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Excellent info, I was actually wondering because I had gotten a set of CTC grips second hand, and there were no stickers. Thank you very much.

My rule is three loads for each gun (1 in, and 2 reloads) So for semi-auto's 3 magazines, and revolvers 2 speedloaders. That said, I have six mags for my XD9, four for my P6, four for my Mak, two speedloaders for my SP101, and I'm working on finding a second spare mag for my Beretta 21A. I...

Ooops, posted on rifle because that was what the top few posts referred to. I'm getting my Beretta 21A .22 off layaway. I bought a spare mag for it this weekend, and it will hang under my coffee table on my new FAST holster. fastholster.com PS. The magnet is extremely strong, it will...

Hopefully my custom AK gets done before whoever wins takes office. I want it to get here so bad, so I can zero it without the whole snow and ice thing going on, but I know that won't happen as my builder is about two months behind due to medical issues. So for now I stock up on ammo and mags.

Trying to stop spending as much. I would like to ride my bike more, but most of the places I go are in the 45MPH zones with no sidewalks, so that's a no-go. I try to buy more ammo in bulk, so I can save a little while stocking up at the same time. I need to stock up on more food and money...

My parents didn't own any guns themselves, but my grandfather owned a lot and he was the one who introduced me to shooting. My parents let me shoot air rifles in the backyard, have airsoft fights (mom still finds yellow pellets in her garden) they bought me a Marlin 60 for christmas when I was...

Definitely my XD9 Service. Always reliable for me, 16rd capacity and probably more accurate than me. Also it is very easy to break down for cleaning.

I have a Beretta Bobcat on layaway that will be my pocket gun. Can't carry out of the apartment here, and I usually just sit around in running shorts, so this will be much easier to have on me than my XD9 or SP101. I know it's only a .22, but it beats nothing, and it will buy me time to get to...

Don't usually have firearms related things layin around unless I've went to the range or store and haven't put them away yet. Have a few knives laying around though. Mostly gun magazines laying around, the reading ones not the ammo holding ones.

I have been wanting a 9mm revolver for years, just never came across one in person, or with a decent price tag. Guess I'm going to have to pay the high price someday. I think it'd be a great range companion for my 9mm autos so I don't have to drag so much different ammo to the range. Don't...

I am wondering what would be a good leather holster and gun belt for woods carry of a S&W 317 Kit Gun? I want to get one soon and would like something nice to carry it in. I'm leaning strongly towards cross-draw, and strongly away from any type of shoulder holster. Also, a way to carry extra .22...

The problem is that you don't know when that will be, so you could be in deep and that type of SHTF never comes, or it does and by that time you live in a box and have nothing. I am in debt right now because of a rifle purchase, but it wasn't the rifle alone that caused it. I put my order...

I have a feeling that the people who were posting those posters and comments earlier aren't the type to just read and not type something.

I'm interested in learning how to handle (best word I could think of) a balisong. I'd like to maybe carry it EDC, but am more interested in learning just as something new to learn. Is there anything online or perhaps a book I can find to learn this? There aren't any instructors around here...

If practicing shooting weak hand, in awkward positions or out of your comfort level is "mall ninja" then that must mean that LEO's, all those intial agencies and all the SF guys that everyone says are the best must be mall ninjas too. I'm none of those, but I do practice shooting one-handed...

I figured that Hi-Viz wouldn't be great for precision, it was way too wide. I'll have to check out new sights.

I'm thinking that is one of them, but I have to check more.

I'm looking at the 3" version. The light weight did really surprise me when I handled it.

Also, crossdraw is prefered for the holster.

I'm waiting for the batteries in my Stack-on vault to die too. I'm a little surprised they've lasted this long with almost daily use.