08-01-2008, 08:28
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USP & USP Compact .45 230gr Full Metal Jacket, Kramer holsters, training and attitude provided by US Army Special Forces.
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Team Sergeant, why would you carry FMJ over JHP?
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08-01-2008, 09:20
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Team Sergeant, why would you carry FMJ over JHP?
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Why would you use a chipping wedge instead of a driver?
I actually use both, but it depends on where I'll be spending most of my time, ie: crowded place vs. non-crowded place (open spaces). I carry more than one .45 mag. The second mag is always full of FMJ.
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08-01-2008, 09:33
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OK, I'm an old Fart
Mk IV / Series 70 Government Model, stainless.
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08-01-2008, 10:03
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HK45 Compact. Really, really nice - except for the sights. The dots are luminescent instead of Tritium and need to be "charged". WTH were they thinking putting these on a concealed carry weapon??
Also, I find that the grip prints worse than a 1911 due to the finger extension on the magazines.
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08-01-2008, 10:25
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CPTAUSRET
CPTAUSRET asked me to post this for him because he was not sure if the .45 was actually referring to a bullet size, a weapon or the diameter of the wooden shaft he uses to make his weapon of personal choice, the "Atlatl". (Yes, that the ATLATL.)
You're welcome Terry.
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08-01-2008, 10:53
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I believe the Atlatl wins the old school award.
Under the influence of TS, when wandering by the Leech pond , I carry a USPc in a Kramer.
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08-01-2008, 11:30
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Quote:
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Why would you use a chipping wedge instead of a driver?
I actually use both, but it depends on where I'll be spending most of my time, ie: crowded place vs. non-crowded place (open spaces). I carry more than one .45 mag. The second mag is always full of FMJ.
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Ah, roger that! Wasn't sure if it was some nifty SF secret or not
Thanks!
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08-01-2008, 12:30
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XD 4"
Remington Golden Saber JHP 230gr
Federal American Eagle FMJ 230gr
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08-01-2008, 18:54
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Early Combat Commander in satin nickel. Well worn, scratches, holster wear but shoots better than I can. Do not carry based on magazine capacity, but I have other choices, METT_TC. Maryland laws also frown on the practice. She gets lots of range time and is always with me on the Striper Coast.
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08-03-2008, 15:25
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as with RL's comments, no one cares but.....
Depending on my clothing/activity; either the Kimber Pro CDP or Kimber Compact CDP... Wilson mags/Speer LE HP.... Milt Sparks IWP Holster.
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08-03-2008, 16:10
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Hk USP was my favorite .45, loaded with Speer 200 grain +p Gold Dots. Unfortunately money has been a problem lately, so it's been a Glock 23.
When I am back in "the money", I like the looks of the HK 45C.
Jatx, other than the sights, and that it prints, anything else you don't like about it? I'm thinking of either getting this or giving the 1911 platform another chance.
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08-03-2008, 17:10
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Jatx, other than the sights, and that it prints, anything else you don't like about it? I'm thinking of either getting this or giving the 1911 platform another chance.
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No, it's really nice and to be honest, the printing issue will probably be resolved when I can replace the el cheapo kydex Comp-Tac holster with a Milt Sparks. Also, Heinie is making Straight Eights sights for the HK45 now, so I may send it to them for work while I am away at a school this fall. Otherwise, it's perfect - no sharp edges, thin, good ergonomics and one of the few triggers that I've been satisfied with since I started shooting Nighthawks.
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08-03-2008, 20:22
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H&K USP 45F LEM or S&W M&P with RBCD's.
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08-03-2008, 21:35
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I picked up the Smith and Wesson M&P .45 ACP full size yesterday.
Good ergonomics, good mag capacity, double action only type trig and feels well balanced. Also came with night sights. Very nice pistol for the price I paid out the door.
www.gandrtactical.com has them for $460 but only a couple of more left.
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08-03-2008, 22:06
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I picked up the Smith and Wesson M&P .45 ACP full size yesterday.
Good ergonomics, good mag capacity, double action only type trig and feels well balanced. Also came with night sights. Very nice pistol for the price I paid out the door.
www.gandrtactical.com has them for $460 but only a couple of more left.
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I have a S&W Chief special auto, really nice to shoot. It is a compact 45. I am a devotee' to S&W wheel guns, but never liked their autos until recently.
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