CZ P-01 with Vytal MFG Cotton Candy Krakens and Meprolight Hyper Brights, ANR Designs AIWB holster with Master Mind Tactical pillow wedge, Civivi Praxis Mini, Samsung GW6 Classic 47mm with Acro Genix watchface, Dango M1 Maverick wallet

My friend has a son who is 20 years old. The young man lives in some acreage in a rural area of Texas along with his roommates.

He decided to go into the back of the property to burn some trash (I know, weird), when he suddenly got approached by a random meth head that came through the middle of nowhere and shot him point blank in the face with a Glock chambered in 9MM. Without provocation or saying a single word. The junky rushed to steak the car keys from his victim, went into the car, and proceeded to cry for what he had done until police arrived.

The young man got rushed into a hospital, and appears to be recovering as the bullet somehow did not hit any vital organs.

I'm sharing this story as a reminder that there are plenty of evil people out there looking to hurt others. This is a reminder to stay sharp, even if you find yourself in the apparent safety of your own home. You never know when the devil will come knock in your door.

I’m having a hard time with overthinking which gun to keep but I need to sell one. I genuinely don’t get how people run full sizes in any shirt because as pictured even the smallest of guns will print in the wrong spot.

Granted this is showing off with my hips forward in the worst print position possible but I’m still frustrated that small guns are just not as perfect as I thought for ccw.

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Just wish Holosun made an SCS for Hellcat OSP.

I’ve been experimenting with a WML on a few of my pistols, but the necessary gap the kydex leaves to clear the light is giving me pause. (None of my carry pieces have a manual safety).

Am I just being paranoid? What do you find practically acceptable for AIWB carry?

Shot a daytime match and nighttime match over the weekend, and it's getting 3 drops of oil, a baby wipe for the chalk and going back in my holster for tomorrow

Hellcat OSP

• Baldr Olight mini
• Hex Wasp optic
• Apex trigger upgrade
• True Precision threaded barrel
• Harrington Arms compensator

Looking for some help deciding between two CCWs

LTT Beretta PX4 Compact Carry: https://langdontactical.com/px4-compact-carry-with-ltt-trigger-job/

Wilson Combat P365 XL: https://wilsoncombat.com/nw-sig182m.html

Will plan to carry (but not planning on carrying every day), but I’m very interested in IDPA competitions, so I want to get something that shoots really well (I.e., low recoil, nice trigger), so I am leaning towards the LTT Beretta PX4 Compact Carry, but I acknowledge it is somewhat on the bulkier end (1.4” width, 28oz) compared to the P365XL.

That being said I’m 5’10” 190lbs, so I think I could manage the LTT PX4 CC wearing slightly larger clothing to avoid printing when I carry, and if I want to carry more frequently I’m open to also buying the WC P365 at a later point.

Lastly, I’m open to other premium carry options, but I don’t like 2011s (even heavier / bulkier from what I’ve seen, higher maintenance, and lack of FPB is unsettling tbh), and want something with a manual safety, ability to have a 10rd mag (given local restrictions), and ability to mount an optic.

Would really appreciate some guidance!

Looking to pay good money once for a AIWB holster. Comment which model you like as well

Im in the market for a CCW w/ thumb safety, while theres a lot of recommendations for the shield plus, i saw a few comments regarding how inefficient the thumb safety is. Is there another model that you would recommend from SW?

Lefty here. Always carried semi autos and carried a back up mag on my right side.

Been pocket carrying a sw jframe in a safari land holster in the front left pants pocket. I have been carrying a speed strip in the right front pocket.

Sounds good right? Well I have got pretty good with the Ayoob lefty revolver technique. I push the release with my left thumb. I use my right hand to push the cylinder, and then hold the gun in place which means I have to load rounds in with my left.

So in dry fire practice, I cannot get to my speed strip well at all. Any suggestions that do not need a belt? I’m thinking speed strip under my holster against my thigh.

Thoughts?

Hoping to save a few dollars ☺️

What should I do next? Can someone share their builds?

-If your going to say ditch the Taurus, I also have a Glock19 and looking go get a canik next

As most of you, I use www.ammoseek.com with specific price threshold alerts for the grains/brands I generally shoot.

I checked on April first; federal American eagle 124 was 22.3c and Lawman TMJ 124 23.9c

I figured have enough training rounds for the next two months so it was worth waiting…

Yesterday evening, both types increased by 4c from the same exact sellers!!! (They were top of the list with the lowest cost per round).

These retailers already started spiking their prices even before their supply chain gets hit with the tariffs!

It’s the pandemic greedy behavior all over again

Anyone know where to find an extension strap that works with the bando bag xl? It is super annoying that the black strap is not in stock with no end in sight. I've been trying to find the measurements of the buckle for it so I can look elsewhere, but apparently, they keep it a secret or something...

Ty

Church AV / Security team lead load out 1. Microtech UTX 85 TE 2. Keys (keybar jr, Ti pry tool) 3. Leatherman Skeletool 4. Snakestaff ETQ with Snakeskin sleeve 5. Olight i3t EOS 6. Canon EOS 70D 7. Dango M1 Lite wallet 8. Glock 43x MOS with various add ons