South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Have 1.0 in 9mm. Love it, best shooting handgun I’ve ever had.

Heard the 2.0 are even better.

Mine stays in the truck like so:


Mounted on a Tac X magnet

 

That blends well with the interior. Hard to notice.

 

Concealed nicely! I originally though my leg might rub up against the gun while driving, but it doesn't, not even while on cruise control with leg up.

 

Is that not how most roads look from the windscreen?
Looks normal to me.

(which is probably why I want aggressive/sticky street tires )

However, I mostly do that on paved roads.

You think a stock height (low, not prerunner) 2wd 1st gen could clear everything?

 

Yes as long as you stayed on that main road.

 

Yep, it is extremely well graded!

 

I have my Glock 43 mounted on the same spot but in the passenger side. My leg did rub against it slightly on the driver side and I just couldn't have that

 

If anyone is interested, I’m selling my old tires, they are recapped BFG All Terrain 285/75/16 with about 6,000 miles on the recap. They’re great Offroad and around town, not so great on the highway. I’m asking $275 for all four tires. If anyone’s interested, next Sunday, July 7th, I will be driving up I-95 from The Georgia border all the way to Virginia.

 

You had them recapped?

 

Ive shot the first version it's a good gun. Buddy owns it and has never had an issue. Seems like a really good deal. I don't shoot them well but handguns are very personal.

 

I wish I paid $300 for mine. More like $400 and that was gun show price way under MSRP but I bought it probably 5 years ago so I think it was a relatively new gun at the time. For $300 it's an excellent gun compared to anything else near that price and even pricier guns.

 

No, they are retreads but I did not have them done. I bought them that way from Tire Recappers in Nashville. https://www.tirerecappers.com/shop-retread-tires/

 

Spotted at Folly Beach

 

Not it!

 

Not me

 

You out on the bed rack?! When’s your next Augusta visit?!

 

http://altituderacks.com/index.php/products-1/tacoma-racks

Spendy AF, though.

 

With heavy offroad use I bet you'll start to see failures of joints and hinges probably pretty heavy too. I saw a video from OE about them. Neat idea but I'd rather have something more solid.

 

Rated overland.