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I just traded my Native for a rifle scope. It never did fit my hand.



Edited by - GlockDoc on 5/14/2002 10:00:14 PM

Edited by - GlockDoc on 5/14/2002 10:01:06 PM

Diamond TriSeps? Where? When?

...but I am arm'd, And dangers are to me indifferent.

Welcome back!!

...but I am arm'd, And dangers are to me indifferent.

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...but I am arm'd, And dangers are to me indifferent.

Congrats, Samo!! Also, glad to hear you are on the mend.

GD

...but I am arm'd, And dangers are to me indifferent.

I think the cane/walking stick would be my first choice (I too prefer Rattan) where possible. I would back that up with a Monadnock AutoLock baton. I have 4 ASPs (including my issue one) but I have grown fond of the AutoLock because it locks mechanically instead of by friction. Also you can hold ...

I don't expect Glock to make a .22 any time soon, so I bought a Ciener .22 kit for my 17. It works as advertized. Shoots to point of aim, even though both sights are integral with the slide, which I find impressive. It needs high velocity ammo to function properly. Mine likes Remington "Thunderbolt ...

samo, I am really bummed that you will miss that trip to Mongolia. I was really looking forward to hearing about it. I am, however, glad to hear that you will be up and around soon.

Regards,

GD

...but I am arm'd, And dangers are to me indifferent.

earthworm, I finally got to read the whole thread and I haven't had any problems with my Glock 30 and hi-cap mags. Pick the caliber that you can control the best, be it 9mm, .40, .45, 357SIG or whatever. The caliber doesn't matter. Marksmanship is what counts. Somebody once said, hit 'em where they ...

It's the whole hole thing. The Spyderco is the only one hand opener that doesn't bruise, cut or callous my delicate thumbs!

By the by Samo, how's the leg? I hope you will still get to follow the Roy Chapman Andrews trail through the Gobi Desert.

Enviously,

GD

...but I am arm'd, And dangers are ...

earthworm,
Hope your kid is ok. I don't suppose your car is a red '57 Plymouth Fury......

...but I am arm'd, And dangers are to me indifferent.

Edited by - GlockDoc on 1/24/2002 10:06:50 PM

earthworm,
Sorry I took so long to get to you, been up to my rump in alligators.

The nine is fine. I met a coupla West German Police officers over here on vacation a few years ago. One of them had been hospitalized with multiple stab wounds recieved during an altercation with some really bad people ...

Tip down is the only way to go. This is purely a safety issue with me.

Years ago I had a tip up liner lock (production, not custom and NOT a Spyderco) come open in my pocket and when I put on my pants it felt like a grassburr scratched my leg. It was a scratch that took seven stitches to close ...

If I could only have one folding knife (shudder) my Mouse would be it.

I just thought of something....what if this thing can read minds? He's gonna be real mad when he gets to me.

Samo!!!! Welcome back, dude!!

Mouse!

I just thought of something....what if this thing can read minds? He's gonna be real mad when he gets to me.

Been a game warden 26 years. Police firearms instructor, defensive tactics instructor, law enforcement driving instructor and Glock armorer (hence the user name)

I just thought of something....what if this thing can read minds? He's gonna be real mad when he gets to me.

ProGrip in VG-10!!!? I WANT one!

I just thought of something....what if this thing can read minds? He's gonna be real mad when he gets to me.

I really like the Spyderco serrations and I have a bunch of them, but I think the plain edge Chinook just looks better.
Go figure.

"I just thought of something. What if this thing can read minds?" "He's gonna be real mad when he gets to me." THE THING