Good advice. To that, I would add: "TEST what you do so you actually know what works for you."
Find some "practical" competitions in your area and enter one with your carry guns. Some will let you actually enter multiple guns, so you could get a feel for how you perform with each one on the same course of fire.
For a local match, as long it is legal for the same class there shouldn't be an issue. No different than grabbing a backup if your main goes down. I always have a backup gun/holster in my bag, just in case Murphy visits.
That said you might irk some competitors if your not pasting targets/resetting while playing "gun swap" constantly.
I've got 5 stands similar to those. 1x2 holders on the outside, 2x4 holder for steel in the middle. The also have protective V shaped steel in front of the 1x2 holders so they can't get dented.
This is a very nice quality grip that adds a lot of material behind the back strap. Besides fitting inside the frame, there are to pins to further hold the sides in alignment. The Roughneck as purchased had a grip width of ~30.2 mm. This new extended grip has a varying width of 32.6 to 36.1 mm. Nice fit in my hand. The width comparison below is actually a Rawhide .22LR with an even thinner grip of 23.2 mm.Bigger grips for one of my Bond Arms derringers. This grip will go with the .45 ACP and Colt barrels and if I ever shoot the .357 Magnum out the Bond. Photo from the sales listing:
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Hit the range this am and the big "Monster Grip" does make shooting .45 Colts feel a lot better, but my finger was getting onto the bump where the bottom of the frame is, so I had to consciously push my hand higher. Seems these longer grips make me want to hold on a bit lower. Also I got home to discover some play in the grip on the frame, a slight rotation, so I pulled them and put a strip of gorilla tape inside each half at the back strap, two strips at the bottom. Seems pretty tight, but have not gone back to the range to test it. Also wrote the seller that they are not the best fit.This is a very nice quality grip that adds a lot of material behind the back strap. Besides fitting inside the frame, there are to pins to further hold the sides in alignment. The Roughneck as purchased had a grip width of ~30.2 mm. This new extended grip has a varying width of 32.6 to 36.1 mm. Nice fit in my hand. The width comparison below is actually a Rawhide .22LR with an even thinner grip of 23.2 mm.
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Couple years later but finally bought the conversion kit for my 92X, didn't want the safety version but was you know... "the only one available at that time" thing that happened. $20 less at Bud's left me out of excuses.
Wow, that stuff is hard to find. My LGS has an old lever action, which takes 25-20 SS (single shot). They tell me that is different ammo than 25-20. Anyway, I am not buying it, though an interesting gun (most guns are).Some ammo, got lucky and found some new 25-20. I ordered one box to be sure, was worried it was going to be a box of bullets. Now I regret not getting 2 or 3 because it'd all gone. Some Buffalo Bore 45-70 Magnum loads just because I wanna see it I can hurt someone's shoulderView attachment 1171938View attachment 1171939
2 boxes HSM 45 Long Colt 200 grain Round Nose Flat Point Cowboy Action Lead (50 rd box) | | |
1 box each: Sellier and Bellot 9mm 150 grain FMJ SUBSONIC (50 rd box) | | |
Sellier and Bellot 9mm 140 grain FMJ SUBSONIC (50 rd box) | |
Man those look good.a set of G-10 grips for a CZ-75 compact.
Thanks. They came in a bunch of colors, I liked this combo too.Man those look good.
Just ordered a 50MM sunshade, two 50 round boxes of Hornady 30 Gr .22 Mag ammo, and a shot timer from Midway.
Got lucky again, as the same online retailer put more up for sale this week but gone quickly. I guess they are cowboy loads and were almost half the price of the other line. I wish I had my credit card on me at work so I could have ordered more than 2 boxes. Have a feeling it's going to be a long time againWow, that stuff is hard to find. My LGS has an old lever action, which takes 25-20 SS (single shot). They tell me that is different ammo than 25-20. Anyway, I am not buying it, though an interesting gun (most guns are).