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[Nutty 5.0]

@Nutty 5.0 This is some friendly advice. Since this is your first firearm, please take a course on gun safety before firing your first round. Also, take it apart and put it back together to get familiar with how it works. You will need to clean it every so often and that requires field stripping it. Your coworker will be knowledgeable and all questions in this thread will be answered honestly and respectfully. Don't assume it's a dumb question, if you don't know something means that you need to know it.

Welcome to the world of firearms....be prepared to spend money. A good holster(s) and a good belt will go a long way in your Every Day Carry (EDC). Most of us probably have 2 or 3 holsters for every pistol we have.

As far as a belt goes, @AzScorpion (Dave) told me about these KORE belts and I love mine. Actually bought a Tactical and Dress EDC belt at the same time. I wear the Tactical everyday.

Already in process! Thanks!! Great advice. We aren’t even loading them until we are in training. Mines been apart a couple dozen times already! She’s been catching up to me!

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[Snorebaby]

Already in process! Thanks!! Great advice. We aren’t even loading them until we are in training. Mines been apart a couple dozen times already! She’s been catching up to me!

To save your thumbs, I suggest The UpLula Mag Loader to load/unload your magazines

 

[AzScorpion]

Two other things to note on the XL model.

It has the plate already notched out in the slide if you want to add a red dot. All you have to do is remove the two screws underneath the slide. I wouldn't add one but it's nice that options there.

It has the longer grip so the 12 round mags fit flush giving you a better grip. The standard P365 has the mag extensionI but I've had some others with the mag extensions and there was a bit of wobble in them. You'll get a much more solid grip when they're flush and in return better accuracy.

 

[AzScorpion]

To save your thumbs, I suggest The UpLula Mag Loader to load/unload your magazines

Yes, these are a must for every caliber!! You will save your thumbs,especially when you have new mags and the springs are stiff.

 

[AzScorpion]

Already in process! Thanks!! Great advice. We aren’t even loading them until we are in training. Mines been apart a couple dozen times already! She’s been catching up to me!

You can find many good videos on Youtube. I find myself some mornings watching a video then you look at the right side at the "suggested videos" and next thing you know it's almost lunchtime and you haven't done a darn thing! lol Then other times I'll watch videos and find myself making purchases I never intended on. Kind of like being on this forum and the mods for my Ranger.

Here's a good one I've posted before on grip placement.

 

[JoeDirt]

A few with bayonets attached.

HK USP

One of the ARs

 

[AzScorpion]

A few with bayonets attached.

HK USP

One of the ARs

Nice! What suppressor are you running on the AR? I just got mine, it's a Griffin Armament GP5, after about 10 1/2 months waiting for the approval. We couldn't have these when I lived back in MA so now I'm making up for lost time. lol

 

[Langwilliams]

got invited over to this thread. I have a few but nothing that special. Looking for a AR pistol right now to go with my 16". I do love my 2 Sigs an would love a Sig rattler but that's a little steep for a toy.

 

[JoeDirt]

Nice! What suppressor are you running on the AR? I just got mine, it's a Griffin Armament GP5, after about 10 1/2 months waiting for the approval. We couldn't have these when I lived back in MA so now I'm making up for lost time. lol

It's a YHM Nitro, it is a design that I can change end caps and mounts so it's great for running on multiple hosts.

 

[AzScorpion]

got invited over to this thread. I have a few but nothing that special. Looking for a AR pistol right now to go with my 16". I do love my 2 Sigs an would love a Sig rattler but that's a little steep for a toy.

Nice collection and welcome! I have a few AR's and AR pistols in both 223 and 9mm. My 2 favorites are my AR pistol 8" 223 and my CZ Scorpion. Who am I kidding I love them all! lol I'm looking at a Sig P365 XL right now and more than likely will be getting that one soon and that's it for a while. That's what I told myself 3 purchase ago.

 

[AzScorpion]

It's a YHM Nitro, it is a design that I can change end caps and mounts so it's great for running on multiple hosts.

I was looking at a YHM 9mm Sidewinder but they're constantly out of stock so I went with with the Omega 9K and then picked up a Rugged Obsidian 9. Mine are both direct thread for now but I do want to change them over to quick mounts.

 

[JoeDirt]

I was looking at a YHM 9mm Sidewinder but they're constantly out of stock so I went with with the Omega 9K and then picked up a Rugged Obsidian 9. Mine are both direct thread for now but I do want to change them over to quick mounts.

I think YHM is releasing a new line of pistol suppressors very soon, the sidewinder is an old design. I have a Rugged Obsidian 45 it's been awesome. My next purchase will be a 22 suppressor thinking rugged or Q El Camino.

 

[AzScorpion]

I think YHM is releasing a new line of pistol suppressors very soon, the sidewinder is an old design. I have a Rugged Obsidian 45 it's been awesome. My next purchase will be a 22 suppressor thinking rugged or Q El Camino.

I just got my Obsidian 9 and haven't had a chance to use it yet. We went out shooting last Saturday but this trip I didn't bring any rifles and I don't have any pistols with threaded barrels (yet). Plus I want to coat the baffles with some Slip 2000,it helps seal them and makes them easier to clean.

I have the Q El Camino and highly recommend it. It's literally James Bond quiet on my pistols and rifles after the first round pop. Being titanium and stainless steel it's super light at 4.3 oz. I have a Ruger MK IV lite and with the can on it it fells like you're picking up a toy gun. lol I have another one in 22 I just bought back this February it's a CGS Hydra -AL which I got on sale for $205.00,the darn tax stamp is just as much as the suppressor. Hopefully that one doesn't take a year to get approved.

 

[Glocker]

I found out there was a gun thread and decided to join in! I work in law enforcement, have been a firearms instructor for the past 8-ish years, and was a full time instructor until I was volun-promoted about a year and a half ago. I haven't bought any new guns in the past few years but I love shooting!

Remington 700 in AI chasis at work

Retro Colt 601 project - Took me 4 months to gather all of the parts!

The FNH was a present from my wife for Christmas before we got married!

A little something for putting deer down at work...

A little something custom for my Mustang's trunk:

Unfortunately I can't share any of the cool stuff from work. I have some cool work stuff and some fun videos (Daniel Defense full auto, Colt Commando full auto, Sig MPX full auto, MP5 full auto, 300 blk out T&E rifle full auto, Thompson full auto, 40mm launcher, etc. ?). I miss my days with our training group. we'd get bored and grab full auto guns out of the armory and draw a couple thousand rounds of ammo!

 

[Snorebaby]

WELCOME!! We always enjoy more guns!! My Son-In-Law is 2nd gen LEO. His older and younger brother are also LEO with the same dept. They have a nice collection of weapons amongst all 3.

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