No, this doesn't have anything to do with concealed carry. The CCW in this instance is: California Competition Works. Their website is:

 

http://www.demooner.com

 

I wanted to order a small part from them and attempted to do so. During the checkout process I noticed that it assessed California sales tax. I e-mailed them and inquired as to why this was and they responded that it was a "glitch" on the website.

 

This morning I decided to try again. Proceeding through the checkout process I found that the tax issue had been resolved. I came to the page for entry of payment information and I glanced up at the URL to make sure it was a secure site (https) and found that it was not. I deleted all previously entered information and closed the site out.

 

I ordered the item from another source. This is just a warning about that site specifically and about entering payment information securely, when purchasing on the Internet, in general. Consider it as part of your general "Situational Awareness."

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

I have seen you use a moon clips in the past but yesterday I was at the range and saw a guy using this one. I thought it was pretty cool. All you do it put the rounds in and twist and it loads.

 

You probably used it or seen it though, but if not you may like it.

 

http://www.bmtequipped.com/products.php

 

I also shot a 625PC yesterday and that's is one sweet Revolver. I am slowly getting into Revos! I am kicking myself in the ass for selling my 617 but oh well live and learn.

Great point Bob.  I forget to pay attention to the HTTPS part of the URL.

I have seen you use a moon clips in the past but yesterday I was at the range and saw a guy using this one. I thought it was pretty cool. All you do it put the rounds in and twist and it loads.

 

You probably used it or seen it though, but if not you may like it.

 

http://www.bmtequipped.com/products.php

 

I also shot a 625PC yesterday and that's is one sweet Revolver. I am slowly getting into Revos! I am kicking myself in the ass for selling my 617 but oh well live and learn.

 

Doug:

 

I'm aware of it and have seen it on the net, but never in person. Kind of expensive and I'd need separate ones for each caliber (.38 Super, .45 ACP and .40 S&W) whereas with the moonclip tool all I need to do is change arbors ($5 each). I load all the moonclips I need for a match at home while watching TV - likewise demooning. Seldom do I have to fool with that at a match, unless it's a really high round count.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob