Tactical Monkey

Greetings...

Not in Jersey

+1 Thanks for taking the time to write that up

Happy BDay!

Bringing this back to the top - Is this still a go for the 30th? I plan on bringing a few AR's along with a couple hundred rounds of ammo. I'll have a few different optics with me as well (Aimpoint, ACOG, etc) which anyone else there could try out if they don't have their own. Ideally I'd like the run the course with different gear each time to see what works best for me

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+1 ... I own one and have it mounted on a .308 Savage. Everyone who looks through it is impressed with it's quality - considering the price tag.

+1... That was my reply till I read down and saw you already added it. It's why (at present) I do not have a chest rig setup, just a "war belt". I can't (easily) justify why I would need more then what I can carry on my belt.

Weclome! Pull up a chair

Is that you in the pic? I ask because I'm curious how easy it is to get to your pistol (I think it's a pistol) on your left side? It looks like it's mounted really high up compared to your average belt holster. That aside, for the price that's a nice setup...

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Quote of the Day!! Congrats

Thanks for chiming in guys! I think the 226 is going to be the route I take. As for the SRT, I can see all the pro's for having it, but are there any cons that I'm missing?

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If you did a Tactical/Admin reload you may have the original mag with remaining ammo in your dump pouch... Some people put that mag in their "rear most" mag pouch, so that you don't have to fiddle around trying to find it.

Greetings!

For you guys who are "D-D-D-Down with the Signess": Aside from a shorter barrel, and capacity drop from 15 to 13, are their any design differences that would make a P229 preferable over a P226? Second: What's the deal with the Short Reset Trigger, compared to the standard Sig trigger? I'm looking for personal opinions here, so hop to guys Thanks!

Happy Bday!!

Hack Saw or Dremel are your friends... Don't leave a doubt!

Nice find! and Happy Bday

Nick - I should be there unless I get called in for work... You can count me in

Greetings, and good luck with the permits!

Check the local vendors all at once - see who may have one in stock, and get a good price. Price Request

This also could be it's own thread, but ties in to what Ben and Ray are saying: How many of you guys have training, whether civilian or military? The reason I ask is based on my experience (civilian), being on a moving firing line, bounding, or doing Australian peels with complete strangers (or even guys you know) can be a pretty harrowing experience (albeit fun). For example: at the first class I ever attended I managed to almost seriously f**k myself by not moving backwards at the same speed as the line, and found myself parallel to the muzzle blast of the guy next to me A safety officer was kind enough to grab the back of my shirt and help me along double-time (Thanks Joel ) Consider that a lesson learned that I will NEVER forget, and I have applied it to classes I've taken since. But that is the point of training/classes, to learn from mistakes when you can, while under proper safety supervision. I don't have tons of training, or the budget to get hundreds of hours of it (again civilian), but I am confident enough that you could drop me in with 2 or 3 similarly skilled individuals and we could avoid killing each other [/rant off] Back to the lighter side, and back on topic: Heavy (holed up somewhere): Savage 308 (2) AR15s 1911 Medium: AR15 Win 1300 1911 Light and fast: LW AR15 HK USP C.40 ETA: I had to google "scrolling the road"... Everyday you learn something new