nightrunner

Had a G33 and foolishly traded it off before I got my permit. I could back pocket carry that thing. I only tuck in my shirt when I go to church. Question, is different holsters a difference in concealibility, comfortability or both or neither?

Thanks for the responses concerning carrying a firearm guys, all relevent posts have been helpful. Maybe I should try a high-quality IWB holster. I have tried mexican carry (no holster) and its fairly uncomfortable, but not too bad, and a kydex IWB that was extremely uncomfortable. I have a pretty good stiff belt too. My main probelm is that I dont like my shirts REAL loose like 1.5+ sizes too big. A size L shirt fits me perfect except for the length and it hits me exactly at the bottom of my belt, which is too short for concealing a gun. It is hard finding shirts that arent excessively expensive in a LT (large tall). Back when I was heavier(215lbs.) before I lost weight, I wore an XL(T) shirt. I could conceal a XD-45 Service fairly well under a dark T-shirt mexican carry.

might be useful to learn basic carpentry and blacksmithing

cant say it surprises me on ### what do you mean by crap ammo? all duds or what?

awesome, I want to know if recoil really is minimal like its supposed to be.

The XD-45 Service I had magazines that rattled too.

I dont see any difference between the two except for one letter in the name.

yea no kiddin especially on the last one

but it wont change

I would suggest to buy another house. As an electrician, I would love to see more people starting to build houses right now, as work is slow, but its not really smart if you are looking to save money right now. I helped my dad build his house(3500sq ft. house, 2500sqft. shop on 2.5 acres) about 5 years ago and all the paperwork and permits and scheduling will drive you crazy. And I have been this business for 5 years and he has for 20+ years, even if you know what is going to happen and when, it is aggravating. My advice is if you do choose to build, hire a general contractor. It is a good time to buy right now, prices are lower but like you said, it may be hard to sell. I would suggest against a mobile home. It will be cheaper now, but if any repairs/upgrades need to be done, everything costs more. Most major things have to be bought from a mobile home store. There is no access to the attic and everything is sealed underneath. Good luck with your decision.

Congrats man ! My mom had my sister when she was 40 and didnt have any complications at all, FWIW.

I thought I heard him mention 7-round and 10-round magazines in the clip, that would be a single stack and the ammo looked like .45 to me

Id like to know what model of pistol it was obviously 1911, and someone said para, but what specific model?

ahh, thought they might be just locked

Whoa

anybody got a link for curious minds that sleep at night?

If you were a resident, you go to the gun shop pick out what you want, pay for it, then take it home with you, simple as that. I think you will have to buy your gun in state of residence.

nice! have you seen the LWRC REPR? LWRC International LLC - R.E.P.R.

everyone needs a few!

umm, thats a GLOCK. looks like I'm stuck with a pocket gun in the summer

A safe secured to the structure of your home, an alarm system, and insurance would be ideal.

SOG Seal Pup or Ka-Bar

Wow, some people's kids...

No limit.

I used to have that pic on my hard drive. That's funny though that someone made a billboard out of it.