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I think one of the biggest benefits of this for me, probably like the eyes closed drill, will be preventing subconscious correction. For instance, if I had already shot a few mags through the CZ, I may have drifted my poa to the right with the bull a blur at 25 yards. Thus the pattern of...

Today I took out six guns that I either carry or keep in a safe with loaded magazines to see how I did at 25 yards with the first four shots of carry ammo. Why four? The 9mm Gold Dots I wanted to shoot were divisible by four. No warm up, no do-overs. Some surprises and disappointments. I had a...

So I got in 9.5 miles today in the 90s. I donned a hydration pack without waist belt, and I carried my p365 in a Molle pouch on the chest strap. The heat sucked, and I felt like the coverage from the pack and pouch made it difficult for heat to escape. I also don't care for the constriction...

Ouch!

Looks like it might work for the micro eagle.

Agreed. I don't think there is a perfect solution out there. No bulk. Negligible weight. No bounce. And the marketed solutions are often laughable, especially on Amazon. I am going to keep trying.

Looks good. This thread is working out, collecting some good options.

Anyone have a good waist pack or chest rig that has a p365-sized pocket closed by velcro, instead of a zipper?

A chest rig may be what I go to for the 365. The extra room would be good for spray and a tourniquet. Most of my running is on trails where cougars actively hunt (thus the spray). I am of the philsophy that cougars and bears generally don't need to be shot.

Yep not a fan of belly bands. The sweat guards dont stop sweat from above.

I have priced the p32. (Gone up recently.) And I might make the switch, though every time I have that cash on hand, I have bought ammo . Fanny packs arent completely out. I have one that the mde fits in a zippered pocket. The draw isnt horrible. That relatively slim pack doesn't carry water as...

If you are a runner, what do you carry, and how? More often than not, I have opted for a fixed blade. But I am trying to regularly carry a micro desert eagle in an open-top pouch on a runners belt, which seems to work pretty well. I prefer the weight and constriction at my hip rather than...

A lot of gun guys dont mind taking a loss on a trade they want -- at least judging by all those I have traded with. Just kidding. I'm willing to lose some for the right gun too.

I was also guilty of poor humor, or inadequate emoji use.

I wouldn't have smashed it, but also wouldn't have put good bullet, primer and powder in it. I keep an "all components unavailable" bucket, in case the future gets crazier than the last few years. I can always scrap it later...

The ejector spring is still overkill, but the action on my 2022 is smoother and lighter than 10 years ago. It is a sample of one, but I have read similar reports. But disclaimer ... I always thought the common suggestion to get the Rossis slicked up and resprung was unnecessary, unless you...

With current prices, I think that was pretty good for stainless. I payed 100 less out the door for a blued 357 from Sportsmans. I caught the one in stock early morning online. They go fast when priced reasonably.

Glad to hear. I recently picked up a box of 240 grain for light 44 mags.

My first, because of a chance trade offer, was an NAA mini combo. I intended it more as an opportunistic plinking gun, with 22 shorts. My first consistent carry was a Bersa Thunder 380. Reasons were mostly cost and familiarity. I eventually replaced it with the 380cc for a little more slimness...

Also, is it a 16, 20 or 24 inch? Probably should just include a picture. I think we all just like looking at every lever gun we can. I cheap out and go to an indoor range that is about 4 bucks Tuesday through Thursday. But the lighting is pretty bad, and my groups certainly expand, unless I am...