I want to continue carrying a mid sized pistol, my M&P Carry Comp,
Into the summer months as I have throughout this winter. I have found it is comfortable enought to do so IF I can continue to use my horizontal OWB mag pouch. Carrying both a double stack pistol AND a mag pouch both IWB to be...
It's a shame Para Ordinance isn't around anymore. Their wares seemed to be of high quality but of reasonable price. Did they make a single stack 1911 too? I'd like a traditional yet more than GI spec .45 that doesn't cost a fortune and the Para models seemed to suit that niche perfectly...
Shoot any M&P 2.0 or contemporary Shield and I think you will be amazed.
I own or have owned Glock, P320, Walther PPQ and now an M&P. Of those I like the M&P the best so far, though I'm hanging on to the Glock. The M&Ps seem to be free of S&W's QC woes too, of the three I've had none have...
In Central PA I am not terribly concerned with printing. I'll IWB a Compact like a G19 or my even larger Carry Comp under just a T shirt and the butt prints prominently whenever I bend at the waist. No one ever notices. But then PA is an open Carry state besides so it doesn't super matter to...
The current M&P lineup is far beyond what the Sigmas ever were and to be fair the Sigmas were solid, dependable guns.
Still the M&P 2.0s are among tge very finest of the type in terms of ergonomics and certainly grip texture and tge newer non hinged triggers (often referred to as "flat face"...
Hmnn, I consider the classic 1911 as a separate beast to what I am talking about here. I'm basically talking about aquring a mild race gun for range use and the 2011 in my mind is the preeminent example of the type. However......
Either of those could fit the bill also.
They are simply...
Getting back on track I am interested primarily in Single Action guns for range/Target purposes and I got it in my head that the 1911/2011 platform is tge pinnacle of SA guns. Is that actually true however? There are numerous other SA options such as SA versions of the P226 and there are SA...
The Shield is the best shooting micro compact on the market, end of story. Now that the warmer months are upon us I will be switching back to my Shield Plus over the Carry Comp. Which bums me out a little since I really like the Carry Comp and equipped accouterments for nighttime work.
Thanks to inflation the Staccato XC has an MSRP of $4,200. When released Bul Armory is stating a $2,800 price tag so significantly cheaper while still being a high end piece.
As for the folks that brought up carry guns:
I'd never carry a gun like this, to me tge polymer framed stiker fired...
https://www.usa.bularmory.com/product-page/tac-comp
I even would put that same red dot on it, I believe that is a 507 Comp up there.
Tac Comp, Carry Comp, L-Comp, some may ask why I am so obsessed with compensators lately. Well-