Something wicked this way comes.
Buy it from the most innovative and most copied holster company, G-Code. What is it?It’s a Leg Rig. Chest Rig, Thigh Rig, Molle Rig… Whatever you need it to be it that day. And change it the next. No one has anything like this on the market. But watch how they are all going to scramble to ape it.
I’m amazed how our Nobel Peace Prize awarded President is made to look the fool while Vladimir Putin now looks like a well reasoned and noble elder statesman.
Have to admit, I keep coming back to my Glock 23 RTF2 as my favorite pistol.
The balance of size, weight, and fire power is perfect.
Reliability has been flawless. Accuracy has been very good. It fits my hand very well thanks to the work I did on the grip. I love it.
What’s your favorite?
92FS & 96FS. Standard Beretta 92/96 series. 3 dot sights. This is the classic. Used in every movie ever made through the 80’s. Used by Law Enforcement around the world during that time. It’s a great looking handgun. Solid. Accurate. Reliable. Shooting it is like driving a Cadillac. Much like the Cadillac’s of the 80’s, which were overly large, heavy, and under-powered. Yes, we make holsters for this.
M9 Commercial. Same as Military issue. Uses dot-bar sights, but otherwise identical to the 92FS. Used by just about everyone in the US Military who has no choice of what pistols they are issued. Those who have the option tend to roll with the SIG P226 or a 1911 (Looking at you, MARSOC) or really whatever they feel like at the time as long as it’s not the M9. Still, the M9 is a great pistol and will always be a great pistol. Yes, we have holsters for this.
M9A1. railed version of the M9 with checkering. Notice the straight and flat forward edge of the Trigger guard. You can see this was built to not just have the option of a light mount, but to actually run with a light mounted to it. I think they had the X300 specifically in mind when they designed this gun. Yes, we have holsters for this.
92A1/96A1. Railed version of the 92, but with a dovetailed front sight post, internal recoil buffers in the 96 version, no checkering like the M9A1, and note the rounded trigger guard. The rail is Picatinny and not the normal universal rail. This rail is bigger than the normal rail, which requires a completely different mold which we’ve not made yet. Beretta made this gun different from everything else, not because these changes made for a better pistol, but because Beretta doesn’t like you, or concepts like “compatibility”. NO, we do not have holsters for this at this time.
90-Two. Rounded trigger guard, new grips, and note the new slide profile. Sights are dovetailed, there is an internal recoil buffer, and note that the rails come with a removable Rail Cover over them. No, we do not have anything for this one, and we don’t need to as Beretta has killed off this gun. Probably the best of the 90 Series guns Beretta has made. And it’s a great looking and feeling gun too. But it didn’t sell very well, because Beretta doesn’t know how to market their tactical guns. That, and they gave it the worst name they could have possibly given it. How do you say that? “Ninety Two”. Just like their other gun, the “Ninety Two”. Brilliant.
Okay, now lets talk AK-47’s for a minute. Fellow I work with has one and it is the best AK build that I’ve ever seen. Simple and Elegant.
Take a look at this. This was built at a Rifle Dynamics Build Class. Battlecomp at the front, Krinkov Front Sight and Gas Block. I believe the Foregrip and Pistol Grip are US PALM. Ultimak Rail. T1 Micro. Krebs Safety. Rifle Dynamics AR Stock Adapter. And I think that’s a Bravo Company stock. Mag-Well Funnel, from – I’m not sure where.
Overall, this build is very light weight and handles like a sports car. The T1 Co-Witnesses with the Rifle Sights.
The Texture of the grip surfaces is very aggressive. Your hands lock into place and there is no slipping. This coupled with the fast handling, make this gun a very surefooted beast when going from target to target.
The Krebs safety lever really make this gun a step above. The lever is smooth and polished, making the operation easier than on most every other AK I’ve ever felt. The finger shelf allow the trigger finger to easily sweep the safety on or off. Thanks to the Mag Well, the reloads are faster than the average bear. These things combine to make this AK the easiest handling and most natural combat rifle I’ve dealt with that is not a custom built AR.
I can’t get over how light, and how precise this Kalash feels. The Trigger is excellent and there is no recoil thanks to the excellent Battlecomp muzzle brake.
All it needs is a Slipstream Treatment and it would be perfect.
Last year I taught a lot of Teachers, School Administrators and other School Faculty Members defensive shooting skills. I taught them for Free. This was in Utah, where it is Legal for Teachers and Faculty to carry concealed if they have a Carry Permit. For a teacher standing in front of a class room, I can’t think of a better holster than an INCOG carried in the Appendix Position, with a Glock 19 or an M&P 9C in there.
Watch this video below and tell me your thoughts.
What I’m taking away from this is that no one else in the family is wearing a target… just the little school boy going to school. Schools being “GUN FREE ZONES” which makes them Fish in a Barrel situations. Everyone else is safe, because evidently they are not going to Gun Free Zones.
My take – Get rid of Gun Free Zones. Let Teachers who stand up and are willing to bear the responsibility protect the students they teach. If they are not willing to protect my kids, why would I be willing to let them teach my kids?
He is pushing his own Agenda in backing the Syrian Rebels, who are backed by both terrorists, and the Muslim Brotherhood. (Same thing?) Pushing against international opposition to strike Syria plays into the hands of the Muslim Brotherhood and basically the entire Muslim Street agenda of doing away with Israel.
Obama’s backed the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, given them weapons and aircraft. To fight who? Who would Egypt need fighter jets to fight? Israel.
Who is the target if the US strike’s Syria? New York? Israel. Everyone is pointing guns at Israel, and Obama is giving them the ammo.
And the guns.
For what? His Anti-Israeli feelings? This is going to cost thousands of lives, if not hundreds of thousands of human lives. Many Americans. Many families of Americans. Friends of Americans. Business Partners of Americans.
Who Wins in all of this? America? No. Who?
You know who… The same people who we’ve been fighting against since September 11th, 2001 They are winning.
If we do this, what do we get out of it? Nothing but more Cattle Car Security, Federal Scrutiny, and Higher Taxes… and the sacrifices and deaths of our Military brothers.
I do not support this push for war. I do not support this President’s agenda. I am sorry that Syria is a train wreck of a country and so many innocent people are dead and dying… Syria has never been our Friend, they chose to befriend the Axis of Evil, Russia, China, and those oppressive Communist regimes. I say those allies of theirs can help those people. Not us. We don’t need to sacrifice ourselves and Israel to help people who would have loved to have seen these Chemical Weapons used on Americans.
As the situation in Syria is heating up, I grow more and more disappointed in this administration.
Their bungling of this crysis is an epic failure. Obama is rattling sabers at people who have nothing to lose, no respect of human life, and are filled with seething hatred. They are not people who are going to be intimidated by John Kerry shaking a finger at them.
Especially with Russia standing behind them.
Russia needs Syria. Russia will defend Syria. Because Russia wants their Port there. Russia has a Naval Base there.
So why do we not let Russia handle this situation? There is no need for us to meddle in these affairs.
What about the other Arab nations who are our allies? We shouldnt have to get our hands dirty in this. This is Syria’s civil war. It’s horrible. It’s disgusting. And it’s none of our business.
Pushing War at this time in this area threatens us economically and Israel quite physically.
So what should we do?
Nothing directly. Have Lebanon and Turkey, or Russia handle this for us. Incentives for them to take care of this.
Offer Russia Favored Nation Trade Status. Offer Russia some business deals. Build some factories in Russia… whatever they want that benefits both of us. Everyone wants something. And its usually money.
Someone give Obama a copy of Game of Thrones. Sheesh.
Message on FB: “Why you bragging about being Mormon?”
My response: First off, I wasn’t bragging. I’m proud to be a Mormon. I’ve taken it for granted in the past. Forgot who I was. I remember now. I was born LDS. I served an LDS Mission. But I’ve not always been Mormon. There is a difference.
Even if you are born into a Mormon family, there is still that moment when you are “Converted”. I remember that moment when that happened to me.
While looking through the scope of a rifle on an overwatch and feeling so empty inside. I prayed that there had to be more to life. The feeling that I got after that – I can’t explain it. Here, let me tell you what Chocolate tastes like. But I do know what that feeling was and where it came from. I can’t just put that away anymore.
I decide that I was going to be Mormon or I wasn’t. No more in between.
I’m Mormon.
If you don’t like that and can’t accept that, then you are not, nor have you ever been, my friend.
I’m proud to be a Mormon. We have an awesome history in this country and around the world. We had a State give an official Extermination Order against us, yet we remain Patriotic Americans. We’ve be been reviled in society yet we remain helpful to the community. It’s a tough example to live up to. But I’m trying.
I’ve tested the original Lucid HD7 and found it to be most excellent. One thing that continues to impress me is the unit’s ability to handle recoil. Even after much pounding on an AR, the POA/POI was not changed from when it was zeroed to where the last accurate shots were placed. Granted this was a short test, only 300 rounds, but I’ve seen slight shifts on some other red dots in this price range. The first Gen HD7, I beat the hell out of it on many different hard recoiling guns. I have the impression that the Gen 3 is every bit as tough, if not tougher. The optic I used to run on my personal AR has been an EOTECH, and has been for years. This Lucid HD7 has replaced that Eotech. Because of a couple advantages. A, more precise aiming reticle and B, much longer battery life. The Battery life really pushed it over the top for me. Long lasting, common battery type is a WIN for me. I only have a couple flashlights that run those Surefire 3 Volt Batteries, so I don’t buy them very often. And when I do I usually order them or pick them up when I am in certain stores. AA Batteries can be had anywhere, cheap, and I have them around the house. This commonality is an advantage. With the Lucid, I’ve never had to wait until the sporting goods store opens to get my Red Dot to power on again. I’ve had that problem with the EoTech.
The Gen 3 version has some worthy improvements.
1. Turret Caps.
2. Better Reticle Patterns.
3. Better Clarity and Brightness.
While the price may have come up a bit on the Retail side – it didn’t come up much and it remains the best optic for an AR under $400. I’ve seen these got for as low as 219.99 and as high as 249.99.
Overall – These sights are a Win. Buy one!