Recent content by dhains1963

Ruger is the glock of revolvers. Smith and wesson is the sig of revolvers. Can't say it any better in 14 words.

Talon rubber grips on g19 gen 5 and hogue tamer (no finger groove) grips on lcr 357.

A decocked da/sa would be a condition 2 ( like my lcr). Nice. I carried an sp2022 sig for a while. What are you carrying,

So the proponents trying to justify condition one carry for civilians say.

Ideally da/sa is the best carry option. It is safe and fast.

The whole idea of having one in the chamber is to be ready for trouble and quick use of one's handgun. How could having to rack as you draw before firing be perceived as less agressive?

Clambering a round shows that one was not looking for trouble (not having one in the chamber already, ie perceived looking for trouble carry). There is no argument one can make that can say that condition 3 carry is less safe, or less aggressive in nature, than condition 1 carry. Any liberal...

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Agreed. If professionals shoot themselves, bolstering and drawing, how apt is a nonprofessional to do it. Plus, you also have the " pumping a shotgun" principle. If someone puls their pistol and racks one into the chamber, people stand at attention.

For police, the most common injuries are to the non-shooting hand or the shooting-side leg. In other words, while drawing from the holster, or putting back in the holster. Those are easy skills to learn, but apparently also easy to neglect. So don’t neglect them! These are professional people...

Tell that to tens of thousands in Israel. They are constantly in a state of readiness, as compared to any civilian in this forum. "Israeli carry calls for the pistol to be drawn with one hand as the other hand grips the slide. As the weapon is presented and aimed, the slide is pulled back to...

LCR 357mag. If you can't get them with 5 shots (7 yards or less average self-defense distance), you aren't going to get em. No sense reloading either.

No "junk carry" for me. Gotta guard them nuggets!

It's amazing that all guns and most ammo are made to their particular calibers specs, yet they don't always work. Things that make you go hum!

Off topic question for you. What do you think of the glock 43x?