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The MiniTuck and the SuperTuck are two different holsters. The Mini being for some of the smaller guns. The Supertuck list does have several S&W including the M&P's, Sigma's, J-Frames and others.

I have a DPMS (2009 production) that is very nice and does what it's supposed to. Only issue, is doesn't like PMAGS. You can get one in the well if you really really try but it wont come back out. From what I can find out, they changed a few things last year. Probably trying to capitalize on...

Ok, so what if the guy you shoot ends up being an undercover cop and the guy in uniform is a bad guy going door to door raping people? Unless your there start to finish, you got to be careful about what you get involved in. But generally speaking, I would assist as much as possible. If...

In JR High, mom and I were heading to the car wash. We were sitting at a light when all of sudden we heard this incredibly loud noise. Our ears were ringing like crazy. We figured the pharmacy was being robbed or something. We got to the car wash and checked the truck over and didn't find...

Chest beating and wishful thinking sounds about right to me. If you rely on a handgun as your only means of self defense, your not doing a very good job of defending yourself. Self defense is more than just having a gun. Some people are so militant about gun ownership for all the wrong reasons...

Some states seem a little more strict on printing than others and that could also come into play. Here in KS, it just has to be covered. Bascially, you could carry four 5" 1911's OWB with a snug shirt "covering" them and be within the law. It might not look good, but would, for all intents and...

Crossbreed Supertuck, combat cut, horse hide (it gets a bit sticky in KS during the summer). Been a joy to carry in. Used it in several classes and some IDPA as well. One handed holstering as well. The Kydex is as friendly as soft leather to the gun finish but mine still looks good enough. It's...

Am I the only one that thinks that the Nova is just ugly to be seen in public with? I have a Mossberg 935 (28") I picked up used (low round count) that I have yet to hunt with but it'll bust up clays all day long. So far, it's ran everything I've fed it without fail. The 935 is supposed to be...

I have a couple SR9's and both of mine are fine. Not a 1911 trigger but seems typical for a striker fired pistol. Ruger does seem to have a few QC issues that slip through the cracks. I've seen a few example over on RugerForum of examples with very chewed up barrels after just a few hundred...

I'm in for the Ruger SR-9. I have a couple of them and love em. Some other people though, not so much. There does seem to be a few flakey ones getting pass QC. One of mine has over 2000 rounds through it and the other, my EDC, has just a few hundred. I use teh one for training and it's been...

Well, you could make it more of a challenge by targeting them while they are doing that sliding thing. Moving targets. That might work. And it would really be a waste if you did it right and tossed them into the ocean to feed the other critters. Think of it more as an issue of resource...

I've taken a lot of classes and shot some IDPA and have seen about every type and model of semi experience an issue. Knowing how to do tap and racks and clear a double feed is an important skill to develop if you plan on using a semi auto for self defense. Anything could happen. It could be...

I would definetly push the NRA Basic Handgun class. It'll give you a broad overview of firearms types and safety and would be a great place to start. It provides standardized information that has bee npooled together through years of training. I would tend to avoid the "hang out and the range...

I just have a basic M85. This reminds me though that I don't have a single pic of it. I guess I have a weekend project now.

1. Cocked and locked (1911) or otherwise chambered (G26). 2. Crossbreed Supertuck IWB holster or the KHolster (more customizable). I carry an SR9 in the Supertuck in horsehide (it gets humid hear here in KS) with the combat cut (helps with a secure draw/grip). Don't forget a GOOD gun belt...

I'd say dry fire type excersices might be best. Holding the rifle for prolonged periods of time will develope the appropriate muscle memory and strength needed. To make gains, you have to do something your body isn't used to and it will then adapt. After a while, your body will become more...

Crossbreed Supertuck. Works great.

So, in MN you have to try to escape first? I would start by trying to change that. Here in KS we have no duty to retreat and are justified in using deadly force if we feel that ourself, or another, are in immediate danger of death or bodily harm. So basically, if they come in with guns in full...

I've used Gunbroker and had good success. I've also used a site called armslist which is like craigslist for guns. Very local. Arkansas seems to have a pretty good showing on there.

http://ruger.com/LCR/index.html This one? The Ruger LCR polymer revolver? I know someone selling one, the reason being that it seems to be a bit too light. He's looking for something with a bit more heft to it.