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wildturkey wrote:

What kind of holster is that?
I'd like to carry my glock 17 with my tlr-1

I made it.

68Charger wrote:Is that A HTC hero? And is that screen cracked?

Its a Droid Eris and the screen is indeed cracked. Paid $109 for the phone and when it cracked I called the insurance company to try to get it replaced. They wanted me to pay a $99 deductible to have it replaced. Since the phone still works fine, I'll just wait till my contract ends.

catdaddyxx wrote:That's an awsome setup. I'd like to mount a light. Most of the time I really feel the need to carry is when I'm somewhere at night.
Though just my G19 tries to pull my pants down even with my setup. That must weigh a good bit.

A good holster and a good stiff belt solve that problem for me. I only carry the spare mags if I'm wearing cargo shorts/pants or a jacket.

Updated my EDC

G22

68Charger wrote:

40khammer wrote:

RottenApple wrote:

40khammer wrote:
Besides the .380 is fun and cheap to shoot. :p

Ugh, no, the .380 is not cheap to shoot. Unless you buy in bulk, maybe.. I own 2, .380's and almost cringe when I go buy ammo for them. I don't see why they're much more expensive than let's say.. a 9mm. I always consider buying .45 ammo opposed to .380. Just more fun to shoot, and prolly a dollar more for ammo.

Let me rephrase. The .380 is cheap to shoot in my town. I pay around $11 a box at my local gun store.

RottenApple wrote:

40khammer wrote:Just thought I'd update my EDC. I purchased a S&W SD40 and have placed it into my EDC in place of my 380. I'll still carry my .380 on days I don't want to carry the full size .40, but for now I'm opting for the higher caliber.[/img]

Kind of OT but.... My CHL instructor thought that carrying of different guns for different seasons could lead to being out of practice with a gun you haven't carried in awhile. For you folks that use one gun in the summer and a different gun in the winter, do you practice with both all throughout the year, a little bt before switching, or not at all? Does it take long to get used to the feel of a different gun when you've been carrying one for awhile?

I shoot ALOT. Every gun I own gets shot every time I go to the range except my old single shot .410

I will probably not end up carrying the pk380 because even with it being as hot as it has been I have still been able to carry the SD40 and an extra magazine comfortably.

However, since I don't have any kids I keep a gun stashed in each room. Therefore I find it necessary to practice with every gun I own.

Besides the .380 is fun and cheap to shoot. :p

Just thought I'd update my EDC. I purchased a S&W SD40 and have placed it into my EDC in place of my 380. I'll still carry my .380 on days I don't want to carry the full size .40, but for now I'm opting for the higher caliber.

schufflerbot wrote:

40khammer wrote:

Clockwise from top left. My Droid Eris.(PoS) My Italian leather wallet.(gift from my sister) My custom made hybrid IWB holster.(made it myself) My Walther PK380. My Gerber Bear Grylls Scout. 2 magazines loaded with Speer Gold Dot Hollowpoints. Not pictured are my keys.

i hope you have better luck with your PK380. i just sent mine back to S&W for a full refund. i ADORED that little gun, but had way too many problems with FTF, FTE, jams, slide not locking, etc. ended up grabbing a Sig P250 instead...

I've had mine for 3 months and have put over 1000 rounds through it(I shoot alot) I had 1 FTF the second time I took it to the range(didn't clean it after the first time) I wanted to see how far it would go. Fresh from the factory I put around 200 round through it before the first hickup. I then took it apart and cleaned and oiled it thoroughly. Have had no problems out of it since. I keep it well oiled and it operates very smoothly. I love this little gun.

Clockwise from top left. My Droid Eris.(PoS) My Italian leather wallet.(gift from my sister) My custom made hybrid IWB holster.(made it myself) My Walther PK380. My Gerber Bear Grylls Scout. 2 magazines loaded with Speer Gold Dot Hollowpoints. Not pictured are my keys.