A Few Toys I picked up :)
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These are red dot sites which are legal for competition. I like the Crimson Trace laser grips for my carry gun. There is just something about a red dot dancing on the heart of the bad guy that makes him think twice before he acts. http://www.crimsontrace.com/
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These are red dot sites which are legal for competition. I like the Crimson Trace laser grips for my carry gun. There is just something about a red dot dancing on the heart of the bad guy that makes him think twice before he acts. http://www.crimsontrace.com/
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buy a kimber 45 with factory crimson trace laser grip thingy... you will not be sorry... yo ucan screw around an buy something cheaper... but know that you will probably upgrade at a later date... so buy the good stuff up front...
I shot a sig 45 a month ago and it felt really nice as well.
If you are going to target shoot with it... the laser sort of takes the fun out it.
If you are going to shoot people with it, the laser makes it very fun.
(so I have heard)
I shot a sig 45 a month ago and it felt really nice as well.
If you are going to target shoot with it... the laser sort of takes the fun out it.
If you are going to shoot people with it, the laser makes it very fun.
(so I have heard)
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buy a kimber 45 with factory crimson trace laser grip thingy... you will not be sorry... yo ucan screw around an buy something cheaper... but know that you will probably upgrade at a later date... so buy the good stuff up front...
I shot a sig 45 a month ago and it felt really nice as well.
If you are going to target shoot with it... the laser sort of takes the fun out it.
If you are going to shoot people with it, the laser makes it very fun. (so I have heard)
I shot a sig 45 a month ago and it felt really nice as well.
If you are going to target shoot with it... the laser sort of takes the fun out it.
If you are going to shoot people with it, the laser makes it very fun.
(so I have heard)
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that is badass...are u taking it to benchmark for a radar/laser installation?
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So when does it get the white paint to match the others?
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[quote=H20SKIER;1798239]Ok Guys your right. I'm in with the gun thing. But keeping to the Car Forum this is I'm going BIG
They had the right $ amount on it and Car Fax came back Spotless
So that's why you were asking about Truspeed. Btw you're getting good at posting pics.
They had the right $ amount on it and Car Fax came back Spotless
So that's why you were asking about Truspeed. Btw you're getting good at posting pics.
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My god, I've created a MONSTER! 
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Tommy
Those are .45 caliber rounds and it uses either the 50 round drum that I have for it or one of the several 30 round straight clips I have for it.
These weapons are brutally heavy. Bonnie and Clyde were definitely jacked up when they ran all over the place with something this heavy. Sort of like holding an M60 machine gun, though the 7.62mm rounds did make for an even heavier weapon there. They're NOT fun to lug around. Normally there's another 50lbs backback that you carry for these due to the rate at which you run through ammunition.
Love the Tommy, though.
These weapons are brutally heavy. Bonnie and Clyde were definitely jacked up when they ran all over the place with something this heavy. Sort of like holding an M60 machine gun, though the 7.62mm rounds did make for an even heavier weapon there. They're NOT fun to lug around. Normally there's another 50lbs backback that you carry for these due to the rate at which you run through ammunition.
Love the Tommy, though.
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Just went to the Sportsman store at lunch and got to check this baby out. I kinda like the idea of crimsontrace laser grip with it. May have to go to the range and test it out this weekend.
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like i said, i love that pistol. My first gun was a .45 as well. it packs quite a punch and takes awhile to get used to it. If you're not going to carry it, you might think about getting the full sized Kimber in the same model line. Go to the range and shoot 'em all