Went scouring all the sites again, as I’ve been doing about 20 times a day for the last week. Apparently 3 MOA dot in red and MRS in red are both in stock at primary arms. Just ordered the MRS!!
Anybody have a pic? Nothing wrong with Glock mags, just prefer Magpul mags, so wanting to pick up some 27 rounders and just curious what it looks like while I’m waiting on them.
Has anybody used these guys for anything S&W, specifically Shield EZ 380 related? How are they?
Anybody local to Colorado Springs who happens to have one of these, that would be willing to meet me and my wife at a range to shoot a few rounds through it to see if she likes it?
Especially with the 12 round mags for the extended grip length.
I haven’t called local ranges to see if they have it for rent, but I imagine if they did it would be the generic bodyguard 2.0, which I suppose is sufficient, but if she decides she wants one it’s going to be the performance center carry comp, so trying to get the actual feel instead of close enough.
She’s coming from a M&P 2.0 compact which is too thick and she says has too much recoil. So I’m thinking thinner gun, smaller caliber, compensated, so less recoil, everything she might want / like.
Anybody else still IMPATIENTLY waiting for these EPS Core optics to come out?
For my birthday later this year I’m wanting a new pistol optic. I’ve got what I call the big 3 criteria. I’m impatiently waiting for these core optics to come out so I can see if they meet one of those 3.
Cmon Holosun!!! What’s going on with the EPS Core optics?!?!?!
I’d love some texturing that matches the grip texture in the circled areas. Whats the options?
Who in or near Colorado Springs can thread a standard 10/22 barrel, and what would be an average price to get that done?
I know I could just buy a threaded barrel off Rugers website for $140 + taxes & shipping. Wouldn’t have a need for the current non threaded barrel after that so I could sell it and recoup some money. That’s definitely an option / route to take too if getting the current barrel threaded is much more expensive / inconvenient.
I’ve got a basic X macro with a TLR7X. What brand of holsters are you guys using for appendix carry. Just wanting something nice a slim and compact without excess material or excess wasted space in / around the holster.
I’m looking for an appendix holster, but I’m trying to find a brand that basically has no wasted space, no wasted material, just the most tight / thin / form fitting holster.
To give an example, I have a Tier 1 Concealed Echo holster for strong side carry. It’s perfect in my opinion. Fits the gun nice and snug, doesn’t have any wasted space anywhere, the overall profile of the whole holster is just so narrow. I’ve tried holsters from a few other manufacturers for appendix and it’s like they’re just chunky or bulky compared to the Echo. Like they have more material or more space between the overall opening, just doesn’t make sense to me why they’re not as form fitting, not as narrow overall when they’re for the same gun and light combo.
If what I’m explaining comes across then feel free to recommend a holster brand you like that may fit the description. I’m not saying I’ve tried every single one on the market as that would be impossible and I’d have to be a millionaire to do that, but it’s to the point where I want to just make my own holster so it can be perfect for what I want. Thanks everybody.
Is there anybody in or near Colorado Springs with a S&W Shield X; preferably a performance center carry comp but a standard model would be fine; that would be willing to meet up with me and my wife and let us shoot some rounds through it?
Wife is thinking she wants this as her new carry gun but would like to actually shoot it before making the purchase. Called both magnum and DCF guns locations in springs and none of them have one. Supposedly DCF castle rock does but they’re not saying they do, they just keep saying come up there and they’ll get things started, but won’t just confirm they have one, so I’m skeptical.
Obviously I’d pay for ammo, whatever brand you prefer. Just 50-100 rounds that would be enough. Indoor range is fine, although we typically go out to dinosaur flats now that turkey tracks is shut down until August.
Or if anybody knows of any other local ranges that have one we can rent from that works too. Just trying to do my due diligence before spending $700+ without having shot the gun, like I’ve done many times before 😂 Thanks all!
Not necessarily a specific question, more just info based off what I experienced shooting today and looking for your opinions / thoughts.
Basic Anderson AR. 16” barrel, all milspec parts or whatever generic parts Anderson used, nothing fancy. Brand new Recce 5 suppressor with their EZ brake installed and shot for the first time today.
I assumed that shooting suppressed, especially with a traditional style suppressor that has higher back pressure than a flow through, that I’d possibly have issues with feeding / cycling. But it shot absolutely just fine. Normal standard ejection pattern. No issues feeding or cycling, just absolutely fine.
I brought a strike industries flat wire carbine spring and H2 buffer weight as a backup in case I had issues. I bought them for an SBR I just built, assuming I’d need them over milspec stuff due to the suppressor.
I did test both setups and honestly I prefer the milspec spring and weight over the flat wire spring and heavier weight. Is that normal? Why does all my research say that I NEED to change my spring and weight when I tested it and had zero issues and honestly better feel and sound with the milspec stuff over the “better” or should I say “more appropriate” stuff?
Just looking for insight, thoughts, opinions, from anybody who actually took the time to read all this. Thanks all!!!