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Sidewayz wrote:My new XD 9 Sub-compact. Have 300 flawless rounds through it so far. I love it!!! Still waiting on my CHL (108 days now ) but plan to carry the XD IWB with a Crossbreed Supertuck.

carlson1 wrote:I thought it would be fun to view our likes and dislikes. If you are afraid of revealing your "secret" then you do not have to post.



HK P7M13; 1 Extra Mag; Fox Spray; S&W 340PD (Crimson Laser Grips) with a speed strip.

CompVest wrote:Please, keep it on topic.

HighVelocity wrote:This is my Grab-n-Go setup. I can dressed. get this on and be driving away in under 3 minutes from a dead sleep. I have practiced this.

HighVelocity wrote:Nice collection medicff0879. I think you'll find it much faster to load from that side saddle though if you put the shells in from the bottom. (Brass down)

bigcarl64 wrote:My Glock 29, and assorted goodies

dukalmighty wrote:http://s227.photobucket.com/albums/dd15 ... 0_0078.jpg
This is a SA 1911-A1 stainless and a RIA 1911 compact

NcongruNt wrote:

Wheelman wrote:I can't get it to reliably go bang when I pull the trigger with any of the aftermarket springs I've tried. It works with the factory spring, but the trigger pull with that is about 2,000 pounds.

Ah. That is a common complaint. I've heard it measured anywhere from 18 to 25 lbs. I simply practiced with it until I could place a DA shot fairly accurately. It's subjective to the shooter, and some people simply don't have the hand strength to pull it off. About half the people I take shooting can't pull the DA trigger while aiming. I don't have a technical recommendation, but you may be able to acclimate yourself to it with practice. You might be able to take a little off by having a gunsmith do so polishing or changing out springs until you get something a little lighter that still works reliably, but the cost of the work may exceed the value of the gun.

longtooth wrote:Good looking knife Snake DR. Who built it.