Pistol Safety
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tungularafishcamp
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K guys, what language are you speaking lwb owb ccp??
Got my first fun pistol a mark III and got the bug, gonna have to get a little bigger fun gun this winter am trying to decide between a .40 s&w or a 9 any opinions for a fun gun to shoot as well as protection during road trips. I figure we wont need the .454 casull too much for the road.
Got my first fun pistol a mark III and got the bug, gonna have to get a little bigger fun gun this winter am trying to decide between a .40 s&w or a 9 any opinions for a fun gun to shoot as well as protection during road trips. I figure we wont need the .454 casull too much for the road.
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Rick,
CCP = Concealed Carry Permit. CCCP is the old Soviet Union in thier language.
The only versions of LWB I know refer to pickup trucks, and OWB beats me too...
I have a Taurus 24x7 Titanium 9mm I bought at a gun show and it is awesome and accurate. The do not make the Titanium at the moment, so you might need to get the stainless version. it is light and carries 17 rds and it shoots accurately. It has a number of safety features including the lock. Safety is important with small children who can get into my sock drawer where it is stored.
That is all I have for an answer.
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I carry a Ruger P49 40mm in a tachtical holseter on my leg when mowing. It keeps the gun handy but out of the way. I keep it loaded with cci varmit load for snakes and such.. but carry an extra clip with hollow points for other creatures. I tried belt holsters but they were always in the way on the tractor.
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CCP, as you wrote, is concealed carry permit...different abbreviations in different states though. In Pennsylvania, the correct abbreviation is LCTF (License To Carry Firearms).
LWP is probabaly a mistake...should be IWB (Inside The Waistband)
OWB is, of course, Outside The Waistband...my preferred method.
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greasemonkeyok
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Thanks. I looked all over the other site and felt sure it was not oriented toward guns and tractors.
the6shooter
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It helps, when you get the right web site name, sorry for that. they are a very comfortable holster for carring on the tractor.
I have the tanker for the 1911 and the guides choice for the .44 ruger.
david
I have the tanker for the 1911 and the guides choice for the .44 ruger.
david
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El Paso Saddlery also sells a tanker type holster.
1942 "Tanker" Holster - 5 1/2" to 8 3/8" Barrels
Per the website, this holster is not limited to 1911 style handguns.
I don't own any El Paso Saddlery holsters, but they do have a good reputation.
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Thanks guys! Always learning on here
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Thanks guys! Always learning on here
Hi Rick good to see you back on..
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