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Done with it. They brought political agendas into it, and I’m voting with my dollar. They ain’t getting ANY of mine. No more.

Where god intended it to be.

I used to say, “I can’t appendix carry because I have a gut.” After believing this for a few years, and from living in a state where it’s nearly impossible to get a Concealed Carry Permit, I was almost fixated on “small of back” carry. On the few occasions when I could carry (out of state), I always carried in the 4:00 or 5:00 position, primarily for comfort reasons. I recently spoke to several other “heftier” gun owners (including a good friend who calls himself the “largest pound for pound firearms instructor in America”) and I received some recommendations on holsters and how to manage, particularly when you’ve got a beer gut rather than a 6 pack. After watching a few videos and testing with some of the holsters I already own, I came upon the Crossbreed Holsters Reckoning holster system. Crossbreed has always had a great reputation with their SuperTuck IWB holsters, but those always seemed on the large side for an IWB holster. The Reckoning holster seemed like a good compromise between size, comfort and conceal-ability. As I had recently picked up a new Glock 48, I figured I might as well try a new holster. I obtained the Reckoning holster system, along with the Accomplice mag carrier. The Glock fits in it perfectly, and the retention is great. The Reckoning holster is adjustable by tightening or loosening screws. After fitting it, I checked the Accomplice mag holder. Unfortunately, the mag holder is really set to hold a double-stack magazine, and while it’s adjustable, there are rubber spacers on the screws to keep it in shape, and I did not feel comfortable with removing them. I removed the Accomplice mag carrier instead. Left – Glock 48 Magazine Right – Glock 19 Magazine I adjusted the belt clips so that the holster rides lower on my body – this is a key factor for those of us with a bit of a belly. This way, the holster is comfortable when standing, and does not dig into you when you are sitting down. When wearing an undershirt, the holster fits nicely in the appendix position, and does not dig in. It conceals nicely without printing. Appendix Carry Carrying at the 4:00 position, you do need to be slightly more aware, as the magwell of my Glock tended to print ever so slightly. It may not be as prevalent with smaller guns, but the G48 is more of a compact size frame (albeit slim). 4:00 Carry Even if the magazines did fit properly in the Accomplice mag carrier, I do not think I would use it in either position – it adds too much to the size and footprint. If I were to carry more at the 5:00 or 6:00 position, it may be something I might look into, however, it’s still not really an optimal location to carry a magazine for how I practice carrying. After some adjustments and testing, I believe I may start actually carrying my G48 in the appendix position with the Crossbreed Reckoning holster. It’s more comfortable than I expected and I like the dual clip system. A single clip holster may be easier to use, but they do not fit me well and dig into my beer belly. After trying several different pairs of pants/shorts, the dual clip system did not interfere with my wardrobe at all. In conclusion, the Crossbreed Reckoning holster is an excellent choice and definitely lives up to the Crossbreed name.

I’m not ashamed to admit that curling is fun to watch. Not exciting. But fun.

I'll be watching golf and bowling. No canning or piping there. Not sure about cornhole and curling.

Major.league baseball should be ashamed...an the yankees can fuck off..... Millions out of work, struggling and they quibble about how many millions they are to be paid for a 60 game season... Go fuck yourselves....MLB can piss off....

Your hand looks like a pineapple when you slip da grip

Pineapple man BAD

What took you so long.

Not even watching, so I have no fucks to give. I hope the ratings continue to tank and the TV money dries up.

No reloads. When I was shooting lots. Easier to unbox.

I'll give you 50% of your asking prices for everything that you have, shipped to 85338. That's the current prices.

Mossy 590 Ill know at 3am when i typically wake up...

Oh boy!

Listing large lot of handgun ammo, 22, 38, 357, 44 mag & special & 45.

"I prefer tang safety shotguns." Said Winchester, Remington, Ithaca, High Standard, Beretta, Marlin, Benelli......................never. Except of course on doubles!

I just need a report on how effective the glow is after hours in the dark, if its good im definitely gonna just grab a tube for myself at that price. I have so many uses for something like this.

Or gets exponentially worse.

Ok so here we go... At first glance and use, i was kind of questioning the capability of flowing it neatly...and my prior thought of it being spackle-ish was incorrect...it is looser than spackle...'creamier' than liquid paint. I used a toothpick, but i sliced it to get a sharp flat edge to drip and flow it... little dabs... a lot goes a long way. I am a terrible taper and mud guy...but this went well. It settles to a nice blob perfectly...and this morning i gave a quick dab of clear nail polish over tje dome to give it a shine type look like a nice plastic bead. For 19.95 i recommend it.....i have plenty left and i am doing my.mossy 500 and my SA usgi 1911a1 ..might drop a bead as well in the ccw model 19 The tube can easily to many many guns. @JackDaWack.... when i am done if you wanna try some just shout out...

I carry every day, everywhere I go. My primary carry gun is the Sig P365. Where wearing long pants I carry AIWB and when wearing shorts I carry in pocket. It has replaced all of my Glocks for carry. The gun hides anywhere. I have a big piece of property and carry a 3" S&W 629 or Glock 20 in a chest rig I bought in Alaska when in the woods. I am buying a 6.5" S&W 610 this week that may be carried in a shoulder rig.

@swatfirearms but he doesn't post much.

At home and on my property... as well as when I'm in a state that accepts one of my non-resident out of state permits.

That was totally cool.

I was searching some stuff to try and help. But according to this law office easements don't transfer to the new owners of the property depending on the easement. IDK if this applies to your case, just putting it out there. https://macomberlaw.com/land-use-and-zoning/when-property-is-sold-do-easements-transfer-to-the-new-owners/

Hi, Welcome. Sounds like you're down south. I have family down there, but I don't think I've ever pulled the trigger south of CJRPC. Used to have boats over in New Gretna, there are a couple ranges in that immediate area too. I guess I just missed it Have fun, if you have any questions about the byzantine nature of NJ gun laws, do ask. You'll get some good answer.

No it is a supply and demand thing. Due to covid, things are moving in fits and starts. Copper and lead are sourced from China. Lots of powder comes from Australia. Primers come from the US and Europe and require lots of manual labor compared to other components. On top of that the ammunition market in the US is typically about 11 billion rounds a year and rim fire is between 20-30% of that. A big order for the military is 2 billion rounds If our 5 million new owners just want to buy 200 rounds that's a billion right there. If every gun owner decides they need a case now, that's a demand of 105 billion rounds. The whole planet can't produce that in short order. Or not on short order. Even at full capacity. There's nothing artificial about this, and it is demand well above the small arms ammunition demand of fighting a couple of wars.

price drop $800. Make offer!

Around 300. Mix of homemade and FGM.

Every time I Google, "Is 'fill in the blank' legal in NJ, I seem to land at this forum. Thanks to NJ gun laws I often times leave feeling even more confused than before I came. And that's saying a lot coming from someone who lived in CA for 19 years. Anyways, hello, and glad to be here. I'm a firm believer in pursuing regaining our rights and look forward to becoming part of the community.

You won't know until you try it. Buy 1# and work up them loads. Could be the best powder ever. Could be the worst. Could be the worst only when it's cold. Could be a laser with the right bullet and the right charge. You just won't know till you work it out for yourself. There is no universal best powder. The gun decides what it likes.

For reloading. Get an 8lb jug of powder. It makes approximate 8k rounds. When panic hits like it has. I ordered 7 k in primers and bullet heads. Powder when sealed and kept correctly is good for atleast 20 years. There is no debate. Become knowledgeable in reloading. Ps. My machine has plenty of dust on it because for years now ammo is cents close to what it costs to reload. But now i have the upper hand and no need to worry

I have a few; when i am in the Familly room i like to use my Beretta Nano in 9MM. for the kitchen i go with my taurus model 85 in 38spl. now the dinning room things are different - i go full on 1911 in 45ACP. up in the bedroom i usually go with my PPQ or MR9 (both in 9mm). and when i leave the house i carry my... oh wait... sorry couldnt resist! actually when i am in florida i do carry a Beretta nano in 9 in an alien gear IWB holster. Simple rig that is very comfy. cheers!