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I guess it's best to practice one handed if you don't have a weapon mounted light

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>>64988900
>open emitter

>>64988896
21footbros…

>>64988884
Osight is what cyelee tried to be

>>64988910
The 21ft rule doesn't apply there because the policeman unholstered in advance

>>64988937
Cope.

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>>64988683
It's Federal 115gr. Here's the link. For me, Scheel's site is unusable. I can't even pay for 3x boxes because the credit number field is not usuable.

https://www.scheels.com/p/60454463421?queryID=2645c987e8b0847a

I will unironically call tomorrow to get 600 rounds of 9mm at that price.

>>64988900
*Drops a case of 45 on it*
Oopsies :3

>>64988949
Ah, it's Champion - not American Eagle. That's still cheaper than the online retailers though. Given the ammo squeeze, I'd go for it. And yeah, wtf is wrong with their website? unusable lol.

>$3 off

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>>64988900
Reject modernity
Embrace tradition

>>64988937
Right, 21 foot rule is for when your suprised by a threat and having to draw from holster, aim, and fire. Especially a duty holster. If your in a ready position before the knife wielding threat starts thier approach they gotta be really close or you have to be a really shit shot for you to not put a couple new holes in them before they get into stabbing range.

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So a couple days ago I went to a mandatory training session we have to do here on my cuntry to get a carry license, and we had to use one of these in .22
I found it extremely weird when I was explicitly told by the range owner that upon the last shot lockup I had to manually rack the slide to the back by hand and push the lock up in order to take out the mag. It's like it stayed in a half-lock state until you yourself did it fully.
Not only did I find that odd because I've never heard of a handgun functioning like that, but even if it's supposed to do that I cannot think of a single practical reason for any pistol to be designed to do that. Please tell me I'm not being crazy or retarded about this.

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>>64988979
Beautiful.

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>>64988979
Reject both and embrace whatever the fuck Ruger was smoking when they made this thing.

>>64988983
was it an actual 226 modified to be 22lr or was it some bullshit like the sig mosquito?
If it was a 226 that had a training barrel and 22lr magazines its probably completely fucked in its manual of arms and you probably do need to do that bullshit.

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>>64988884
>Big fucking retard edition.
Hey, I have that optic!

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>>64989021
I tried but the door is closed

>>64989032
>oversized optic
>oversized barrel
>oversized mag
I bet that's fun to shoot.

>>64989033
>white, gray, black goypod

>>64988983
It's the conversion. The magazines don't actuate the slide lock, instead the slide intentionally gets caught on the follower. This holds the follower tightly with the slide which is why the mag doesn't want to come out, and why you have to pull it back the rest of the way to manually lock it. You can yank the mag out, it'll drop the slide when you do, but you're not meant to do that and it could damage the mag. This is actually something that plenty of cheap 22s have done as an easy way to add LRBHO. I don't know any particulars of this conversion but I have shot one of these P226s you're describing.

>>64988922
Is Olight good now? Last I heard of them they were making cheap USB-chargeable lights.

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any .32 ACP enjoyers?

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>>64988941
>Cope
What anon described >>64988981 is documented reality. As you can see in the video, two policemen were subject to the 21ft rule

>>64989085
hey baby what's shakin'

>>64989022
I know for sure it didn't have the Mosquito engraving on the side, instead having a regular 22LR. It also didn't have a safety.
In the moment I didn't inquire much about it and just went along with it. I didn't see a good reason to pull out an ackshually when I wasn't sure that's how it was supposed to work or not to begin with.

>>64989056
Ohhh I see. Interesting reasoning I suppose, explains nicely why it was like that. Thanks.

>>64989089
Neither of these were 21 feet.

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>>64988884
You rang?

>>64988949
I couldn't log in to the site in Firefox but I could in Chrome ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>64988949
God I can't wait to buy ammo online again
>t.Calichud

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>>64989143
When will that be lol? I'm just paying the $30 for a Type 3 FFL. Order online, no CA bullshit, and I can buy curios easy. No idea what c&r's are worth buying but I'll figure it out!
Wolf recoil spring 10 business days to ship ..... dammit.

>>64989072
They explode

>>64989119
what in the rootin tootin wouldn't be shootin hem haw hell is going on here

>>64989085
mating press

>>64988998
Guys… what if we made a super redhawk where the barrel didn’t look like an afterthought? Other than the Alaskan this is the best looking of the SRH’s

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I support this thread….

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I hear very conflicting information about the RIA 1911A1. Anyone own and shoot one? Some people swear they are greatc smooth, finishing is great. Hard to believe for such prices.

>>64989454
Are "some people" in the room with us now?

>>64989465
No, currently there are only /k/tards in the room.

>>64989454
I have a Citadel, which is a slightly more modern featured RIA, it’s been a good gun, especially for the price, and the stock trigger, once adjusted was actually better than the Wilson Combat one I upgraded to. Pretty much does what it says, I wanted the Citadel for the slide serrations and Novak sights, and really the only thing it’s missing is frontstrap checkering.

>>64986475
can i buy your harbor freight light for $40?
that way the x300 is technically $140 off because im giving you money

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Anyone have experience with the MPA defender? Looking to do a compact PCC build with a folding stock

>>64989659
The guns themselves I’ve heard are built fine, it’s the magazines that are totally unreliable crap. And to top it off, they’re a weird pattern, so besides the usual trigger slap issues MACs have, not a great choice really. Might be worth it if you find one of the 5.7 ones that take 5.7 mags.

>>64989667
I see, thats disappointing. Initially I wanted to go with a gforce blade but I hear the build quality is shit and the freaking charge handle snaps off. I guess Ill wait and see if anything new is released later in the year

>>64989690
Might just try tracking down a vintage MAC that takes common magazines, or just get a modern PCC that’s actually enjoyable to shoot, you do you.

>>64989659
Oh fuck, I'm erect

>>64989752
I was too until I saw theres no frt compatible with them, and probably wont be.

>>64989659
I've got an older one but they're probably too different to compare for SBR purposes

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I panic bought 1000 rounds of 9mn

>>64989267
Reflection in the multi reticle Cyelees. Can't really notice it outdoors, but it's pretty bad indoors or whenever you can make it appear.

>>64989879
I'm getting my first gun soon, I had to wait since the shop where I bought it from only had the display model, so they had to order more. In the meantime I went ahead and bought 700 rounds of 9mm which is about 40/60 defense and range ammo. I'm new to this hobby so I wasn't even aware I overpaid :(

>>64989879
Unless you have no ammo stocks I wouldn't worry about it. Most people panic buying likely won't go through the ammo they're buying and wages aren't going up so long term ammo demand will be down and prices will equalize again.

Does anyone have any recommendations for gun safes? Preferably I'd like something on the smaller end of things, and for it to be rated to withstand high temperatures in case of a house fire, thank you.

>>64989922
Well congrats anon
What gun is it if I may ask?

>>64990013
I'm getting a PX4 Storm Compact Carry!

>>64990022
I really wanted a DA/SA for my first gun, and while they also had a Beretta 92 and HK USP of some variant, I wanted something more concealable

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>>64989072
Don't know about their lights and I'm not about to try and find out after they got a reputation for exploding but I like my Osight SE a lot, more than my RMR. Glass is clearer and less distorted and I'm approaching 1000 rounds so far with no loss of zero.

>>64989512
Just say no then.

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>>64988998
Wild West Guns does their “wolverine” job on this revolver. Ported, trigger job, polished pawl section of cylinder, bead blasted finish, cylinder cut so you can shoot .45acp with moon clips if u like.

I have a ruger SR9 that I havent shot in like 8 years in my gun room. Dubs and I go to the range today.

>>64990129
That thing has to be rusted to all hell by now.

Anyone know any reputable companies to get guns cerekoted? Solid colors are fine, but I'd like to get some designs done on my more silly of carry guns.

>>64990134
No, I take all my guns out every 3-4 minths and check them/oil them and then if they arent going to be used get put in a gun sock and case. Just because Im not using it doesnt mean I dont take care of it.

>>64988896
>"while you were training gaijin firearms, I was practicing the way of the knif-ACK"
heh
>I guess it's best to practice one handed if you don't have a weapon mounted light
Unironically I think practicing one handed shooting, as well as point-and-shoot in general, is a useful skill anyway and also fun. Probably/hopefully none of us will ever need it but if we are in a bad situation it'll have a decent chance to be fast, chaotic, and a lot of adrenaline. Doesn't hurt to have some flexibility does it?

>>64990161
If that's the case, take a picture of your SR9.

>>64990153
>Anyone know any reputable companies to get guns cerekoted? Solid colors are fine, but I'd like to get some designs done on my more silly of carry guns.
You should really just look for "local" (ie, within an hour or two drive) places first, which is what I ended up doing. Every state should have some, not like it's some big deal, and it avoids hassle/risks around shipping funs. In general it's not something I see any value in trying to find some national place for it, though if you truly have nothing even vaguely close then yeah can't be helped at that point.
>but I'd like to get some designs done on my more silly of carry guns
You might want to consider hydro dipping instead of cerekote for those then, depending on the exact finish you're after. But that can make complex designs much easier, pretty much whatever you can imagine. If you're specifically after cerekote's physical properties more than the look that's fine, just know there are a few different processes available. Some places may do them all, some might specialize.

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Revolvermen are woefully ill prepared for engagements with motorists

>>64989099
That's the entire point. Having less than 21 feet between you [pistol undrawn] and the perpetrator gives him the strategic advantage with a knife

>>64990167
>Doesn't hurt to have some flexibility
Indeed, especially if you have doors to open

>>64990186
>Indeed, especially if you have doors to open
I mean, I probably wouldn't, I'm not a cop. But that doesn't mean my other arm won't be otherwise occupied either right? Like if I'm out with my family I can see how my immediate instinct would be to use my off hand to push them down/behind me or something. I don't know if that's the "optimal" course of action vs two hand draw for a threat but in the moment I can't say with certainty I know what I'd be doing. Or if I'm ducking behind stuff and reach out to brace myself or push stuff off me or something I dunno.

But also again it's kind of just neat. My groups a vastly worse vs two handed shooting but it's a different experience and feels good to even get roughly on target and slowly improve at 7 yd one handed, like when I first started shooting at all. Training isn't some pro comp deal so I don't think it's wrong to try to experiment with what you're up to. Or at least if you have some land to shoot on more freely not just a range (or at least a cool range), and thus no rangejannies to be angry at you for anything other then 3-seconds-between-shots-isosceles-or-weaver-no-items-fox-only-final-destination

picking up the vp9a1f today, so fucking excited. never owned a handgun before, this thing looks like it’s going to be a ton of fun at the range. probably gonna end up buying a shoulder carry holster.

>>64990222
forgot to add, please give tips or things I should know. not exactly wine-mom levels of new to handguns but I do appreciate the insight of those more experienced than me. I watch a lot of retarded guntubers so I know like “don’t ride the slide” and other basic shit. 0 experience at all carrying.

>>64990233
>please give tips
Okay
>*unzips dick*

>>64990241
im into that as well

>>64990244
>shoulder holster
But of course you are

>>64989922
I buy maybe 20 (defense)/80 (range) desu. I do shoot my defense ammo but it's like 0.58c a round

>>64990258
i like that they show off the chest and seem like a pretty easy way to carry. again i dunno, I’m pretty stupid.

>>64990233
You want some ACTUAL tips? Buy a full mag of snap caps. Snap caps are fame rounds -- no powder --meant for training jam drills, safely clearing a firearm, getting used to the weight of a gun when aiming, and getting used to the weight of a gun when the mag is full.

Snap caps are an essential training tool for new shooters (which is me).

Next: dry fire practice. I consider range time "proving time" -- I do 90% of my training at home, ammo in my safe, no mag in gun, chamber cleared, practicing

>Draw stroke
>Grip
>Breathing
>Shoulder posture
>Trigger pull
>Head-up

My groupings are getting way better at 8yd but I practice a LOT each day cause NEET.

For carrying, shoulders are not that great, especially if it requires you to cross-body (think drawing from your left hip with right-shooting-hand. This is extremely dangerous).

t. Glock NEET

>>64990272
>fame
*fake rounds. Snap caps are not real.

Also, wanna see progress at home? Get a laser-snapcap. It's a laser pointer shaped like a bullet that you load. You see right where the bullet will go from the bored barel. You can then practice steady aim while breaking shots. Trust me dude, get used to clearing the gun a lot and then dry firing at home. It's a huge part of practice.

Also if you want, get a stack of dimes AND STACK THEM ON YOUR BARREL after slide is racked. Then, do posture, breathing, and trigger pulls while trying to keep a dime from sliding off

>mention unzipping dicks
>Glock enjoyer posts immediately
Every time.

>>64990259
I think in the moment I got too caught up in the fantasy of wanting enough defensive ammo to run constantly, but at least I can spare a few boxes to practice with I suppose. Going forward I'll definitely focus more on range ammo.

>>64990272
im a neet too, do you mind penis? i also like guns a lot and am kinda autistic. I dry fire practice my ar-15 so I’ll do that with my pistol too, I’ll buy some snap caps for it thank you anon.


as far as the shoulder carry i think it really was just the look thing for me. which I could use that at the range and maybe something different for everyday? what do you think is best for you?

>>64990279
i dunno if my barrel sticks out enough for dimes, but i will do something like what you’re explaining. thank you again!

>>64990279
>not even one mention of trigger familiarity
>>64990291
Just familiarize yourself with your trigger, mainly: when it hits "the wall" and when the gun actually goes click. Then learn to keep sight picture when you are at the wall.

>>64990300
o7 I will do this.

Is it common to have a holster with all of your handguns, or are there some guns which you never intend on carrying?

>>64990283
Eh, you should ALWAYS run a box of your defense ammo, too. It's good to know if your gun will like it

>>64990285
Pennies are good too, haha. Funny, I'm "learning" my AR15 now. I have drastically more handgun experience than my AR15. I just shot that thing for the first time a few days ago, lol. But it's fun to learn.

> which I could use that at the range and maybe something different for everyday?
That's a good question. At my range you have to able to concealed carry in the first place to draw and shoot. And I think even then my range wants you to get an additional cert since it's kind of dangerous to that indoors.

>what do you think is best for you?
It's almost impossible to beat a good Kydex (material) IWB (in-waist-band) holster as far as concealment and draw stroke imo. What you want in addition to a good holster is a GOOD battle belt that ratchets. The average beltlette can't hold the weight of a handgun, but ratcheted belts can.

Anyway, with IWB, I carry appendix/12 o'clock (basically on front or aiming at my weiner). I wear an undershirt to prevent the raw gun from rubbing my skin, get a GOOD DC clip on the holster, and slip between undershirt (back) and regular shirt (front). It works well, especially once you've got the holster all tightened up as far as release mechanism, goes.

I have a Rounded Concealment on my Bodyguard 2.0

>>64990305
I only have one for the ones i carry. Do NOT buy an all-in-one btw. Get a holster that is shell-made for your gun and most importantly COVERS THE TRIGGER

>>64990300
No, you're right. I neglected to mention that part. Fuck, I'm even working on trigger pulls myself.

>>64990309
Good to know. Also how important are weapon lights for carry in your opinion? I'm looking at holsters, and on the fence if I should get a light and a holster that can accommodate it, or not.

>>64990233
Research a bit and find out about possible handgun grip and stance types, there are a few. Then, try them out, and find what is most stable and comfortable, you can aim at a sticker on the wall or whatever you have at home, and see if you can just keep the sight picture on a distant object calm and stable. Then, make sure gun is empty, squeeze trigger by increasing pressure on it, ignoring stages and shit, just increase pull weight slowly, and take note of what makes the sight picture move.
You probably have irons, so play with the focus as well. Obvious things to focus on are front sight and target. After you kind of have an idea of what to do, bring gun to range, place target at 5-7 yards, and try shooting. Do not get a human shape target for that distance lmao, you want something like 6x6 circle with bullseye so you can actually aim at it.

>>64990317
I'll be honest, I think outside of maybe a targeting laser, they're kinda useless for carry. Do I have a Baldr Mini Light/Laser combo on my G19? Absolutely. But it's hard to find a time to draw and use my light. I like the look A LOT though, and that's enough for me.

Also, the laser is really useful for dry fire practice. Once you bore sight it, it's good to check for steady aim and barrel drift on trigger pull.

>>64990305
Ive got about 15 handguns, only 5 have holsters.

>>64990324
Are they all IWB or are some OWB? I sort of want to get one of each for my first gun, but maybe outside of going for a hike, I feel like I'll never use the OWB

>>64990333
4 IWB, one shoulder holster for a 6" Python. The shoulder holsters for cookouts really.

>>64990268
>For carrying, shoulders are not that great
This needs a little qualification. Shoulder holsters are indeed great purely in terms of carrying and drawing experience/comfort. What they're bad at is:
- Either useless for CC or extremely clothing dependent (and pretty seasonal), which by itself is 100% disqualifying for the vast majority of hg use. If something can't be CC'd then most of the time nothing else matters.
- Significantly more expensive/custom.

I have shoulder rig for carrying something full size working on the farm and in the woods (and for hiking and so on). It's ultra comfortable all day no matter what, and I can use it with tool belts, backpacks and so on, in all positions including climbing buildings/towers/trees to work on lines and equipment etc. But that's pretty niche and even though my state allows OC whenever one wants in practice OC doesn't have to be illegal to still not be a good idea in town. I have a proper iwb setup for that.

>>64990317
get a light
Pros:
1. Added front weight helps with recoil
2. Can help you confirm who/what you are shooting
3. Can help you disorient lunchtime rowdies for a fraction of a second
4. Makes you look good in front of a jury should you find yourself before one after a self defense shooting (see #2)
Cons:
1. It's added weight
2. Another item to maintain (batteries)

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I can't believe you people are actually buying ammo. Just stop buying ammo, okay!?

>>64990309
we’re like opposites, I have the most time on rifles xD

I looked at kydex and those look pretty good. is my pistol too large for inner waistband stuff or would it just be somewhat uncomfy? I don’t really wanna open carry when i go out to the store.

>>64990335
what you’re saying is kinda what I was thinking. I’m sure I could plan outfits around shoulder carrying for concealed but i dunno. that’s really the only form of concealed carry that appealed to me. I didn’t have some massive desire to concealed carry when I ordered the pistol, i just always wanted one. if I do have to do like inner waist band I guess I will but i just liked the shoulder carry a lot.

>>64990342
What's your handgun?

>>64990363
vp9a1f

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>>64990342
>VP9A1 F

Hmm full size? IWB may be something of a challenge. Can you strong-side carry? That means IWB on the hard right/left hip.

If that doesn't work for IWB, there are some other options. You can get like a fannypack or cross body pack and modify it with some stuff to hold your gun and cover trigger. I've got a 3-week-lead time (kill me) holster from Legacy Firearms on the way, so until then I use this Eberlestock fanny pack with a velcro trigger guard for muh glock (see pic). Can be worn on waist or across body

See pic related for my set up. I cannot stress enough the trigger cover if you plan to use a fanny pack till u get a GOOD holster. Also, if you get an IWB Kydex, pretty sure you can buy velcro sticks for fannypack carry and a legit holster

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>>64990371
The outside. I like this one a LOT, but even then it cannot beat a good kydex iwb for me.

>>64990371
everyone knows those cross body bags have a pistol in them! I may just be fugged when it comes to concealed carry. i think it would dig into my hip crazy style. the little bag thing would be good if people didn’t make them popular on tiktok.

>>64990361
I mean, ultimately where there is a will (and the right circumstances) there can be a way. People conceal all sorts of wild shit when they really want to. You may live in an area where it's cold much/all of the year to one degree or another and at least a simple vest is completely normal. You might work in a job where some sort of proper men's jacket is still pretty standard, even though that's mostly gone out of style in a lot of areas. Etc. Or you might just be in a very rural area like me where you don't actually need to care about CC enough of the time that having a few holsters for a given gun is reasonable. Or you just want a handgun for fun, or for bears or something and don't care about carrying in town.

But just be realistic is all. If you do need to carry regularly then it has to actually work for you so it can become a habit and normal. There's no hard and fast rules here but think it through in terms of what you'll actually do when you're in a rush to get out the door.

>>64990389
Yeah that's the other issue you run into is that people are going to anticipate that. You could always do a larger bag on your back with a velcro pad or holster. It's not as fast as an IWB drawstroke, but you could practicre slinging the bag around your body to the front real fast, zipping it open, and drawing. They fear the man who can draw from a behind-the-back bag.

Yeah tho, a full size is gonna be hard to conceal IWB. Open carry or maybe shoulder like the other anon is saying >>64990398. Deep concealment (I think that means like under an extra layer of concealment like a jacket or bag) is def a thing.

>>64990398
>If you do need to carry regularly then it has to actually work for you so it can become a habit and normal.
100% agree. Once you figure out what works for you, you NEED to practice. Try outfits on to maximize concealment and lessen printing. PRACTICE the draw stroke to posture to grip to breaking a shot. I aim for getting under 3 seconds but when I did my CC class they said 2.5 seconds is the goal.

Concealing a handgun is a lifestyle change like anon is saying. Practice carrying it concealed at home first.

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Is there a ammo shortage going on?
Ive noticed fewer and fewer options for .45acp target ammo across multiple sites

>>64990389
Honestly, so long as you don't have a beer gut, try appendix carry with an enigma holster. I've seen dudes on this general unironically carry fullsize Beretta 92s appendix in enigma holsters comfortably.

>>64990398
hmm that’s true, I’m neet tho and kind of a shut-in, I could probably plan outfits around shoulder carry. i really appreciate all that info from someone that does carry. my area doesn’t have much crime thankfully but it would be cool to have that thang oiled down and on me. i could get a bag like yours to keep with me if I absolutely couldn’t shoulder carry.

>>64990409
Yeah, people are panic buying

>>64990410
no i don’t have a beer gut, i watch my figure :p I’ll see how it feels without a holster and then maybe buy one if it’s doable. i figured someone has to have appendixed full size before. does it press into the penis or something when you sit down?

>>64990409
>>64990416
Give it a month and theyll blow through the little money they have wasting it on a few cases of magtech or something. This is why you stack ammo when its boring

>>64990420
If you're going to appendix carry, get a holster
>benis
yes, but mainly the bladder, too.

>>64990422
im not saying im gonna appendix carry, i was just saying i’d see if the gun would be even doable just chilling at home. I don’t want to spend on a holster without knowing it could be done.

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I need to get higher irons. Should I get the all black or get a fiber optic?

>>64989879
I bought 1000 rounds of 9mm when CCi was doing a rebate and Academy was having a big sale and got it for pretty damn cheap and didn't even have to pay shipping.

>>64990420
Enigma is like an elastic belt and holster combo that doesn't rely on the pants belt to conceal. I'm probably butchering it a little, but it seemed solid however I'm just going off of other anons.

>>64990410
>appendix carry with an enigma holster
NGMI
G
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Try https://concealmentlabs.com/store/p/concealmentbelt

>>64990430
I’m gonna check that out rn

>>64990428
Blacked out rear and fiber front would be the on clique way to do it.

>>64990431
>they're releasing a better model after you bought the flex
Welp, one belt per gun it is then.

>>64990427
Oh word, the you're good. Just make sure when you aim at ur weiner u don't got one in the chamber or you're gonna end up with one... in uhh... ur chamber

>>64990446
i will keep it unloaded when i do all of that xD

>>64990430
this thing looks good actually, i could press it into my inner hip area


thanks anon!

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>>64990428
Someone said these are popular right now. Tritium, not fiber though.
https://www.ameriglo.com/products/details/sw-433b

>>64990461
Even though it's like 25 years, my inner autist really loathes that these things have a shelf life before they stop being functional.
>>64990460
I try

>>64990468
i didn’t even know those existed

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>>64988896
See these fast and hard attacks with nutcases with knives are why I have a hard time carrying anything other than a revolver. Like, can you imagine if the gun jammed then? By the time you clear it, you have been stabbed 6 times. I don't want to have to bleed to death because I didn't grip the gun perfectly and limp wristed it or I had a dud round. Semi-autos are in fact better, more efficient weapons, but I still prefer the reliability of revolvers and just can't get past it for some reason.

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>>64990431
How is this better than the enigma rig, it has no leg leash

>>64990495
Holster stays in place while moving around and while drawing. Enigma might be better if you're doing parkour or some shit

>>64990489
You can easily mistime a revolver if you dont train around fast revolver shooting.

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>>64990461
I got an RCR so I don't think I'd need night sights. I might go with what the other anon said and get the fiber ameriglo has these

>>64990501
The leg leash I guess could be added to the concealment labs belt.

The most important thing about the enigma rig is leg leash since it grabs the holster and keeps it in place when you draw. The leash doesn’t need to be tight or the enigma belt, when you draw the leash gets taught and keeps the holster in place unlike belly band or underbelt designs

>>64990504
RCR is super tall, you’ll need taller than RMR BUIS

>>64990233
The most important things to buy for your handgun are 1) holster, 2) extra mags, 3) ammo and 4) snap caps for dry fire training

>>64990528
What is the ideal amount of extra magazines to keep on hand?

>>64990503
IMO skill issue. If you're chasing the reset like a striker slop enjoyed, sure, but revolver bros don't usually do that. I don't, anyway. Besides, even if you do that, it's easy to muscle memory that out with some snap caps and dry fire practice. (Which is so much better in a revolver.)

>>64990528
i was looking at extra mags online, they are a lot more expensive than ar mags.

>>64990538
Welcome to the world of proprietary magazines, where even if there is a third party option they're still expensive!

>>64990531
I would say bare minimum 3 so you can carry with one in the gun and two on your hip. The real answer is "If the government was banning mags tomorrow, how many would you panic buy?"

>>64990531
I have 8 mags for my handgun. I want 9.

>7 for range
>2 for hollow points/self defense

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>>64990489
I love my Pocket revolver!
I've got a Hiviz Fiber sight coming in tomorrow. What color fiber is best for the most environments? It comes with green, red, and white.

>>64990536
Yes its a skill issue, police flubbed revolver shots under duress a lot back in the day.

>>64990551
I feel like the bare minimum should be four, with five being the sweet spot.

>>64990555
red or orange, maybe blue or pink

>>64990547
i read a lot of reliability issues with some of third party ones, which sucks because they were really affordable

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>>64990551
>"If the government was banning mags tomorrow, how many would you panic buy?"
>mfw that's exactly what my state level gov is trying to do right now
https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb25-003

Also they want to serialize/ban barrels
https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb26-043

I hate it guys. This is why I have so many mags and an AR

>>64990567
From my experience GunMag Warehouse always has deal going on, so maybe sit tight and just wait for your mags to go on sale?

>>64990571
okie dokie i can do that

>>64990569
Damn, I'm sorry pal. My buddy lives in Virginia and he's going through it right now

>>64990560
I feel like 8 is my sweet spot. When I have 8 mags for a gun, then I feel I can pump the brakes a tad

>>64990518
I'm aware. I have gl429 and they're a hair short than needed the gft144 are the same height as trijicon suppressor sights. So they should be the height I need. The current ones sit at 1/10 so basically non existent.

>>64990559
I'm sure that modern cops fuck up with their Glonks at a higher rate though. At least with a revolver, all you have to do is release the trigger all the way keep shooting plus you still keep that round in the gun. Semis need to be manipulated in some way to get them going again. It's all pros and cons I guess. I just prefer the reliability and simplicity of the revolver, at least for EDC. My bump in the night HD guns are all semi autos.

>>64990605
Not the point, the point is there are no real guns that are idiot proof. Modern semis dont really jam with good mags and ammo if usually is an operator error.

>>64990619
Incorrect.

>>64990528
Do you need snaps for striker fired?

>>64990624
Nope, correct. Youre spouting fuddlore.

>>64990632
You will learn with time.

>>64990642
How old are you?

>>64990644
My lifespan is something of an enigma holster even to myself. I often ponder what a plump doe would do with such years.

>>64990642
Anon is absolutely correct, what are you on about? Modern firearms is a vague description though, there are absolutely firearms made in current year that are not to be trusted and are likely to jam, mostly as reproductions of old firearm designs which were not to be trusted and likely to jam. Or, modern semi auto pistols made to a very low price point.

>>64990658
Im interpreting that as "zoomoid" age. You can deny that training matters it just shows you dont shoot fast.

>>64990668
Steady shots will carry you further than fast trigger pulls.

>>64990676
Looks like our Ipad baby lost track of the original point.

>>64990679
Insults will only take you so far in life, admitting arrogance is a sign of self-growth.

>>64990691
The insults are doing the job your teacher failed to do.

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>>64988884
The copper looks cooler/darker in person.
Only fuse barrel i could find threaded.
P365 tacops, titanium coda comp and I torched it myself.
Nice little gun to carry, pretty accurate.

>>64990697
You are simply a lost cause. I a sorry those who you once loved never reciprocated.

>>64990702
I just want you to have an attention span long enough to remember your original point but clearly you are too upset.

>>64990410
I cant have a loaded pistol pointed right at my cock
I get how easy it is to conceal but thats why we need more open carry laws.
Im not point my fully loaded, safety-less gun right at my cock.

>>64990707
Much like the slide of an autoloader being fired too fast, you clearly lost track of your target. I am not the original poster, yet I am here to waste time.

>>64990186
trained cops with guns out isnt the same thing at all. the 21 ft rule is usually applied to having to draw your gun to a sudden attacker, people dont usually have guns out pointed at people all the time

>>64990713
Im here to waste my own time actually. If you want to be an ignoramus Ill just spend the time making you suffer. If you want to talk self defense Ill also do that.

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>>64990409
Stop noticing things. Trump's import tarriffs, China's export restrictions, and Trump's/Israel's war against Iran all have zero impact on manufacturing costs for ammo. You see, ammo is a magical product that isn't actually impacted by the rising costs or decreasing supply of copper, nitrocellulos, antimony, or energy. So yeah, that ammo shortage isn't actually happening, and if it were happening, then it's definitely not happening to the degree that people say it's happening, and if it were happening to the degree that people say it's happening, then it'd actually be a good thing for reasons I'll explain later.

>>64990734
>Translstion: ah fuck I didnt buy at least 6 months worth of ammo

>>64990729
Suffering would be infeasible. If one owns a revolver, I suppose I could see your point, yet I do not. I am simply here to drink cheap beer and give you a moment of clarity.

You guys have suggestions for carrying a usp45?
Not concealed, but just so I can stow it conveniently on the range mostly.
Just a standard owb holster with a carry belt perhaps?

>>64990745
Good luck with your alcoholism

>>64990752
Your a special one I see.

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>>64990700
Nice 365, does that cycle ok? Eliminates all recoil? It looks heavy, and on a fuse barrel, far out.

>>64990764
For what not being drunk on a Friday morning?

>>64990619
Yeah that's true, but the realities of every day carry is that shit happens. Bad gun or user error, does it really matter why the gun jams if you are dead? Maybe you don't get a good grip on the pistol, not an issue with a revolver, but can be with a semi. Maybe you get a bad primer in your chambered round, again not an issue with a revolver, but you need to manipulate a semi. Semi autos magazines get spring fatigue and can reduce reliability whereas revolvers can stay loaded for years with no issue at all. There is just more maintenance, manipulation, and cycling with a Semi. It's still user error, but it happens, people neglect their tools. You may be on top of it now, but will you be when you're 60? Will the wife remember to blow out the lint and put some lube on her purse gun when it starts to get a bit gritty?
Revolvers are just better at handling neglect which is much more likely to happen than being frozen solid or filled with sand or mud. Autos are definitely still better weapons and they definitely handle abuse better, but revolvers do have advantages. Reliability, simplicity of operation, and Neglect tolerance being the key ones. They are just the better option for some people.

>>64990569
Fellow COanon
This state was so nice and now look at it. If moving wasn't so difficult for me now I'd be out of here. I'm just stacking what I can for now.

>>64990769
It does get rid of a significant amount of recoil. shooting basically just shifts it to being balanced.
I wanted a comp but didnt want to lose much fps, so longer barrel and comp fixes that right? I think the longer barrel negates the comp so helps it cycles about the same.

>>64990749
>Just a standard owb holster with a carry belt perhaps?
Yes, anything but a shoulder holster, honestly. A like a kydex holster of the type that covers the whole gun, no holes for long slide, so I can also just throw a gun in a generic bag to take to the range, rather than its og case, it's hard to fit several cases into a backpack.

>>64990784
Born and raised here, 30 now. I still want to stay but these retard tier laws are making me angry. /g/-related but I am fucking ASHAMED we put out an age attestation for operating systems bill. I emailed my senators about it. Shit is getting dumb.

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>>64990168
I took these shoosting earlier. I forgot but the SR9 is actually really comfy to shoot. Im not a fan of the squishy G3C, and I had a couple ftf in the LCP.. not sure it likes flat nose.

>>64990726
>trained
>cops
lmao

>>64990924
Meant to say *squishy trigger* on the G3C. Also gave me a couple light primer strikes, but the SR9 ate it. It was bulk reman ammo though so could be that..Ive had no issues using remington or Blazer in the Taurus.

Was thinkin, what is the first legit movie where the main character's primary gun is a Wonder 9, like full da/sa double stack

>>64991042
Leathal weapon? Die hard? I forget which came out first. Im sure there was domething earlier in the 80s though..
Beretta 92/m9 I think really paved the way in the 80s before Glock and others started getting recognized.

>>64991080
You know what's cool? It is literally the same Beretta in Lethal Weapon and Die Hard, they shared props

>>64991093
Neat, kinda like how Clint Eastwood used the same pistol grips in most of his early spaghetti western films

>>64990057
No to what, drugs?

>>64991116
When John Lennon is kill.
No.

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I just bought back my "first" handgun from the friend I sold it to and put these grips one. I say "first", although I did own a Beretta many years ago that I basically shot once and then sold before I joined the military. When I got out, I bought this Springfield because I thought it was cool and wanted a "military" handgun. I shot it quite a bit. If I could go back, I would have got the parkerized version, but whatever. I considered just buying another one new, but the roll marks on the left side of the new Springfields are just awful looking. Also, I live in CO with the pending semi-auto ban, so I wanted to get a beater 1911 before that goes into effect.

>>64991258
How do I shot web?
How is babby formed?

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>>64981992
Picked up this one earlier this week.
Fired ~300 rounds before any type of cleaning, and only had 4 clicks instead of bangs.
Tore it down and cleaned it afterwards, and with the amount of grease it had in it I fully expect fewer clicks next time.
Weights in fully loaded at just a touch over 20oz (no idea what that is in peasant units).
Did notice that the ONLY time the mag could not hold all 20 was if you were holding it sideways and not allowing the rounds to stack properly, maybe this is what some of the guntubers have ran into and are too fucking stupid to notice.
Accurate and ergonomic enough to be a great training gun, or fun plinker.

>>64991358
That's awesome Anon. I've been tempted to sell guns before but I've heard too many stories of people regretting it

>>64991358
Nice one anon. I appreciate the look of a clean slide.
Regarding the CO ban, it supposedly doesn't apply to tube-fed shotguns and recoil-operated handguns, so you'll at least be able to get those still.
If you had any rifles or carbines you wanted, I'd get on those ASAP.

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To anyone who's noticing the ammo situation or buying ammo right now, please be careful! There's a butthurt anon in each thread mass reporting discussion about this topic.

Signs that butthurtanon is in a thread include:
>coping that your poor
>coping that the price hasn't gone up
>coping that you don't have much ammo
>coping that you don't shoot
>coping that you don't even own a gun
>coping that rising input costs don't impact ammo prices
>seething that you even bought ammo
>seething about juvenile off topic things

If you see such posts, know that you're right over your target. Don't let his personal FUD champaign from deter you from buying ammo and shooting your handguns. Stay say, stay stocked, and keep on shooting!

>>64991358
That's lovely, anon.

>>64991442
>Guy panic buying thinks he's somehow ahead of the curve
I bought 6k rounds of 9mm in the last few months before anyone was pissing and shitting themselves. You're just late and getting shit on for panic buying.

>>64991412
Well, I've talked to two different dealers and they are both telling me it's going apply to recoil-operated pistols as well. I am aware the language supposedly exempts recoil-operated but I am curious if these guys are just playing it safe and not wanting to deal with any possible violation.

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Is this a good deal or shit?

>ammo shortage

No shortage of ammo at either of the stores I normally buy at in any of the 3 calibers I wanted.
In fact, all 3 calibers (22LR, 9MM, and 5.56) were on sale.
Also picked up some 12GA I didn't need but the sale prices was too good to pass up.
NFI where all the "ammo shortage" BS is coming from

>>64991550
People who were under 18 in 2020 and don't remember 40 CPR for reloads and 50-60 CPR for good 9mm are experiencing babby's first demand spike.

>>64991548
On the off chance you're not joking, that thing's worth ~$150-$200 these days, and even that's excessive in my opinion but for some reason a bunch of zoomers have decided the Ruger P-series are classics and would compare that P95 to a 4506.

>>64991499
I assumed it was dealers trying to encourage panic buying or covering their asses

>>64991548
No. You can get brand new pistols for less than that with more features and are still in production.

>>64991358
Also for anyone interested in Springfield 1911 trivia. I bought this gun in 2018 I think, so I assume it was made around then. I was curious as to where the parts were made in this era, and I know that they historically had Brazil made frames and slides, even on guns lacking Brazil markings, such as this one. I called Springfield and the rep was surprisingly helpful. I gave her the serial number and she said she couldn't tell where the forgings came from, but mine was after they stopped using Brazilian parts. Also of interest was that Springfield, in Geneseo, at least, "doesn't have a forge", which I found a little surprising because I believe now they claim the 1911s are 100% made.

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>>64991479
>6,000 rounds
Oh I see why you're obsessing over me now. First it was a flex because you thought you had more than me and you were punching down. Then when you realized that I you have less than me (recent purchases!= total purchases, I have 13k of 9mm alone) you got insecure and started lashing out about more things and mass reporting people who discuss ammo. I guess there will always be sad angry people like you on 4chan, unfortunately.

I think everyone should always be stacking ammo when they can. It's good to have enough to always be able to train. People should also be cognizant of factors that impact prices and stock up before prices rise or shortages occur. Whereas, I guess you view it as some sort of dick measuring contest or something gay like that idk.

>>64991550
It's coming from people paying attention to the costs and availability of raw inputs going up and the largest US ammo conglomerate stating that they're raising prices (again) because of this on April 1st and from the spike in recent energy costs in the last couple of weeks from the war. That hasn't trickled down to the boxes you saw on the shelf today, but it will very soon. Glad you got some ammo today for a good price.

https://blog.targetsportsusa.com/how-the-middle-east-conflict-is-affecting-the-us-ammunition-and-firearms-industry/

>>64991556
Also that's 40 CPR in 2020 dollars which is like 50-60 CPR for sketchy reloads from bubba today. Meanwhile I'm staring down 20-23 CPR brand new steelcase right now.

>>64991570
I'm not jealous of someone who waited until right now to buy ammo when I've been telling to buy ammo for months. This isn't a dick measuring contest you fucking child.

>>64991569
They get forgings from someone else and then machine finish them, I think their source is Alpha Foxtrot which is a subsidiary of a Korean steel. The frames are probably made in Korea and then final machining is done in the U.S., the made in the U.S. label is very loose but strictly enforced

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>>64991581
>someone who waited until right now to buy ammo
You continue to pretend that buying ammo last week means I didn't already have an ammo stack. You continue to posture that buying ammo last week was somehow stupid. You keep ignoring the price increase that's unfolding NOW in favor of screeching about a price increase 6 years ago.

You are mentally feeble and you are seething. You are seething about others buying ammo. You are seething about me pointing out the rise in prices. You are seething that Im encouraging others to buy what they can now too.

There is no way you come out of this discussion looking like a decent guy. Buying ammo today doesn't mean someone didn't already have some ammo. Telling people the price will increase next week doesn't mean I'm somehow an idiot who never experienced a prior ammo shortage or price increase or hasn't been steadily stacking and shooting for years. Why you keep aggressively peddling this mental midget perspective and acting like some Internet tough guy is beyond reason. You mass reporting people who discuss ammo is just the icing on your gay little cake. Get fucked.

Just give up little bro no one cares that you panic bought ammo.

>someone who waited until right now to buy ammo
it's a consumable, I plan to continue buying ammo long term, too, kind of like gas

Either you're the chad who bought a lifetime supply or the chad who doesn't care about an extra 20-50 bucks. Trying to act all high and mighty over what professional shooters go through in like 3-4 months isn't it.

>>64989089
Bellevue is a suburb of Shitattle and probably the main cause for the PNW turning to shit.

>>64991391

>20oz fully loaded
Great info. Held one a few weeks ago and I was surprised how light it was, especially the mags.

>>64991614
Knowing my P365, this thing looks like it'll rust inside of an hour.

>>64991391
Did it come with the thread adapter like it's supposed to or did you get Burted?

>>64989089
WTF was officer Dumbass to the right thinking?
Instead of drawing his firearm and putting the rabid dog down he lunges toward the perp and nearly gets a knife into, then through, his right eye and out the back of his skull.
The non-White perp wanted suicide by cop; give it to him.

>>64991548
If they're paying you $5900 to take it off your hands, sure

>>64991670
Been carrying my P365 Nitron for over 3 years and still no rust.

>>64991670
Where do you live?

>>64991671
NTA but mine came with it.
With the gift card offer and rebate mine was less than $300

>>64988941
Shut the fuck up, noguns.

>>64991702
Also came with 2 mags and additional fiber optic inserts

>>64988941
21 foot rule is based off the police officer being able to unholster and fire two shots. It does not apply when they're already pointing guns at the walking ballistics gel

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>>64988998
>>64989285
FIFY

>>64991548
Shit price and shit pic.

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>>64991670
Oh no, I'm going to hide it in a jar, I hope it won't rust that way!

>>64991742
Now add salt.

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Will continue purchasing no more than two boxes of ball ammunition per LGS visit and simply shoot more often than law enforcement

>>64990202
Fair dinkum

>>64990489
>By the time you clear it, you have been stabbed 6 times
But that's under the assumption that your first round wasn't effective: 1S1K

>>64991654
>PNW
Never been, I'll take your word for it

>>64991686
Some men just lack the killer instinct to survive

>>64990726
>having to draw your gun to a sudden attacker
This is applicable to both law enforcement and self defense

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>>64991744
It's bubbling a bit, I'll seal it for freshness

>>64991742
>>64991753
>rust jar
>not cum jar
I thought you guys loved guns here.

>>64991753
peroxide and salt is best corrosion resistance combo

>>64991614
>>64991742
>>64991753
Is this a ritual to summon lubeanon or an attempt at hot bluing?

>>64991771
no, I'm just going to leave it in the jar and see what happens

>>64991753
don't do this, sig plus water makes chlorine gas

>>64991777
Untreated steel's gonna rust, unless you're thinking the slide is stainless.

>>64991391
Got any sticky mags? Two or three of mine are extremely hard to insert or remove, even when empty, and those mags give me the most malfunctions

>>64991797
I'm sure it's stainless, I have faith in Sig.

>>64991442
>>64991570
You are the queer wallposting troll with literally only 1 gun who almost never shoots it and who can't complete a shooting challenge to save his life. You absolutely do not own 13k of ammo, I'd be shocked if you had more than a handful of half used 50 round boxes.

>>64991816
Is it really Pastebinette being a bitchy woman?

>>64991816
I actually have almost 32k rounds all total now. Not sure why some people don't grasp stacking.

>>64991821
Omg I've been replying to fucking pastebin. God I hate him even more now.

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>>64991821
I have multiple guns and completed both shooting challenges, sybau

>>64991839
do you swim in them like Scrooge McDuck

>>64991840
Yes we all know about your 3 hole lower.

>>64991839
>Not sure why some people don't grasp stacking.
same people that don't grasp saving and investing

>>64991557
>>64991564
>>64991692
>>64991729
Fuck you, it is was in a display counter.
Figured. Didn't even bother looking it up. This is the power of California gun stores.

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>>64991843
Yeah, Gen3 Glock lowers have three FCG pins. I think the redundant pin above the trigger was introduced after issues with particularly high pressure .40 S&W loads

>>64991839
Fuck off, CC9. I haven't done anything wrong this year

>>64991911
>It was real
heinous, sorry about your living conditions

>>64991911
If its in ca its off roster and really cheap

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This general has turned to shit. Very comfy now. Anyone who has posted here for more than a couple years knows who's to blame.

>>64991990
Ok, let's remove the pastie from OP?

>>64990222
Based new HK chad.

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>>64991990
>who's to blame
Weedgineer, he drove out most of the regulars by flooding threads with NSFW images

>>64991922
Consignment at Turner's.

>>64991752
>This is applicable to both law enforcement and self defense
So than you think comparing a cop with his gun drawn is comparable to a cop surprised and having to surprisingly draw his gun?
you intentionally being retarded?

>>64992040
Its only worth it in ca where the seller can set any price he wants on an off roster gun and someone will buy it.
In a free state thats 250 max. Hell the guy consigning its probably only getting 250-300 and the rest is going to the store.

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What do we think about springfield echy yons

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should i get eps carry for my p365?
if i get a site i want the dopest one

>>64990222
>shoulder carry holster
Checked and based.

>>64990233
Be aware normie advice on shooting such as "let the shot surprise you, focus on the front sight," are basics to make you hit a bullseye but will fuck you over in the long run if you want to get good at shooting practically, as in moving and shooting aggresively. Focus on where you want the bullets to go, and pull the trigger in one smooth motion, don't overcomplicate it.
Skip the fluff content from 10 years ago and watch modern pros like Joel Park and Ben Stoeger. Entire >$500 top-tier classes are posted online you can watch and even shoot along to.
Use dryfire drills from the aforementioned pros to get good at 80% of shooting skills for free at home.
Now get off 4Chan and shoot!

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>>64992062
Mine has been solid. It blooms a tad bit much for me, which predisposes me to not liking it, but it’s performed fine. It’s probably still the best option for a 365, but it hasn’t been a revelation or anything.

>>64990489
wear a chainmail undershirt

>>64992073
Could you be any more of a poser?

>>64992073
>pull the trigger
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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>>64990233
Ben Stoeger is a wealth of information. He drops it in small 5-10 minute videos directly to the point when he’s not covering gun drama.

Watch his videos on grip. Your grip should be simple and repeatable, not stupid thumb pressure psuedo science stuff

Joel Park, Kim, and others in his circle are good too.

>>64991840
You are aware that is a ten yard one handed challenge based on blackpowder revolver and ball right? If that is your one handed group at ten yards with a modern pistol... I hope you aren't giving shooting advice to people

>>64992162
You speak in logical fallacies.

>>64992162
Are those groups at 25 yards with a red dot sight and a hand polished single action trigger good?

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>>64992197
I don't even know what those are

>>64992202
>with a red dot sight and a hand polished single action trigger good?
it's all about the shooter, not the gun

laser beam anon does way better with a stock glock, I have 1911/2011s because I like them

I have a question but I'm waiting for the next thread

>>64992205
Is that your boyfriend? I noticed he was walking funny in that video you posted. Good for you.

>>64992162
Okay Ben

>>64992218
I know for a fact that Ben posts in /hg/.

t. Joel

>>64992208
You posted targets (some) that show the pistols moa capabilities. And the issue is you not the pistol in the accuracy department. You need a lot of work. Don't blame the pistol that could shoot under a half dollar on centers at 25 yards.

>>64992228
I posted targets because I actually shoot guns.

>>64992225
What's behind the door.

>>64991042
after doing some lookin around, id say A Better Tomorrow for global releases and Lethal Weapon for just US films

>>64992062
Get the dot only or MRS version. Its a solid optic otherwise that western companies don't really fill the niche of yet.

>>64992248
Lethal Weapon actually has a scene where the costar points out that the 92FS is a mean piece of hardware for the time.

>>64992243
wait, you people own guns? like actually own fire arms? jesus, that's something that will keep me awake tonight.

>>64992243
Your attempts at distraction are second only to your use of logical fallacy in cringe.

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>>64992256
Currently this thing is at NIGHTHAWK CUSTOMS awaiting repairs. I'm 4/4 for having to send things out for warranty.

In other news, the RMR HD I broke a month or two ago has it's battery die in like a day. I sent it to be fixed with a brand new battery, it came back dead, I swapped batteries and then stopped working the next day. I'm trying it one more time with a genuine energizer battery instead of an amazon special.

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>>64992266

>>64991839
>>64991918
samefag

>>64992033
now hes posting with burtgummer trips

>>64991997
i just got back from picking it up :p it feels so good

>>64992245
You couldn't handle the truth even if I told you.

>>64992228
May we see your targets?

>>64992162
okie dokie I’ll check that out, thank you anon
>>64992067
no you’re based

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One complaint I have with my RMR HD is when dust and dead skin cells collect in the optic and then the auto brightness goes crazy, the entire window becomes a glittery red miniature sun. With the debris reflecting light too

>>64992228
So, surely you have some evidence showing that you're better than him, right? You have video of you shooting one of the /hg/ challenges? You have groups? You have a USPSA classification?

May we see them?

>>64992162
>he still pulls low and left like every noob
Brother fix the grip.

>>64992202
Do you have better to show us?

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>>64992340
In my defense it was the optic being zeroed for a different gun (Nighthawk Optic system allows optic plates to change without touching the optic screws). With the ACRO that I usually use it’s centered, I still have vertical dispersion at 25

>>64992359
he does this every time I post or someone talks about Ben, he's a troll who never posts guns and gives the worst shooting advice ever. The last quote I remember was him saying you should learn to shoot one handed and then add the second hand afterwards, dumbest thing ever.

>>64992340
Post targets?

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>>64992368
AYO FUCK VERTICAL STRINGING
ALL MY HOMIES HATE VERTICAL STRINGING

>>64990734
If slapping chinas peepee means i have to pay more for ammo ill gladly pay the peepee slap tax to stifle the bug man hordes ambitions.

>>64992327
You would like me to post evidence of me shooting to prove that he isn't shooting anywhere near the capability of the pistol he is using? Is this a reading comprehension problem you are having or is it simply you are one of many reddit faggots that migrated here?

>>64992082
>>64992252
thanks. i found an mrs for only 430 on sale. Also got those screws for the p365 so i dont need the mounting plate.

>>64992382
>You would like me to post evidence of me shooting to prove that he isn't shooting anywhere near the capability of the pistol he is using?
I would have you know that I had to send the gun back since my trigger finger was outrunning the slide and dropping the hammer before the gun was fully in battery (to half cock).

>>64992372
Janny trying to goalpost in chan. Janny makes the front page.

>>64992382
No shit he’s not at the actual mechanical accuracy limit of the pistol, he’s shooting groups standing, offhand. Humans don’t shoot ransom rest groups without a fucking ransom rest.

I take this as a no, that you don’t have targets or video of yourself shooter, btw.

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>>64992376
I can never get my 25 yard groups horizontally aligned like you. Always a tiny zeroing or me factor that fucks it up.

Even this group at 20 (if averaged) is pulled to the right

Or maybe my ammo is inaccurate (Winchester Service Grade). I’m shooting the bulk pack ammo that doesn’t have a styrofoam protector

>>64988884
Hi /hg/ what are some holsters? Can I just get something on amazon?

>>64992395
Ahhh, it's a reading comprehension issue working in tandem with a bias/delusion issue.
If the comments about the pistols capabilities are made based on a target completed by the shooter and the other example to show the issue with the shooter is on the same said target...
Fuck it. Enjoy the 5 minutes.

>>64990551
>>64990560
I think this depends on mag configuration as well. Extended mags vs flush mags are something to consider for comfort and printing of a carry gun.
I carry between 3 and 4 o'clock and print less with a flush mag. Most people probably won't notice but I feel like it is obvious. I have two spare mags over on my weak side and they are extended as well.

>>64988896
Nice head movement but this isn't boxing.

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>supposed to be a faithful rendition of a classic 1911
>slanted slide serrations

>supposed to be a faithful rendition of a Government model
>plastic mainspring housing

I fucking hate that you literally cannot buy a new gun in today's market doesn't need something done to it to un-fag it or some similar issue

>>64992414
Do you keep the dot in the center of the window? I feel like I sometimes neglect that, and that might cause a bit of horizontal movement. Or maybe I'm just imagining it.

Winchester is spicy stuff (at least WWB is IMO), idk how you manage to shoot a ton of it in one session without going nuts 3bh

>>64992449
I agree about the plastic mainspring housing, but some changes are good
for instance, both of those posted also have actual sights, rather than the 0.5mm fin that masqueraded as a front sight post on the actual 1911a1

>>64992359
I have anecdotal evidence, I can group much better with a stock gen 3 G17 at 25 yards
>>64992372
I not that guy, I was just asking

>>64992488
sure dude

>>64992482
that is pretty much the only reason i wont buy a Rock Island or a Tisas

also unrelated: i haven't been by here in a while and these new Captchas are dogshit