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I currently run bullets towards the holster and don't really have any issues, but I'm curious what people's experiences have been with bullets out setups like in the Carey Concealment bounty.

Posting for my wife:

She's 5'2" 150. She's primarily a weight lifter but also runs. She does a mix of road and treadmill running (especially heavy on treadmill in the upper Midwestern winters). Pace is about 11 minutes.

She's been using 18s for the last year and is pretty happy with them. She's due for a new pair and is wondering if she should consider the Plus.

Thanks! :)

Looking to upgrade my 407C green dot to a big optic with a gold dot. I like the idea of the 407 comp and the price point, but the dot is too big imo.

Should I get the 507 comp or wait until the pro max is available?

I'm at my wits end. My girls absolutely refuse to potty train, and they start 3/4 preschool in two weeks. We've tried prizes. We've tried refusing to put on diapers. We've tried just underwear. They just go and then have meltdowns, but they refuse to learn to use the potty. They've always been very early for every milestone and are, according to their 2/3 preschool teacher, very cognitively and emotionally advanced for their age, but they are really struggling with this.

Anyone else had really stubborn potty trainers? How did you get through it?

Anyone have experience with this? I'm mostly looking at Joey Sauerland's dry fire one but also his movement one. I have pretty limited time for live fire, but I can get 20-30 minutes of dry fire a day, so I want to maximize my growth in that time.

I'm an unclassed but C-level shooter based on my match percentages (49-56%).

And do you have a round count at which you would either stop shooting it at the range and get an identical range gun or just transition it into a range gun and get a new carry gun? Or do you have a preventative maintenance schedule?

I'm in the midst of switching from PDP to Glock and from OWB to AIWB. I have sold my PDP and all of the accessories, and I promised my wife I wouldn't spend any more money than I got from my sales 😅. This question wouldn't be a concern if I weren't also buying a new handset for ace VR to match the Glock. I use it a lot and am worried about messing up my index. But maybe that's not actually something I should be concerned with?

I'm competing with a Gen 6 Glock 17 in a Tenicor Certum 4 (my CCW holster) with a Tenicor mag pouch. I have two Henning basepads. I have a magnet for my oh shit mag. Should I get a third basepad or an extra mag pouch?

(Or should I ditch the ace VR handset and use the one I have? And should I be getting a sidecar holster instead?)

Anyone running these? Just got a new Glock 17 for competition and looking at holsters for it. I've been running a PDP with a light, but I'm probably going to drop the light and get a competition holster.

I carry in a Tenicor, but I'm not sure there's anything there that makes it worth it over a comp-tac or blade tech.

(Bonus: anyone have experience with the guerrilla Tactical fast draw?)

Going to put a minus connector from (probably) tactical trigger in my Glock, and I'm debating if the rolling break or crisp break is a better option.

I'm slightly considering the RXM over the Glock 17 I'm looking to buy this weekend just because of the modularity.

I already have a Gen 6 G19. I would like to use the subcompact grip for CCW purposes, but I want the full size for home defense, a winter CCW, and a temporary competition gun until I get a 2011 next year.

Is it actually feasible to regularly swap out grip modules? Or is that a silly idea? I feel like it probably is, and swapping grip modules seasonally for different carry needs is a more reasonable solution.