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Copy that. I had a Mod 29 back in the day qualifying on our sheriff's range. Everybody else was shooting .38 wadcutters. When that .44 torched off, everyone paid attention. Big boom and a blue muzzle flash:oops::oops: even during the day.

I put an 18 1/2 lb. spring in my Springfield Loaded and for "social carry", shoot Double Taps SMC 185 Gr. at 1200 fps or their 230 gr. at 1130 fps, just shy of a +P load. Recoil is still manageable, but still hotter that standard .45 loads.

1938 S42 with all matching numbers, I love this Luger.

That's weird, they usually gave it to the bigger guys. It is cumbersome to carry that's a fact.

We had a BAR in our SWAT locker that our then Sheriff had liberated from somewhere. Back in the day, we had Thompsons (stick and drum mags), Winchester lever guns, and even some Reising sub guns. That was the department "heavy" armament at the time. We even had a jeep with a Ma Deuce mounted on...

sweet pieces bro!!

Never a fan of open/exposed carry. If I'm a bad guy gonna do some harm, that wearer would be the first to hit or at least cover. Beat the drop? I don't think the odds are in your favor. Concealed, I have the advantage of waiting until I can get a clear shot.

Other part of that!!

For sure, it's pretty snappy, stings just a tad, that's why I carry the pro comp now.

Nice collection bro. Agreed, the single action pull is a bear unless you get used to it, has some nasty recoil tho. Never had trouble with the SA though. I like it because it's slim, light, and is a good summer/lightweight clothing piece. I've since replaced it for EDC with a Hellcat Pro Comp w/rds.

I really enjoyed reading about the PM 63. I love cold war pieces. I just happen to have its cousin, a Polish P-64 also in 9x18 MAK made by Lucznic, Radom, Poland, 1968 stamped with an 11 in a circle. It's a snappy little shooter so I put some Talon Grip panels on it.

It's all about situation awareness. If you have that, chances are great that you'll be fine. I drive a nice car, and my office is in a crappy part of another town away from my residence. I'm always aware of a possible car jack attempt, the bump and jack attempt, hazardous situations, or getting...

Neat little old school piece. Something a little more contemporary shown below. 7 rounds in .380.

As it's been pointed out, the Stens were prone to malfunctions. You always need to function check your gear before an op just for that reason. I realize that was tough to do given the circumstances of being in Nazi occupied territory, but the inevitable failure was catastrophic. At least it...

I heard that, I normally carry my M1A and Benelli M4 with appropriate load out's along with all my tac gear and trauma kit in the back of my SUV. Also, a .40 Smith in the rear lock box. I'm covered for whatever.

I heard that bro, same here. I specified that I always carry on person as well as one handier on a magnet by my leg.

I carry one car gun (in addition to my on person carry edc) on a strong magnet mount, left side of console, right by my right leg. Easier to grab and bring to bear than tryna pull the on-body gun. No compartments to open or holsters to draw from. Bring it to bear right thru the windshield if...

I carried a military M-14 with the rock and roll switch in my homicide unit for years. Had to give it up but I now have the M1A scout version. I love it, compact and hard hitting.

There is still never-ending credit to the troops that had to root out and destroy these awesome weapons. I can't say enough about the courage and determination it took to face these things and destroy them.

I've had the XD subcompact (first model) in 9mm, double stack for years and it has never missed a beat with any kind of problem. I have never had a jam, failure to feed or eject no matter what type of ammo. I recently bought an XD-M Elite in 9mm and so far, I have not had any issues or...