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  1. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by BR34 View Post

    As far as caliber choice I think .45 would be my first choice, followed by a revolver chambered in .41 mag and then a 10mm and then a .40 cal.

    I don't really disagree with you, however, with a .45 you are reducing capacity which can come in handy vs multiple BG's. .41mag and 10mm are nice but hard to find and expensive!

    This is why I chose .40S&W.

    I do love me some .45ACP action and have always wanted a 1911.
    Too bad fundage atm is a bit low.

    The S&W M&P .45C (Compact) is an amazing weapon from what I hear.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 390 Mach I View Post
    I'm not a big fan of the cross draw solution as that is a cause of painting unintentional targets whilst drawing across your body. It seems to be ok if you are stuck in a car all day long and have to deal with that though.

    Not too mention the fact that if the bad guy gets his hands on you and you are cross-armed... Think about that for a few minutes...

    It just seems like a bad tactical situation to me.

    Same with a shoulder holster...

    I carry at the 3:30-4:00 position and I am right handed.

    I'm also not a big fan of the Supertuck solution because... well, I just don't want that thing pointed at my package all the time... KnowutImean?
    Agreed, but the biggest part of the time, I am in my vehicle. Otherwise I use a pancake, right side.


  3. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by 390 Mach I View Post
    I don't really disagree with you, however, with a .45 you are reducing capacity which can come in handy vs multiple BG's. .41mag and 10mm are nice but hard to find and expensive!
    Shot placement, and reloading.

    ProblemS solved.


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    The Accudot™ 300 Laser Bore Sight by Sightmark® provides a convenient and accurate method for sighting in rifles of all types. Simply chamber the bore sight like a regular bullet and a laser dot will show exactly where the rifle is aiming. It's easy to use and will save both time and money by avoiding prolonged live fire tests at the range. A lightweight carrying pouch protects the laser for convenient use in the field.

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    Model Number: SM39006
    Precision accuracy
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    Laser wavelength: nm 632 - 650 nm
    LED type visible red laser
    Power: < 5 MW
    Battery 3x LR41
    Battery Life: about 1 hour
    Range For Sighting: 15 - 100 yds
    Dot size 2-in at 100 yards
    Operation On/Off end cap
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    Temperature(F): 14 to 122
    Compatible Calibers: 300 WIN
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    Pros:Accurate (15), Rugged (15), Easy to adjust (14), Adequate power (12), Clear (10)
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    By josiewales from ca on 4/23/2009
    Pros:Adequate Power, Clear , Easy To Adjust, Rugged
    Cons:Inaccurate
    Best Uses:Large Animals, Long Range, Short Range, Small Animals, Targets
    Describe Yourself:Beginner
    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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    Be Careful !!!!!
    By Jim the Headmaster from Washington, D.C. on 4/23/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Adequate Power, Clear , Easy To Adjust, Rugged
    Best Uses:Large Animals, Long Range, Short Range, Small Animals, Targets
    Describe Yourself:Experienced Hunter
    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
    Comments about Yukon Advanced Optics Sightmark Accudot 300 Laser Boresight:

    When we tried these out on pre-schoolers rifles in 300 Winchester, they worked remarkably well. However, caution should be exercised when using lasers around small children as they tend to leave the switch in the "on" position and thereby shorten battery life. Our school is now ordering more so that each child will independently have sighting capability for any new weapons he or she later procures. Thank you Toys-R-Us for stocking this hard to find item!

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    The most awesome tool in my sons kit
    By Klaus from Peoples Republic of Maryland on 4/23/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Adequate Power, Clear , Easy To Adjust, Rugged
    Best Uses:Large Animals, Long Range, Short Range, Small Animals, Targets
    Describe Yourself:Experienced Hunter
    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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    When I got my son an Assault Rifle for his 4th Birthday, my wife was concerned with my sons maturity level, and would he responsibly handle such a deadly tool, and he's surprised us both with how well he takes care of his M4, and this boresight worked great, he even let his little sister borrow it for her SBR build she just completed. Parents who have kids that use rifles, this is a great investment, it teaches your children how to properly care for and tune their rifles.

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    VERY GOOD!
    By Zumbo from Africa on 4/23/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Adequate Power, Clear , Easy To Adjust, Rugged
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    Meh...
    By Proud Poppa from Occupied Illannoys, home of BHO on 4/23/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Rugged
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    Best Uses:Targets
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    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
    Comments about Yukon Advanced Optics Sightmark Accudot 300 Laser Boresight:

    While OK for the .300 Win, my son was disappointed that he couldn't sight in the .50 that his Grandpa got him for his birthday. But he was happy that he could use it in his Accuracy International rig we got him for Chanukah.

    Now if he could just shoot as well as his sister can... but she's got a two-year head start on him.

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    Works perfectly
    By Happymoms from Plano, TX on 4/23/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Adequate Power, Clear , Easy To Adjust, Rugged
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    Describe Yourself:Beginner
    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
    Comments about Yukon Advanced Optics Sightmark Accudot 300 Laser Boresight:

    My 4 year old just couldn't get his AR-15 with the 16.1" barrel sighted in. Even with the adjustable stock he couldn't do more than 5 shots off the bench.

    The first time we used this, he was on target with the first shot and on the bull with the second.

    We have set this aside in the toy chest for when his new EOTech come in so he can zero that quickly as well.

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    Great item, but understand limitations
    By Stinky Pete from Woodburn, OR on 4/23/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Easy To Adjust, Rugged
    Cons:Limited Adjustability
    Best Uses:Large Animals, Small Animals
    Describe Yourself:Experienced Hunter
    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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    Great item, my four-year-old was able to get his AR15 "on the paper" with little effort. He quickly learned that it is no substitute for a live-fire sight-in though; he missed hitting the neighbor's dog @75 yards until we zeroed with live rounds.

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    By JP from MO on 4/23/2009
    Cons:Lacks Power
    Bottom Line:No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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    I can't figure out how to actually shoot the laser beam with I pull the trigger. This conversion kit is a rip off and I would not recommend to ANYONE.

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    A Killer of an Idea
    By Big Mike from Emmett, Idaho on 2/20/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Adequate Power, Clear , Rugged
    Cons:Limited Adjustability
    Best Uses:Large Animals, Long Range, Short Range, Small Animals, Targets
    Describe Yourself:Experienced Hunter
    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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    This item keeps the kids at the day-care center paying attention and each kid wants their turn sighting in the guns! What a great thing. The new 3 year old girl now has become an expert shot as a result of using this item.

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    works great
    By childlover from San Jose, Ca on 2/14/2009
    Pros:Accurate, Adequate Power, Clear , Easy To Adjust, Rugged
    Best Uses:Large Animals, Long Range, Short Range, Small Animals, Targets
    Describe Yourself:Beginner
    Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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    What a lifesaver! After buying a mini-14 for my daughter on her 2nd birthday we've had nothing but trouble, the stroller is hard to get in and out of the local shooting range, plus she gets cranky after a few rounds and starts slapping the trigger and such. Plus all the smoke/powder from repeated shots and trips to the range (indoor) cause horrible stains on her little outfits. Now she can sight windage in and just adjust for distance without firing a shot.

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    I carry an Ed Brown 45.ACP,Bobtail Commander stuck down in my waistband w/good belt 'tween my hip @ belly button.230 Grain Jacketed Hollow points.Carry 4 extra mags 2 in each pocket of my trench coat,on road trips I bring my Smith#629 in 'Tween folded newspaper that is Duct taped on bottom too seat cover case I have too hit the binders!!!Either of these will blow a Canoe in any Wise azz Huckleberries Head


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    GENTLEMEN....let's remember one thing.....it's Obammamamma time, and ANY weapon that's bought, put's you on a list!! They're watching. I don't have that problem....a private sale is MY business!....SEMPER FI.....DOC


  7. #22
    Doctors vs Gun owners



    Doctors
    (A) The number of physicians in the U.S. is



    700,000.


    (B) Accidental deaths caused by Physicians


    per year are


    120,000.


    (C) Accidental deaths per physician


    is


    0.171.


    Statistics courtesy of U.S. Dept of


    Health and Human Services.


    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


    Now think about this:


    Guns


    (A) The number of gun owners in the U.S.


    is


    80,000,000.


    (Yes, that's 80 million)


    (B) The number of accidental gun deaths


    per year, all age groups,


    is


    1,500.


    (C) The number of accidental deaths


    per gun owner


    is


    .000188.


    Statistics courtesy of FBI


    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


    So, statistically, doctors are approximately


    9,000 times more dangerous than gun owners.


    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


    Remember, 'Guns don't kill people, doctors do.'


    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


    FACT: NOT EVERYONE HAS A GUN,


    BUT


    ALMOST EVERYONE HAS AT LEAST ONE DOCTOR.


    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


    Please alert your friends



    to this


    alarming threat.


    We must ban doctors


    before this gets completely out of hand!!!!!


    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


    Out of concern for the public at large,


    I withheld the statistics on


    lawyers


    for fear the shock would cause


    people to panic and seek medical attention!


  8. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by DocGreek View Post
    GENTLEMEN....let's remember one thing.....it's Obammamamma time, and ANY weapon that's bought, put's you on a list!! They're watching. I don't have that problem....a private sale is MY business!....SEMPER FI.....DOC
    *buzzer* WRONG!!!!

    Try again, Doc. How's the tin foil hat fitting ya?


  9. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by FistFu68 View Post
    I carry an Ed Brown 45.ACP,Bobtail Commander stuck down in my waistband w/good belt 'tween my hip @ belly button.230 Grain Jacketed Hollow points.Carry 4 extra mags 2 in each pocket of my trench coat,on road trips I bring my Smith#629 in 'Tween folded newspaper that is Duct taped on bottom too seat cover case I have too hit the binders!!!Either of these will blow a Canoe in any Wise azz Huckleberries Head
    That's good taste right there! I love Ed Browns and plan on getting a Kobra Carry one of these days.


  10. #25
    I have two that I rotate on carrying.
    -Glock 27 .40 cal with Trijicon Night Sights
    -Smith and Wesson 446 (J-Frame) Airweight Revolver .38 cal

    I mostly go with an in the waistband holster, but also have the Blackhawk SERPA holster (comes with paddle and belt slide option) to use when I feel like it.

    I also have my issued Sig Sauer 226 .40 cal, but only use that on duty and never carry that anywhere else.


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