Nice acquisitions! I have a Colt Diamondback in .38 Special from the 70’s that I absolutely love. I’ve never shot it’s bigger brother, the Python, but I hear they’re the cat’s meow.
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Post a pic of your gun!
Ill start
Glock 19 with the laser sight and night sights
sandpaper grip
Love love love this gun - shoots like a dream
Glock 19 with the laser sight and night sights
sandpaper grip
Love love love this gun - shoots like a dream
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I shot a GSSF match in Montgomery this morning while dodging thunderstorms. I won’t know how I measured up to everyone else until the weekend is over, but I set personal bests in all three divisions I shot, so I feel pretty good about it.
Now I’m up in Talladega to shoot the Alabama Steel Championship tomorrow morning. Time to clean and reload magazines!
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Now I’m up in Talladega to shoot the Alabama Steel Championship tomorrow morning. Time to clean and reload magazines!
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Doing a deep cleaning of all my Glock magazines today. I have a TON of them, almost all acquired used, and I rarely pay any attention to them. Just noticed the date on this one today and thought it was pretty cool that it’s still perfectly functional considering how much use and abuse it gets. Thousands of rounds have been loaded and fired from it, dropped on concrete and in the mud, it’s probably been stepped on a few times… and that’s after I acquired it. It almost certainly would have been originally sold to a law enforcement agency, so there’s no telling what it went through with its original owner.
9.13.94 Those Austrians make some nearly indestructible guns!
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9.13.94 Those Austrians make some nearly indestructible guns!
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Until recently, all of my competitive shooting has been in matches or divisions within matches that start from low-ready position (gun out of holster, pointed at the ground). I’ve just recently started shooting in divisions where the time starts with the gun holstered and wrists above shoulders.
All of my holsters are either concealment or “duty” type holsters that aren’t ideal for a competition setting where speed is much more important than retention or comfort. But properly setup, offset and dropped holsters are expensive and I’m notoriously cheap. So a trip to Ace Hardware, a bit of tinkering, and $12 later, I present you with the spared-every-expense Junk|Works custom holster
I ended up dropping it 1.5” lower,smoothed out the retention release, and got a decent angle with a couple of shims without a substantial weight increase.
I’ll head to the range to test it out tomorrow and probably make some tweaks, but it feels pretty good in my dry-fire runs today.
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All of my holsters are either concealment or “duty” type holsters that aren’t ideal for a competition setting where speed is much more important than retention or comfort. But properly setup, offset and dropped holsters are expensive and I’m notoriously cheap. So a trip to Ace Hardware, a bit of tinkering, and $12 later, I present you with the spared-every-expense Junk|Works custom holster
I ended up dropping it 1.5” lower,smoothed out the retention release, and got a decent angle with a couple of shims without a substantial weight increase.I’ll head to the range to test it out tomorrow and probably make some tweaks, but it feels pretty good in my dry-fire runs today.
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Will they let you use a retention holster?Until recently, all of my competitive shooting has been in matches or divisions within matches that start from low-ready position (gun out of holster, pointed at the ground). I’ve just recently started shooting in divisions where the time starts with the gun holstered and wrists above shoulders.
All of my holsters are either concealment or “duty” type holsters that aren’t ideal for a competition setting where speed is much more important than retention or comfort. But properly setup, offset and dropped holsters are expensive and I’m notoriously cheap. So a trip to Ace Hardware, a bit of tinkering, and $12 later, I present you with the spared-every-expense Junk|Works custom holster
I’ll head to the range to test it out tomorrow and probably make some tweaks, but it feels pretty good in my dry-fire runs today.
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Those things make me cringe when I see them used by folks under stress from a shot timer.
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