Stoots
Buckeye
Playing with the camera. Glock 21 with S&W M100 cuffs.
:D
:D
Glock pic
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Yosemite Sam
Hunter
Nice shot!
People say they're ugly, but it has become sort of a classic look, to me. No nonsense, nothing wasted, nothing there that doesn't have to be. The next simplest mechanism to a 70 series 1911.
-- Sam
People say they're ugly, but it has become sort of a classic look, to me. No nonsense, nothing wasted, nothing there that doesn't have to be. The next simplest mechanism to a 70 series 1911.
-- Sam
Old Judge Creek
Single-Sixer
My Glock pic... Still 45ACP
oregon73
Blackhawk
Nice picture, Jason!
Rob
Rob
Geezer
Single-Sixer
My well worn 2nd Generation G21.
wixedmords
Blackhawk
Great pictures fellas of Gaston's "service revolver replacement".
Great caliber also.
Great caliber also.
yooper1
Single-Sixer
Here is my G30 with it's brother from another mother
I can never get a "good" lookin' photo.
I can never get a "good" lookin' photo.
wixedmords
Blackhawk
You are too hard on yourself yopper1.
Yosemite Sam
Hunter
Oh yeah, that's a fine pic. Very nice indeed!wixedmords said:
Not that the others are slouches by any means.
-- Sam
yooper1
Single-Sixer
Thank you
Seems like I either have too much flash, not enough flash, odd shadows, reflections and more.
I need to upgrade my camera, I think
Seems like I either have too much flash, not enough flash, odd shadows, reflections and more.
I need to upgrade my camera, I think
Yosemite Sam
Hunter
Lighting is definitely the most difficult aspect. Using a light box, or gauze fabric to diffuse artificial light helps. Flash is almost always bad, since it reflects off the metal and creates an uncontrollable blinding star effect.
I've taken to using some photo editing tools to lighten/darken, remove hot spots, etc.
Your composition is really nice, though. Shows a good eye.
-- Sam
I've taken to using some photo editing tools to lighten/darken, remove hot spots, etc.
Your composition is really nice, though. Shows a good eye.
-- Sam
berettapistols
Blackhawk
Nice Picture!!
Reminded me of one I took a while back..
Thought I'd share it with the Forum..
No Rugers in this one..
Reminded me of one I took a while back..
Thought I'd share it with the Forum..
No Rugers in this one..
OK, I just had to add pics of my beloved 2nd Gen G21. I bought it brand new in 1992 or 1993 and have carried it as my duty gun at the PD I work for ever since. It has over 30,000 rds through it with no malfunctions so far except for some of my reloads that I didn't size properly. When the old firearms instructor decided to drop an empty case in the chamber and run the slide home to simulate a FTF for training, it even ran flawlessly missing the bottom 2/3 of the extractor. Gotta love the reliability! The photos come from my CrackBerry, so excuse them.
Left side. Unremarkable, on the face of it.
Right side. Again, unremarkable.
Closeup of holster wear on left side. Edges are becoming polished with little finish remaining and the frame high points are almost glossy.
Right side holster wear. Gotta love that this is all the holster wear Glocks normally display!
Bub
Left side. Unremarkable, on the face of it.
Right side. Again, unremarkable.
Closeup of holster wear on left side. Edges are becoming polished with little finish remaining and the frame high points are almost glossy.
Right side holster wear. Gotta love that this is all the holster wear Glocks normally display!
Bub
B-man308
Bearcat
Can anybody get in on this?
B-man308
Bearcat
Muchas gracias there señor
RonEgg
Buckeye
Here is the only Glock I have left.
Work done by Robar. Other than the obvious frame modifications, the internals and slide were coated with NP3. The grip mod makes it point like a 1911, which was my main carry.
Work done by Robar. Other than the obvious frame modifications, the internals and slide were coated with NP3. The grip mod makes it point like a 1911, which was my main carry.
bgc
Bearcat
17,22,and 23
Hammerdown77
Blackhawk
Just picked this up last month, a Glock 19. My first Glock (but not the first I've shot). I LOVE it, and that's from a die-hard 1911 guy.
Quarterbore
Blackhawk
Mine:
Only change (this is an old picture) is I upgraded the weapon light a couple years ago to a Surefire 300x which is much brighter then the old streamlight on there. I am probably due for another upgrade but it works!
glock 21 - three mags of 230 gr Speer Gold Dots (39 rounds) - Surefire Z2, Lasermax internal lazer, and Mep Orange/Green night sights.
Assembled to own the night in my home as that is when I am most likely going to have to call on this gun.
Only change (this is an old picture) is I upgraded the weapon light a couple years ago to a Surefire 300x which is much brighter then the old streamlight on there. I am probably due for another upgrade but it works!
glock 21 - three mags of 230 gr Speer Gold Dots (39 rounds) - Surefire Z2, Lasermax internal lazer, and Mep Orange/Green night sights.
Assembled to own the night in my home as that is when I am most likely going to have to call on this gun.
luvmyruger
Blackhawk
mm6mm6 said:Great pic Stoots! I like those big .45 caliber Glocks! Here's my Model 23 in .40 caliber to keep yours company on this thread:
Who made this holster. Very nice blend of traditional and new
BRL
Single-Sixer
Oh, anybody is allowed to post pics. on this thread?Stoots said:
Say no more!
Thanks "Shoots"!
This is my G20 in 10mm.
I cut down the magazine well to take the G29 mag.
It has:
Longer sight radius than a G29. (longer slide)
More power than a G29. (longer barrel)
Less recoil than a G29. (heaver slide)
Yet it is just as concealable as a G29 in a IWB holster.
I like it with the Pearce grip extention.
I even set up an Advantage Arms .22 conversion unit in the same way, with the shorter magazine.
Well you did say anybody could post pictures on your thread. :D
