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Glock 19, all purpose carry
Glock 42, pocket carry


Glock 34, house carry (competition gun)
Springfield 1911 Range Officer, BBQ gun
Ruger GP-100, Back-up BBQ gun

Nice collection. that's the collection I wish to have. I use the G19 for competition and a Ruger LCP instead of the G42 (The G42 wasn't available yet). I use the G26 for the role of your G19. I have a revolver as a BUG, but I don't have a 1911, YET. That's a nice one, BTW.

Is the hump on the grip of the G34 bigger than the hump on your G19? I have tiny hands and dislike the hump.

Jose_in_Dallas wrote:I inherited it back from him along with his guns when he past away about 2.5 years ago.

Sorry about your dad, man. But, nice guns!

3D printed cash clip, balisong comb, smart phone case, and .380 pistol. A 3D printer is an electronic device that will MAKE anything you want. You draw on a computer, scan a physical object to duplicate it, or download from the internet something you want. Then, you hit "print" and voila! You have a real physical object in your hands not made with any human labor, fully assembled and ready to use.

Here is a video explaining 3D printing:
http://youtu.be/F_s57PnHtkU

Here is a video of the 3D printed gun being shot:
http://youtu.be/N3PMi2pz4NI

Pecos wrote:Nice! I bet back in the day that hammer snagged on a lot of things.
What year would you say that pistol is?

Revolver (not pistol) was made sometime during the Bush administration (don't remember exactly what year). No, hammer doesn't snag on anything if you are careful of your cover garment. CCW in the winter with suit or leather vest. The cover garment has to be fairly stiff such as a thick suit or vest. You cannot CCW with a T-Shirt or sweatshirt because those cover garments are not stiff and will snag.

In summer, you may CCW off body in a handbag (if female or European male) or briefcase.

If you're on a tight budget, this $100 single action revolver will beat a sharp stick any day for self-defense. It shoots 22lr and for $40 more, you can get a .22 WMR cylinder for it. .22 WMR is marginally o.k. for self-defense while .22lr is cheap enough for even the most financially strapped to be able to afford ammo for practice. It's like having 2 guns for only $140. You can't beat that.

CCW Old School....

(Heritage Arms .22 WMR Single Action Revolver with custom leather holster)