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Kramer holsters has exactly what you are looking for.

Camelbak of course.

You know, I always carry a flashlight with my gun. :)

Hopefully, they also have a rifle team you can join to compete with other clubs.

Outside of the cost, it is a very good package for a fighting revolver.

Outside of the cost, it is a very good package for a fighting revolver.

I did not attend this class, but I have attended carbine classes with iron sights only. They still work. I use an Aimpoint now. The big difference is with irons, I have one eye shut, with the Aimpoint, I have both eyes open. I like that much better. Good report Unknownsailor.

The vertical grip gives a different feel to the rifle. Some like it, some don't. I like it. The Tango Down grip will be more comfortable.

Good job, Deputy Fulford!!!

A 4" S&W 29 is what I like.

A custom 1911 from Hilton Yam, Chuck Rogers, and Larry Vickers.

In general warning shots are a bad idea. In this instance it worked. What if you needed the rounds to fend off the bad guy or the rounds richoceted?

I didn't post much on TFL either (6 posts, Join date:10-8-2000). :(

It only took me a year and a half. I guess I am an underachiever.

This post should make me a Senior Member. :what: :D

A standard response is two center of mass. A failure is two center of mass with no effect, followed by one to the head.

Shmackey, Are you part of Ninja Force? I know they issue the 1911. :D

What chick? All I saw were guns. :D

According to all of your links, I am a gun nut.:D

I think with a sturdy gun belt, a quality holster, and appropriate attire a S&W Mountain Revolver would work.