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I purchased several oakley parts in the past months and use them for all kinds of competition shooting. As result of my personal experience one very important notice: -> try the vented glasses for shooting there is a much better air circulation in the vented than in the non-vented lenses...

Oleg, I definately would, but there might be a little problem of distance called the Atlantic Ocean ;) If you ever visit your people over here maybe there is any way

twoblink, I don't think they do as their knives are made very accurate & reliable ... but veeeeery expensive compared to some others.

MOD boxes @ skunk: on their boxes they say the following: THE WORLDS MOST ADVANCED TACTICAL KNIVES ! (one side) THE TOTAL ABSENCE OF FEAR. (other side) and there is a 3rd side where it says "Dieter CQD Mark I Limited Edition #.../2000" :D

congrats on your upcoming new family member ... if you don't give up your hobby, just make a break, everyone would call it NORMAL. I do so in the same way, not because of children or financial situation, but in times I need a break. there is more fun and a quite good feeling, when you...

several competitions offer stock gun class or out of the box divisions. e.g. the bianchi cup needs to load only six rds in a magazine (therefor you will need a lot), for the PPC course you need six rds in a magazine too. don't be shy and compete ! I do not know about the IDPA as we are...

I use Nill grips on my PPC - 686 and I really love them ! There is one more I sometimes try on a 617, but it is for one-handed shooting only and does not give me a very good feeling one everyday usage. For me it is a little easier to get the Nills as they have their main plant over...

I use one customized 686 for PPC course with very soft .38 LWC-loads since three years now. I do cylinder-cleaning-jobs on a reg. basis so I do not know about any problems. teammates do it the same way and they have quite the same experience - and still no trouble with it. My gunsmith gave...

it's not only one alone, depends on the purpose. but 1st place holds my little HK: 1. HK P7 M13 --> the first I purchased - my fastest - and veeeeerry cute 2. my custom 686-6" (PPC-bull-barrel, PPC-grip, chrome-nit.-finish) --> top precision and very heavy -- best for PPC course 3...

got no gun related stuff, but enough money (for purchasing some gunrelated stuff) :cool:

@ techbrute: you 're right, Blackhawk has acquired MOD see: http://www.blackhawkindustries.com/press/press_detail.asp?release_id=39

congrats to this ! the trident came into my mind some months ago, but I didnt purchase one. I will definately now ... great reminder TBO thx !

my gunsmith has special brushes for use in the cylinder - he tells everyone purchasing one NEVER to use it within the bore. it must be made of something stronger than bronze and works very well (I shot a lot of wadcutter-stuff, so the cylinder needs heavy care). see attachment !

HK P7 M13 My P7 was my first purchase (pistol) - when I got the chance to hold it the first time in my hands, I knew for sure what to buy some years later

LOL If they would know ... :D :neener: :D

who cares of a small folder clipped in your front pocket ? its only a useful tool, not a weapon - think of your breakfast: how will you peel off your apple or whatever you are going to eat within breaks !? ;) dont ask, DO !

I had the same question a year ago ... purchased the 686 because of the bigger frame and ... OK, I didnt want to buy new speedloaders. :p no regrets yet ...

try www.gogetemgear.com (-> doesnt work at the moment) they were offering special prices for LEO and military personnel a time ago :)

great pic - thx !

with respect - IMHO it is funny.