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Glock 43. Looks like a plain Jane but shoots like a beauty queen. Still looking for a single clip IWB holster that's comfortable as I don't always wear a belt. LMK if anyone has any recommendations. Thanks

 

 

 

Check out my post on the previous page about the OutBags holster. For $26.99 you can't beat it. The fit and finish is great.

Looking at getting this Sig. Part# Sig W250 SC-40-BSS I can get it for $385. Is that a good price?

Let me see if I have a dealer cost on that gun for you.

 

Edit: Looks like our last cost from a couple years back was $420.

 

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Check out my post on the previous page about the OutBags holster. For $26.99 you can't beat it. The fit and finish is great.

Let me see if I have a dealer cost on that gun for you.

 

Edit: Looks like our last cost from a couple years back was $420.

 

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Sweet, sounds like a good price then. Thanks for checking.

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Got a new to me, FNP-45, to keep in my truck when I travel. Shot it for the first time today and practiced the both eyes open method. Not bad for my first time and at 15 yards. I love this gun and glad I picked it up. Now Im trying to decide on a new carry firearm. I got rid of my Ultra Carry II because I need something ambidextrous since Im a lefty. Also because Im going to go with a higher capacity 9mm and something thats striker fired. Leaning towards a SW M&P9c but who knows. I need to shoot a few more.

 

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Got a new to me, FNP-45, to keep in my truck when I travel. Shot it for the first time today and practiced the both eyes open method. Not bad for my first time and at 15 yards. I love this gun and glad I picked it up. Now Im trying to decide on a new carry firearm. I got rid of my Ultra Carry II because I need something ambidextrous since Im a lefty. Also because Im going to go with a higher capacity 9mm and something thats striker fired. Leaning towards a SW M&P9c but who knows. I need to shoot a few more.

 

 

 

 

Howdy neighbor, I've shot there 100's of times.

 

That's pretty good for 15 yards, most people have a hard time just keeping 'em on paper at that distance.

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Got a new to me, FNP-45, to keep in my truck when I travel. Shot it for the first time today and practiced the both eyes open method. Not bad for my first time and at 15 yards. I love this gun and glad I picked it up. Now Im trying to decide on a new carry firearm. I got rid of my Ultra Carry II because I need something ambidextrous since Im a lefty. Also because Im going to go with a higher capacity 9mm and something thats striker fired. Leaning towards a SW M&P9c but who knows. I need to shoot a few more.

 

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Well you like FNH and you want high capacity. What about a 5.7?

 

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Check out Dawson Precision. You can order them online and put them on yourself. I've done a lot of them. If you don't know how, they have a few videos on YouTube to walk you through it. If you have a vice, hammer, small flat file, and a little loctite you have everything you need.

Just installed some Tru Glo night sights. Yellow in back, green in front. Liking them a lot!!

 

 

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Well you like FNH and you want high capacity. What about a 5.7?

 

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I hadnt really thought about the 5.7. Honestly if I buy another FN it'll be the FNX 45. I like to have variety to so thats another reason I want something a little different for my conceal firearm.

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Check out my post on the previous page about the OutBags holster. For $26.99 you can't beat it.

 

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Took your advice and ordered one yesterday. Thanks

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I hadnt really thought about the 5.7. Honestly if I buy another FN it'll be the FNX 45. I like to have variety to so thats another reason I want something a little different for my conceal firearm.

Well the 5.7 sure is different. When I'm at work today I'll look up some ambidextrous pistols.

 

Took your advice and ordered one yesterday. Thanks

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Howdy neighbor, I've shot there 100's of times.

 

That's pretty good for 15 yards, most people have a hard time just keeping 'em on paper at that distance.

We live about 5 minutes from the Reds in Pflugerville. And yes, seeing some people that shoot there scares me. I mean I guess they are happy to be hitting their target and not mine.

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We live about 5 minutes from the Reds in Pflugerville. And yes, seeing some people that shoot there scares me. I mean I guess they are happy to be hitting their target and not mine.

Not as scary as a guy shooting a gun for the first time AT the CCW class lol.... My brother was on his left and i was on his right....

 

His target was sprayed all over. He had a stoppage and turned around with the gun in his hand NOT pointed down range..... Safe to say he was removed from the class...after i yelled at him as well.

 

Anyone here carry a 1911?? Maybe a comander or a compact. Ive been toying at the idea of getting one.

 

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Not as scary as a guy shooting a gun for the first time AT the CCW class lol.... My brother was on his left and i was on his right....

 

His target was sprayed all over. He had a stoppage and turned around with the gun in his hand NOT pointed down range..... Safe to say he was removed from the class...after i yelled at him as well.

 

Anyone here carry a 1911?? Maybe a comander or a compact. Ive been toying at the idea of getting one.

 

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Ive heard horror stories of things at gun ranges. I make sure to watch everyone while my wife shoots. Some people are down right scary.

 

As for the 1911, I recently got rid of my Kimber Ultra Carry II. I never actually carried it since Im still waiting on my license to arrive. I had it for 6 years though. I loved the gun and it shot well. The only reason I got rid of it was because Im left handed and without modification it wasn't the best gun for me to carry. The weight of the gun minimized the barrell flipping up and shooting it rapidly and accurately was not an issue. Im 100% sure that I will end up buying a full sized 1911 soon.

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Ive heard horror stories of things at gun ranges. I make sure to watch everyone while my wife shoots. Some people are down right scary.

 

As for the 1911, I recently got rid of my Kimber Ultra Carry II. I never actually carried it since Im still waiting on my license to arrive. I had it for 6 years though. I loved the gun and it shot well. The only reason I got rid of it was because Im left handed and without modification it wasn't the best gun for me to carry. The weight of the gun minimized the barrell flipping up and shooting it rapidly and accurately was not an issue. Im 100% sure that I will end up buying a full sized 1911 soon.

Down side to a 1911 for you is ita not lefty friendly with the slide stop. You can get 1911s with ambi safeties. My dad carries a colt mustang pocket light as well as my brother. They have 380s but i want a 45...maybe a 9mm.

 

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Down side to a 1911 for you is ita not lefty friendly with the slide stop. You can get 1911s with ambi safeties. My dad carries a colt mustang pocket light as well as my brother. They have 380s but i want a 45...maybe a 9mm.

 

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Most lefties I know use their index finger to operate the slide stop and magazine release. With a little practice they became very proficient at it. As you mentioned, an ambi safety is the way to go.

 

 

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