SAS Mayhem
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Sweet Grips SAS Mayhem! I need a pair for my CZ RAMI. And maybe my 75 too.
Thanks, Sam does great work. And the grips are flawless
concealed carry 45
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Thanks, Sam does great work. And the grips are flawless
Instructor_Dennis
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Check out the Taurus Millennium PT145 Pro SS
The Pro 145 is my carry gun of choice. Appx $350 from Sportsman's Warehouse. It's light-weight and double-action only. I carry two extra 10-round magazines in addition to the one in the gun. The extra round in the chamber gives me 31 total rounds. It has a nice crisp trigger and LOVES +P ammo. I carry it in a stiff inside-the-waistband holster and sometimes forget it's there.
Don't take MY word for it!
Yesterday, I received the December issue of Gun Test magazine. They just happened to test and review the PT145.
Here's their quote: "The Taurus PT145 Pro SS was not the top target gun, but it could prove to be the best street fighter."
There are about 8 .45's in my collection. If I didn't have the PT145, I'd probably carry a full sized Colt Combat Elite ($600) (Look at my icon) or my Springfield Armory Champion Model .45 ($650) with a 4" barrel.
The Pro 145 is my carry gun of choice. Appx $350 from Sportsman's Warehouse. It's light-weight and double-action only. I carry two extra 10-round magazines in addition to the one in the gun. The extra round in the chamber gives me 31 total rounds. It has a nice crisp trigger and LOVES +P ammo. I carry it in a stiff inside-the-waistband holster and sometimes forget it's there.
Don't take MY word for it!
Yesterday, I received the December issue of Gun Test magazine. They just happened to test and review the PT145.
Here's their quote: "The Taurus PT145 Pro SS was not the top target gun, but it could prove to be the best street fighter."
There are about 8 .45's in my collection. If I didn't have the PT145, I'd probably carry a full sized Colt Combat Elite ($600) (Look at my icon) or my Springfield Armory Champion Model .45 ($650) with a 4" barrel.
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echo_5
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economical carry .45
The Taurus 24/7 pro in .45acp can be had for $400 new. It's a compact 12 rd. .45 with ambidextrious safety/decocker. Although it resembles a Glock it's actually a DA/SA giving you restrike capability. Definitely worth considering.
-Drive fast and shoot straight
If looking at the 24/7 be sure to specify the PRO version as it has the enhanced short trigger to address the short-comings of the original.
The Taurus 24/7 pro in .45acp can be had for $400 new. It's a compact 12 rd. .45 with ambidextrious safety/decocker. Although it resembles a Glock it's actually a DA/SA giving you restrike capability. Definitely worth considering.
-Drive fast and shoot straight
If looking at the 24/7 be sure to specify the PRO version as it has the enhanced short trigger to address the short-comings of the original.
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DrDavidM
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I have a PT140pro. i have never had a failure to feed or eject. I do have a hard time with the trigger. It has a very long trigger pull. Mine is second generation which is double action only. The new ones are single action. This, as I understand (no decocker) requires you to carry with the safety on though. However, carrying the Kimber I assume you are used to carrying with the safety on.
SAS Mayhem
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Here you go JC40,
130.00 to include the mag ain't bad. Also MAC includes
"MAC'S "STANDARD TUFF-GUN JOB" INCLUDES FULL DIS/REASSEMBLY, THE TUFF-GUN I FINISH ON EVERY METAL PART OF THE FIREARM INCLUDING STOCK HARDWARE (EXCEPT SPRINGS & PINS) POLISHING OF ALL
FEED RAMPS, BORE CLEANING, HANDLAPPING OF SLIDE/TRIGGER
RAILS AND PIVOT POINTS AND SIGHT DOTS.ONE MAGAZINE
IS ALSO INCLUDED. "
Magistrate PO
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yet another option!
I carry the Glock 36 slimline as primary concealed carry gun. Small powerful, and thin,it has some good points when looking for a new gun. The only downsize is that Crimson Trace does not make a laser for it. So many to choose from, and so little money.
I carry the Glock 36 slimline as primary concealed carry gun. Small powerful, and thin,it has some good points when looking for a new gun. The only downsize is that Crimson Trace does not make a laser for it. So many to choose from, and so little money.
I`ll tell you what.The guy does some real nice work and you can`t beat the price for what he does,ecspecially taking the gun down that far and a mag.So how long was the actual time of not having the gun to do this process?Here you go JC40,
130.00 to include the mag ain't bad. Also MAC includes
"MAC'S "STANDARD TUFF-GUN JOB" INCLUDES FULL DIS/REASSEMBLY, THE TUFF-GUN I FINISH ON EVERY METAL PART OF THE FIREARM INCLUDING STOCK HARDWARE (EXCEPT SPRINGS & PINS) POLISHING OF ALL
FEED RAMPS, BORE CLEANING, HANDLAPPING OF SLIDE/TRIGGER
RAILS AND PIVOT POINTS AND SIGHT DOTS.ONE MAGAZINE
IS ALSO INCLUDED. "
SAS Mayhem
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It took about 3 weeks to complete. And was well worth the wait.
couger8045
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Beretta Couger Carry
I am a long .45acp fan. I own 5 different models and 2 1911's. I must say, the 1911 is my favorite to shoot, but too big for conceal carry. My choice for conceal carry is my beretta 8045. The accuraracy is amazing and after over 8000 rounds....no jams, or problems. It has been since discontinued by Beretta and replaced with their new PX4, which in my mind is a polymer version of the couger. If you havent tried firing a couger and you come accross one, take advantage of the opportunity and pick one up. you will happy. Just my input.....
I am a long .45acp fan. I own 5 different models and 2 1911's. I must say, the 1911 is my favorite to shoot, but too big for conceal carry. My choice for conceal carry is my beretta 8045. The accuraracy is amazing and after over 8000 rounds....no jams, or problems. It has been since discontinued by Beretta and replaced with their new PX4, which in my mind is a polymer version of the couger. If you havent tried firing a couger and you come accross one, take advantage of the opportunity and pick one up. you will happy. Just my input.....
couger8045
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.45 Carry
I carry one of 3 guns....
As you can tell from my screen name here, i am obviously a fan of the Beretta Couger 8045 .45ACP (now discontinued) This gun shoots outstanding. And with over 8000 rounds through her, never a malfunction. If you are not familiar with this gun, perhaps you are familiar with the new beretta PX4 polymer. This gun is basically a newer version of the couger in my opinion. Ergonomics are the same. This is by far my favorite for conceal carry.
next is my Kimber stainless .45 1911. cant say enough about this gun. reliable, dependable....it will do its part if you do yours.
lastly, not a .45, but .357 sig glock model .32. great firepower and accuracy!
I carry one of 3 guns....
As you can tell from my screen name here, i am obviously a fan of the Beretta Couger 8045 .45ACP (now discontinued) This gun shoots outstanding. And with over 8000 rounds through her, never a malfunction. If you are not familiar with this gun, perhaps you are familiar with the new beretta PX4 polymer. This gun is basically a newer version of the couger in my opinion. Ergonomics are the same. This is by far my favorite for conceal carry.
next is my Kimber stainless .45 1911. cant say enough about this gun. reliable, dependable....it will do its part if you do yours.
lastly, not a .45, but .357 sig glock model .32. great firepower and accuracy!
sphillips45
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When i carry a Auto, it is a Glock 21 . 99% time i carry a Wheelgun
Colt and Kimber Fan Here
I guess I am on the side of the less-expensive gun group here. My primary designated carry is a Colt Defender that I bought used, and works great. My wife has a Kimber ProCarry II as her primary.
BUG's are a Kimber 4" Tactical and my wife as the new Kimber SIS 4".
John
I guess I am on the side of the less-expensive gun group here. My primary designated carry is a Colt Defender that I bought used, and works great. My wife has a Kimber ProCarry II as her primary.
BUG's are a Kimber 4" Tactical and my wife as the new Kimber SIS 4".
John
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