Alabama thread!

I'll stick with my Kimber Tactical Ultra II .45

 

Jeez. how much?

 

$1k

 

Have a guy on the railroad that's a gun nut.I know he has some kind of Kimber and others. his start at that at least. easily go a lot higher . not knocking, but shit I just got a tacoma. Need my money for mods and talking my wife into getting mods! glock 19, don't carry all the time though

 

I like the capacity of a 9. I do, however have my grandads colt 45 from ww2. I looked it up. think it was manufactured in 191X? all original.

 

My Hk USP compact is a 9mm, but I shoot a Kimber .45 a whole lot better.

A Glock doesn't fit in my hand as well as a 3" 1911

 

Didn't think anyone would get that.

Weekend carry, I can't carry at work, BIG problems would arise.

 

Roll tide!

And I am alive


That is all.

 

Contradicting in a way, you should invest time, money, and knowledge into becoming a efficient shooter. Carrying is a HUGE responsibility and making it a "hobby" makes you better. It's like spending 50k on a off-roading rig and taking it to the hardest trails there are and it being your first time to ever wheel. Aka being stupid and irresponsible. If you see a need to arm yourself, you need to be prepared to use it, know how to use it, and be efficient with that firearm. No excuses. The second you bought that gun with the plan of carrying it should have became a hobby.

 

Daily and weekend, you can decide which is which.

 

SBR or pistol AR?

 

Sig P226 all day

 

Pistol with the blade brace, I wish it was an SBR.

 

Springfield Armory XDM 9 for me

 

I know your truck is sexy man, but you shouldn't post pictures of the aftermath.

 

I disagree almost entirely with this. I only agree with the sentence I made bold. That does not require it becoming a hobby.