CCW training in bad weather lessons learned, gear notes.
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Maybe... Not sure. Can check when I get home.
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This. And get a good Belt.PawPaw wrote:Absolutely. I have wasted more money buying crappy holsters than I've ever spent on good holsters. Buy the good holster the first time. Only experience can tell you what is a good holster.Get a good holster. Do not get a round tuit. Just get a good holster and be done with it.
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Have you considered a shoulder holster?
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I liked the Safariland speedloaders a lot more than the HKS when I was shooting revolvers.
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I own, carry and shoot J-frames. Even with the short ejector rod, muzzle up & mash the ejector gets gravity to continue the ejection process once you get the brass moving.SoupOrMan wrote:evan price wrote:On the subject of reloads, why are you "pawing" at your brass? The best reload method is still muzzle up, thumb through the frame to hold the cylinder open,
Cases get stuck in J-frame cylinders. The extractor on the smaller barrels don't often push the cases completely out.
I push the cylinder release with my left thumb, put right thumb through the frame window to hold the cylinder open and let the muzzle swing up. Left hand mashes down andthe ejector, then goes for the speedloader while the right hand swings the muzzle down. Insert speedloader, twist, drop speedloader, swing cylinder shut with left hand, get right fingers gripped, get on target.
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Yep. I've done that. I still get one or two stuck cases. Sometimes they'll get hung up on the grip. It's the grip that came with the gun, so I could change it if needed. Sometimes they'll be stuck in the chamber farthest away from the grip. Even when I smack the ejector rod down there's always at least one that sticks. That results in me having to pull a case or two out by hand.
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This.Netpackrat wrote:I liked the Safariland speedloaders a lot more than the HKS when I was shooting revolvers.
With my M13 and 2 speedloaders(either Federal 125gr JHP Classic, or W-W whitebox 110gr JHP-the Treasury load-), I consider myself well armed for CCW.
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