TGO David

That is really weird. Try uploading it again?

I will defer to the Original Poster on this. If Joe concedes that it should be moved, I will. Frankly I get tired of people complaining when we move threads, so unless it's grossly apparent that the thread belongs somewhere else I'm trying to keep my hands off.

Is it bothering you here? I can see what it was relevant to the Show & Tell since the objective of the thread was to show pictures and share a little information about what was going on.

That lad should be reprimanded. For not carrying all the time.

Here you go: http://www.tooltechgunsight.com/ I had them put a tritium dot in a 10-8 sight for me a few years ago and they did great work.

Yep... they work and do so fairly well. I think Lone Wolf sells them also.

Folks... Thankfully most of our members are seeing this event as what it was: important exposure for our elected representatives to the world of firearms and a reminder of why safeguarding our 2nd Amendment rights is so critically important. I spoke with Chris Barrett yesterday and his remarks about the event were extremely positive and reinforced my own belief that we have to educate at the local level if we are to be effective at the national level. Joe, Chris, Ronnie... thank you for doing this. What an amazing way to "bring it home" to Tennessee. Just as partisan politics was left at the door by our representatives, I would insist that it likewise be left at the door by TGO members in this thread. Let's keep this thread positive and focus on the good that was done here and not nitpick details such as who was holding what gun how. Thanks. --David

Do you cover up the emblems on your tennis shoes also? Don't want to advertise for New Balance or Nike or Reebok or... There's just zero evidence of it and whatever may exist are purely anecdotal stories about a friend of a friend's roommate's brother who had his Kia broken into because he had a giant Hi-Point sticker on the back glass. They probably stole his range bag but left the Hi-Point anyway, so I don't know why that story is even worth telling.

No, he's actually very correct. Fobus holsters are second only to "Mexican Carry" and afford absolutely no retention. I had a friend wear my old Fobus Glock 23 holster a few years ago and then demonstrated just how horrible they are by grabbing it and ripping the holster away from the paddle with ZERO effort. If a bad guy were to do that, you'd be left with a piece of crap paddle attachment sliding down the inside of your pants leg and he'd have your gun. BIGGGG thumbs down for Fobus.

Awesome score! Congrats. Expect to have Musicman pestering you to shoot it at the next get together.

Slim... are you sure you aren't trolling the forum just to get a reaction?

I think it's a lot less conspicuous here in the South anyway. A person wearing a lot of gun related clothing in one of the Communist states might stick out a lot worse.

I recently bought 1000 rds of Magtech from The Outpost and had excellent results with it at a 2-day defensive handgun workshop. I'd check with them and see if they have more on the sales floor, or I will look for you tomorrow when I stop in there.

Quite frequently, almost daily. I'm almost always wearing a TGO hat or an embroidered shirt. I also have a lightweight black wind breaker / rain jacket that I had embroidered with the TGO logo so I wear that also depending on the weather. Otherwise I've got my NRA hat, some NRA shirts, HK hat, BCM hat... If it weren't for gun related garb, I'd be Naked Dave.

Regarding the HK45 and RFID chips... per the HK manual: http://www.hk-usa.com/wforum/viewtopic.php?t=1584&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 Note: This is in a P2000... but I'm certain the 45 and 45C have the space for the chip also. Some even have the chip.

What kind of handgun? Heckler & Koch has been putting RFID chips in some of their recent models. That may have set the thing off.

Hehehe... Break Like The Wind

I like it.

I want to say that I saw one in the cabinet at Guns & Leather the last time I was in there. I know they had a few TRPs but am not 100% certain any had the rail. I also know that Joe had a TRP in the cabinet at Hero Gear this past weekend but never got close enough to notice whether it was railed or not. Perhaps someone from either shop will chime in.

Welcome Tammy. We're glad to have you with us. Be sure to stop by the Women & Firearms sub-forum while you are here and get to know some of the other ladies.

Roger that.

Welcome back. Sorry to hear about your run of bad luck but at least you're pulling through it. I think I saw you and your daughter at the Hero Gear sale this past weekend if she was the one glued to Rod's dog.

Obviously it's not the same name or you'd be going t[/url]o usgunowners.com instead.

Congrats, but I think I know which job is going to be them most fun.

I really hadn't planned on that since Flex-Fit has to be ordered in several sizes to accommodate the different head size ranges. We may try to offer a Flex-Fit "made to order" option down the road if our production source is willing to do that for us.