The Bul Armory Tac Comp my new lust

[Podmonkey]

TAC COMP | Bul Armory USA

www.usa.bularmory.com

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-

 

[FP1201]

I handled a BUL "1911" that came into the shop: was actually a damn nice pistol...Seems the Israelis know a thing or two about building guns.

 

[togmaster]

Control yourself 2011's are an expensive habit...

 

[dsdmmat]

Years ago (1990s) I had a couple of Bul M5s, double stack 1911, polymer frame, generally all around great pistols. Today I have a Bul Govt size in 9mm and Commander size in 45, both steel framed, single stack guns. Awesome pistols, in my experience if it is made by Bul you can trust your life to it.

 

[Depick]

Great guns with even better triggers.

 

[Criticalt]

Great looking shooter.
I'm so sick of lusting after guns.
I'll lust and drool for months, buy the gun, fire the crap out of the gun.......then lust after another, nearly ignoring the former gun.
I have guns I absolutely HAD to have, but now haven't touched them in months to years.
I currently have a half dozen handguns that were going to be my absolute bestest edc.
But, I'm still carrying my gen 1 Shield 9mm from 2014 or my Glock 20 I bought in 2019 or so.

 

[FP1201]

Great looking shooter.
I'm so sick of lusting after guns.
I'll lust and drool for months, buy the gun, fire the crap out of the gun.......then lust after another, nearly ignoring the former gun.
I have guns I absolutely HAD to have, but now haven't touched them in months to years.
I currently have a half dozen handguns that were going to be my absolute bestest edc.
But, I'm still carrying my gen 1 Shield 9mm from 2014 or my Glock 20 I bought in 2019 or so.

Of around
40 handguns, many well suited for ccw and you'll find a Beretta .25 in my pocket most of the time...there is comfort in the familiar.
I've at least five new guns in 9mm and .45 that have yet to have a round chambered; each I thought would be great to carry (except the Colt Custom...it shines like the chrome on a Peterbuilt) too pretty to shoot!

 

[dsdmmat]

Of around
40 handguns, many well suited for ccw and you'll find a Beretta .25 in my pocket most of the time...there is comfort in the familiar.
I've at least five new guns in 9mm and .45 that have yet to have a round chambered; each I thought would be great to carry (except the Colt Custom...it shines like the chrome on a Peterbuilt) too pretty to shoot!

most days you will find a Kimber micro 9 in my pocket. Although I have been known to carry a 1911 on occasion.

Have quite a few long and short guns that have yet to get to the range and some that haven’t been to the range in a decade.

 

[PutnamCharlie]

Nice pistol but the price puts it up against the staccato xc. One year warranty vs lifetime. If it's truly better it may be worth it.

 

[Podmonkey]

Nice pistol but the price puts it up against the staccato xc. One year warranty vs lifetime. If it's truly better it may be worth it.

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 pistol is best suited for carry and I have the M&P Carry Comp for that.
This thing would be a range toy.

 

[kev74]

Sounds like you gotta get one now.

I haven't shot one, but I've handled a few. They seem like nice pistols.

 

[Defilade]

Slick shooters for sure.

New bul armory tac pro code PewView25 @wethepeopleholsters for the set up

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[Criticalt]

Of around
40 handguns, many well suited for ccw and you'll find a Beretta .25 in my pocket most of the time...there is comfort in the familiar.
I've at least five new guns in 9mm and .45 that have yet to have a round chambered; each I thought would be great to carry (except the Colt Custom...it shines like the chrome on a Peterbuilt) too pretty to shoot!

For some reason a few years ago I thought a Sig P320 X5 Legion would make a GREAT carry gun.........I was wrong.
Like you say, "there is comfort in the familiar" is absolutely true.
Although I can use many of my handguns fine, the Shield is an extension of my arm. Much of the time I "unknowingly" don't even use the sights, but still hit 3 inch groups at 10 yards. I can draw and fire it from concealment in a bit over a second, using the thumb safety. Of course this is when I'm ready for it using a buzzer. Pretty sure I'd be under 2 seconds in a surprise situation....hopefully under 2.

 

[togmaster]

Of course this is when I'm ready for it using a buzzer. Pretty sure I'd be under 2 seconds in a surprise situation....hopefully under 2.

And your attacker under 6.

 

[Criticalt]

And your attacker under 6.

Again, hopefully.