Did you get any primer swipes with the Sig?
Shootout...Coming soon. Stay tuned.
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Only managed to pick up a few empty cases. Indoor range had lots of jetsam lying around. So, what I picked up was iffy but those that I did retrieve appeared to have pretty solid strikes. A couple showed some slight swiping. Not bad though.
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FYI
Widths:
Glock 26-1.26"...32mm
Glock 43X-1.10"...28mm
SIG P365-1.0"...26mm
S&W Shield-0.95"...24mm
I always used to carry IWB when in civilian clothing, until I started hanging around Tim. Now, more often than not, I am carrying OWB and in a leather pancake for Godsakes!!! I was just at Tener's yesterday looking at some boots!
The OP is a bad influence I'm tellin' ya.
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Boots...yet another adventure down the rabbit hole. Let's talk about Tecovas
Nope. Not on either of my SIG P365s.
Boots...yet another adventure down the rabbit hole. Let's talk about Tecovas
umm yeah, they ain't cheap. A cheap pair of basic Tecovas is like 300 bucks. There is a local online forum here, and they have several entire threads where they are talking about nothing but Tecovas. While we sit around and talk guns, there is a large group out there, talkin' about nothing but boots.
Yeah, I don't consider it drag if it doesn't reach the outside of the shell casing. A elongated striker mark on the primer isn't drag in my opinion.
Several places have them for that price online plus S&W is currently offering a $50 mail in rebate on the 9 mm and .380 Shields.
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umm yeah, they ain't cheap. A cheap pair of basic Tecovas is like 300 bucks. There is a local online forum here, and they have several entire threads where they are talking about nothing but Tecovas. While we sit around and talk guns, there is a large group out there, talkin' about nothing but boots.
If you want to get serious about boots, Rob...hit I-35 some weekend and make a trip to the Ft. Worth Stockyards. Even if you don't buy anything a tour of the shop is well worth it...just for the fine smell of the leather.
I'd advise leaving your credit card at home.
M.L. Leddy's Boots & Saddlery | Fort Worth Stockyards
Interesting. Does the rebate come with the gun in the box or what?
If you want to get serious about boots, Rob...hit I-35 some weekend and make a trip to the Ft. Worth Stockyards. Even if you don't buy anything a tour of the shop is well worth it...just for the fine smell of the leather.
I'd advise leaving your credit card at home.
M.L. Leddy's Boots & Saddlery | Fort Worth Stockyards
www.fortworthstockyards.org
I'll be the dude with my jeans tucked in my boots to show off the sterling silver toe medallions and heel spurs, along with gold sequin quarter stitching.
I'll also be blinging my Ruger SP101 with fancy grip inserts open carry, topping it off with a clean straw Stetson on the dome.
Never been a felt guy.
Dang you guys have some nice footwear. I'm still wearing 8 year old 25 dollar Brazos Jungle Boots to ride. I have others but nothing feels as good to me as that wide toe box in the jungle boots and the nylon panels keep 'em well ventilated. They need arch support inserts though.
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I'll be the dude with my jeans tucked in my boots to show off the sterling silver toe medallions and heel spurs, along with gold sequin quarter stitching.
I'll also be blinging my Ruger SP101 with fancy grip inserts open carry, topping it off with a clean straw Stetson on the dome.
Never been a felt guy.
Rob's cowboy suit:
Me in my rodeo outfit:
You apply online and in about 2-3 months you will receive a prepaid credit card in the mail. When I bought my Shield 45 they gave you a choice of rebate between $50.00 or 2 extra magazines and 2 boxes of Hornady Critical Defense ammo and a Caldwell magazine loader. Here is a link to the rebate site.
That’s pretty cool, thanks @rotto66
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On sale...Right now. Not a bad deal for GA residents. $249 after rebate is a decent deal.
Might have to try and grow a stage like Redfords’
