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cabelas ivory grips for blackhawk

I'm working up a load for my new piece. :cool:

Been riding for over 35yrs. Currently ride a 99 FLHTC. I CCW using a "Coronado Leather" concealment vest.

I use a 2x Burris on my S&W 629 8-3/8 barrel for white-tail deer. The scope gives additional clarity at dusk and dawn. The gun is accurate at distances beyond what I can see with open sights. (The front sight that came on the gun is quite wide, and covers a large portion of the target.) I like...

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I have carried (concealed) my 4506 in the past, but it is not my prefered piece, due to it's size.

Yes, she does. She prefers her escort to be armed.:cool:

What factors contribute to a donut pattern ? I'm using a 28 inch modified choke barrel, with Remmington turkey #4, 1 1/2 oz, 2 3/4". I did a search, and one THR member (who I assume loads his own), states that using a different wad helped to reduce the donut pattern. At 30 yards, my shot...

I like that Pocket Defender Convertible w/o mag carrier, in black for my Kahr MK9. (RH)

As long as we're indulging our fantasies here, how about: 1). A hydrogen bomb, 2). A fleet of bulldozers, 3). Comfortable shoes for doing the "happy dance".

Kahr MK9 in a Uncle Mike's, right rear pocket of jeans. When sitting, the pistol is behind me, not underneath me. I get about a year out of the holster before having to replace it.

Hogue makes the "Handall Jr." grip sleeve. I have read that some folks like them, while others have reported that the rubber tends to cling to clothing. I have not tried one because I generally pocket carry, and don't want the gun to drag. I suppose it would be less of a problem with a WB holster.

Is that Barbara, from Michigan?

Any comments on the fiber optic sights that clip on the vent rib?

The American Derringer Company is located in Waco. Who knows, maybe they need help.

This topic brings to mind the well known quote from Benjamin Franklin: "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety" Benjamin Franklin

dfariswheel, you provided an excellent description of the workings of this fine little pistol. However, I want to point to a few minor details. I don't want to appear to be nit-picking, but you mention a distinction between 'firing pin' and 'striker'. I have open before me my Owners Manual for...

I agree with Calhoun. And in addition to what he describes, there is also the striker blocker, which must be moved out of the path of the striker by the second cam before the striker can travel to the primer. The Kahr is quite safe, so long as the trigger isn't pulled, the gun will not fire...

One more vote here against off-body carry. You're better off getting a small pistol for carry, like a 9mm mini, if concealment is a problem for you. Then, once your CCW needs are met, you can start saving up for that full-sized.

I was on a jury where a man was charged with assault for hitting an occupied car with his car. (He got off, too little evidence of intent.) I can't imagine that anyone would want to invite that charge, no matter the outcome.