South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

What's up?

 

Nope. #notaglocker

 

Sweet!

Cant wait to dig in to it tonight!

 

#glockfanboihere

 

Just stumbled across it and it looks like a nice concealed carry gun.

 

Why limit yourself on the # of rnds you can carry?

 

What?

 

Kewl. Might try a little dawn dish soap on undercarriage too, cause...

 

Ummmm the only thing that takes the oil crap off of cars that I found works extremely well is purple power degreaser concentrate then you can mix it yourself to whatever strength you need. That or just straight up brake clean, carb cleaner or the like.

 

Thats ok. I wont hold that against you

 

This day and age with projectile and powder technology the age old argument of 9 vs .40 vs .45 is kinda a mute point. You can carry more rnds in a 9 or 40. Also less recoil with those rnds in a small frame like that = better control and staying on target/getting back on target faster. This is my $.02 and also lots of shooting experience.

 

But I also love and appreciate others as well and may have a few others. Glock is just my go to because cheap, reliable, light and I can shoot the hell out of it!

#justnoS&W500!

 

That’s why i was asking about experience, trying to get some different angles about it. S&W is on my radar too

 

I was home schooled I'll let you judge how I turned out lol.

 

I wanna shoot the 500. Would love to have the snubbie bear protection package, or the 460.

https://youtu.be/MOhblijwjmU

 

Carried 30s for many years. Moved on to a single stack 36.

 

Ok so the best advise is to go to a range that rents guns and shoot all the ones you are interested in or find someone that owns one and shoot it. I am not a fan of S&W for my grip style but they are excellent guns. I carry a G19 and 2 spare mags. Mags are where 99% of failures occur I am not worried about getting in a gunfight that I would need all 3 but prepared for a failure if it happens. The hotter the rnd in the smaller the gun=the harder to control recoil. In my G19 I carry underwood loaded with speer gold dots in +P+, in my g43 I carry whatever but in standard pressure. The g43 is a small light gun and I want to stay on target as much as possible hence a less hot rnd. Now you go with a .45 or the like in a light gun same thing. Now put that .45 in a heavy steel framed sig and it's a different ballgame much easier to control.

 

I'll bring one down sometime to let you shoot. We can start out with the light gr. bullets and move up to the big boys. I will say have your orthopedist on speed dial because you may need some wrist x-rays

 

I get it. 1911 shooters also run out of ammo faster! . Me and @Sandman614 had this exact conversation at lunch today.

 

If you are coming tomorrow ask around i bet you can fondle a dozen different handguns