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I use Underwood 10mm 140gr Xtreme Penetrator (Lehigh solid copper bullet). Fired from a Glock 20 (4.6-inch barrel): Bullet weight: 140 grains Advertised velocity: ~1,500 fps Muzzle energy: ≈700 ft-lbs (about 950 joules)

Around my neck of the woods, I carry a Glock 20 with Underwood 10mm 140gr Xtreme Penetrator (Lehigh solid copper bullet), Bullet weight: 140 grains Advertised velocity: ~1,500 fps Muzzle energy: ≈700 ft-lbs (about 950 joules). This is from a Glock 20. I would feel like I have enough handgun...

I put 9mm but I like it all. .32, .380, .38 Spl., 9mm, .357 mag, .40, 10mm. I have a .25 and a .45 but I don't carry either.

I got my Osight. My oh my. It sits so much lower than my Swampfox. Plus the added rear sight notch is a plus. I really like the green dot as well. Tomorrow, when I re-spring my friend's Beretta 96 (Wilson Combat kit), I'll whip out the fat wrench and make sure its torqued down correctly and...

I've heard good things about them. I was tempted to get one but went with the Glock 48 instead; only because I could carry it at work and needed the justification.

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I really like my SA-35. I would buy another if it were the 4" model, equipped with a rail and cut for an optic.

I just took my Linux Essentials exam.

Shooting high with my all new hiviz front sight. Did the math after a rangebtrip and now have a Dawson Precision fiber-optic model on the way; taller model. On another note, I am really hating this G48 trigger. I'm sticking with it, but am debating an upgrade, Overwatch Precision, that doesn't...

I'm not to fond of the Swampfox Sentinel. I think the dot is drifting ever so slightly. So I am trying to get a warranty return for them to check it out. In the mean time I have ordered a Olight Osight-K (green dot version). It sits really low and will allow even better co-witness with the BUIS.

The single most useful gun in existence: Of course getting an optic is only the first part. You need a weapon light/laser rail as well. A .460 S&W Magnum revolver can fire four cartridges: .460 S&W Magnum — the full-power hammer .454 Casull — the heavy hitter just below it .45 Colt (.45 Long...

Well I finally got my pistol to the range to zero the dot and do a shake down run. It took forever, not sure I trust the new Swampfox Sentinel 1 I put on it. Seemed like I could ballpark it easily enough but fine tuning it would make me pull my hair out (if I had any ) Anyway I finally did it...

I have a Spec-Ops brang Pack Rat organizter pouch. I use it as my active shooter bag. It has a light, leatherman, IFAK, folder with a window punch, baton, neck-knife with a whistly in the sheath, sharpie, AR mag, 15 round Glock 43x/48 mag, monocular, zip ties, 550 chord (not much) and a few...

This today. Tomorrow should be slightly different: Here is my BUG:

I ordered a HIVIZ fiber-optic front sight for my G48.

I would run a LPVO. Since you can throw big rounds I would lean into a 1-8 or 1-10 but any of them are pretty solid if you buy something like Vortex, Leupold, Nightforce (really anything proven). I have a 1-4 on a .22 and a 1-6 on a 5.56. I really thing that the 1-8 or higher would do the .308...

Yeah.... no mag but you can feed them on the fly. Love my .357 lever gun.

I ordered several of the new steel 15 round mags for Glock Slimline pistols. My G48 came with 2 and my 43x was jealous.

Stetson Open Road.

For me red dots are a tool. Just like a weapon light (something I will use/mount if at all possible). There is a time and place for them. For me the red dot starts to pay off at around the 20 yard mark and extends to about the 100 yard mark (+/- 25 yards depending on caffeine intake that day)...