatter style to fit my hand better. This one is my "better than nothing" gun.
Is that this size?
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Thank you!
I think they are supposed to be coming out with another break top version this year sometime. The Ranger II. I would like to have one.
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I want to order a new set of sights for the Glock 19. I know I want a plain, black rear sight with a higher visibility front. I'm considering 10-8 Performance U-notch rear with a fiber optic front. Anybody have any experience with 10-8 in particular or fiber optic front/black rear sight combo OR have any other thoughts/suggestions?
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Im in the same boat, but I cant justify spending $100+ on having just the front sight replaced on my Micro.
http://www.brownells.com/handgun-pa...ledge-straight-eight-sight-set-prod81256.aspx
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That`s the nice thing about Glocks, I do them myself.
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Subtle; well done. The looks of the 43 are growing on me.
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I used to drop my little NAA in a pocket all the time. Until I added the "get a smile" options. It doesn't take up much more space than a mid sized pocket knife. So much fun to shoot. And if you use 22 shorts or primer only rounds, there's also no recoil. Even fun for the basement and a small 22 trap. [emoji12]
As to the clothing question earlier, I also up-size pants for 1911 IWB carry. And shirts for OWB carry. Recently it's been owb mostly because I made my own holster and it's really comfy. Once I finally bit my ego for larger clothing, I turned a corner and realized ccw doesn't have to be painful or burdensome.
As to the clothing question earlier, I also up-size pants for 1911 IWB carry. And shirts for OWB carry. Recently it's been owb mostly because I made my own holster and it's really comfy. Once I finally bit my ego for larger clothing, I turned a corner and realized ccw doesn't have to be painful or burdensome.
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I carried a J Frame .357 forever IWB, but last year moved to this Solo Carry in 9mm. Sometimes I miss the revolver and still like to shoot it, but this little guy (peanut included for size perspective) just disappears in a tuckable IWB holster.
If I'm not carrying IWB (i.e. Not at work), I generally carry my H&K USP.
If I'm not carrying IWB (i.e. Not at work), I generally carry my H&K USP.
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The Seacamp is one that has intrigued me for several years. At a recent gun show I was able to compare one side by side with the NAA 32. The Seacamp had a slightly better fit and finish but for the price difference I was impressed with the NAA. Anyone had any first had experience with the NAA? http://northamericanarms.com/index.php/naa-32naa.html
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It really is. I love that little .357 It's comfortable, is just the right weight and shoots like a dream. It's also very easy to conceal with a crossbreed holster and that boot grip.
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