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When I removed my Crimson Trace grips, I used my wife's hair dryer to reshape the plastic so the gun fit more tightly into the holster.

As a reloader and ballistics nut, I LOVE the 10mm. Carry one every day - Glock 29.

FedEx has had the gall to tell me that my package was delivered (which it was NOT) only to have the thing show up 3 days later on my porch. I think they are reporting things as delivered for some internal/external audit purposes (to look good to someone) and then just delivering whenever the...

I feel just fine with my Glock 29.

Couldn't agree more. My daily companion.

We should all read and evangelize a book called "The Gift of Fear" by Gavin de Becker. He calls it intuition; I call it the Holy Ghost. Same diff.

I love guns. I love reloading. I love ballistics. Used to frequent the Guns and Ammo forum, but it sorta went Tango Uniform a while back.

Mine stays on my person from morning until night, then it's a few feet from the bed while I sleep, not in a safe, condition one, in its holster.

Looks like I'm batting a thousand on this one.

Longtime lover of the 10mm. When my old gunsmith buddy was teaching me how to reload and how to read ballistic charts in the back of Nosler manuals, I came to the realization that there weren't many concealable semi-auto cartridges or handguns that were better than 10mm. Glock 29 is my daily...

The SOG and MTech are super cool!

Country stopped being country around 2010. Anything written after that point is so garbled with other genres that it's veered away from its roots. Can't stand the new stuff.....might as well call it Country-Rap....or CRAP.

Great song. Love it.

Absolutely.

For EDC I will generally go with a heavier bullet - 147 grain. For 10mm, I lean higher as well - 200 grain-ish.

It's not so much WHAT I carry, it's the HOLSTER I use. Depends upon the weather, season, and how I am feeling. I only swap between 2 guns and feel supremely comfortable with both and practice with both quite often.

No.

No.

Never have. Never will.

My wallet and cell phone. Pistol is on the hip. Always.