If you want that type of content I can point you in the right direction

Great minds....😂

I mean, there was discussion on brass plugs, and that made me think we were going someplace else too.

Came down here to say the same thing lol

Are they a big chain, or is the shirt from oklahoma since we have one

Why are we celebrating immoral behavior?

​@bruinranger13 "Immoral" is in the eye of the beholder, right? Some folks think handguns are immoral, yet here we are.

always good to train with the equipment you plan to use.

I used a G19 Roland Special for a while but the caveats were something I didn't like. You have to tune the recoil spring to one particular load. So unless your training ammo consists of 124g +p ammo, you're gonna have to switch the recoil spring when training with range ammo which further changes the recoil impulse of the comped Glock in order to train with the cheaper 115g stuff. If you reload this might be less of a problem. But I also travel often so I'm not always home and I like to know my gun runs with every 9mm ammo out there throughout the nation. You HAVE to clean the comp, and those things build up carbon FAST. What used to be a simple boresnake and drops of oil procedure when cleaning a Glock turns into soaking the comp in some hardcore degreaser before picking at it with brass picks. Holster options from my favorite makers were not available with the comp. The comp can get lose if you don't keep an eye on it, you can use blue loctite but it basically melts once you get a couple of mags through the gun. I found it to be too much trouble for me (if its not for you, great). If you can shoot like a GM you can shoot like a GM even with something like a stock P365.

This

I just saw one for the first time at a course this weekend and I'm intrigued myself... baller on a budget over here

@@ryanphillips8834 I have one(first gen), it's easily the best quality firearm I own. That said, I'm an average/ entry level shooter, so that's not saying much 😅

I second that!

@@Ben2k109read it again

He shoots probably 250k rounds a year in focused practices. He's done that for over 30 years. His father was the head coach for the French national ipsc team.

What makes anyone great? Genetics, dedication, financial backing and putting in the work. You think it’s the atkins diet or something? Duh

@@HWG-wm8ldhe thinks it’s keto

They would, bunch of bitches.

It is if you make it an issue. What we do and what works for you is not the same. Take some fighting pistol classes, use different guns and find what works best for YOU.

He recently dropped a video where in he definitively and repeatedly gives a full endorsement of Glocks as the perfect handgun. Not only for competition but also self defense, open carry, concealed carry, civil unrest, looking cool, and occupying France. Except for the last one you probably only need a 26. At least that’s how I interpreted the video.

The rubes are finding this channel, bummer

Sig failed once again. Holosun > Sig

​@DanDan-cl7em Yeah Sig worries me. My 4xt pro was faulty when I bought it. Sig fixed it and I haven't had issues since.

Plenty of SROs failed at that match too costing those competitors big.

What caliber do you need validation for?

Depends if you are good looking or not.

Yep.

There isn’t some magic number.

It depends. If you can afford to shoot 500 rounds a day every day, then you obviously don't need to dry fire as much. But if 500 rounds is your weekly or monthly ammo budget, then you need to dry fire a lot more.

That’s bad advice.

I think it's the fact we look at USPSA/IPSC purely from a sporting perspective. I think Americans tend to try to mix the tactical and sport aspects of it (which is a good thing in it's own right) but for us it's always just a sport/game due to our laws. I've noticed MANY USPSA competitors are LEOs or guys interested in self defense, and they try to learn from USPSA to bring back to their personal needs. Which is great, I'm sure it will only help them. But since a lot of the stuff they want to retain doesn't work in competition they always have a little bit of an aversion to completely and utterly abandoning the tactical aspect of shooting and just being an obnoxious gamer trying to min/max every little piece of gear and training towards sporting only purposes like we do. It also helps that shooting isn't as big here with the general population, that sounds counter productive but it means that people who want to own firearms generally are pushed into sporting clubs by the government in order to own a gun. In the USA anyone can walk into a gun store after watching a Navy seal movie and go shoot in the desert or a shooting range and stuff their gun in their waistband (which we're jealous of) but that's as far as most Americans go regarding gun ownership. Look at the most popular American gun channels. It's all ex-navy seals who can't shoot well shilling tactical products. In Europe the few gun people at the sporting club are competitors, so what little network exists in Europe for shooting tends to be competition oriented and almost every shooter gets into competition shooting. While in the USA the average gun owner doesn't even know what USPSA is. I guess this can change depending on the European nation in question. But this has been my observation.

What country are you from?

@@HWG-wm8ld Poland.

That’s an interesting question

A 32 caliber revolver?? A single action chambered in 327 magnum?

G19

​@@tonka1004hell no. The miata is a cheap car known for handling really well, glock ergos are the worst part of that platform. If anything it's the civic of guns. The miata is probably a walther or something.

PX4 Storm

Similar boat to you, my duty pistol is a G34 with an X300, so that's how I compete with it too.

Why not use the same gun for edc? The light sticks past both

@@HWG-wm8ld Don't like the way the full size Glock hump prints. And the X300 makes the AIWB holster feel like a 2x4 that kinda digs into my leg on the side of the light. Also adds 4oz of weight which makes the G34 feel even more swishy when moving about. So I switched to carrying a G19 without a light for AIWB with a Phlstr pro holster and I kid you not I forget I'm even carrying the G19 for the most part. So light and compact I forget it's even there. I wonder how a P365 would fair AIWB.

@@HWG-wm8ld Even though I still train with my EDC occasionally I prefer to be able to abuse just a handful of guns for competition not to mention I have silicon carbide on my competition pistols and it is nearly unbearable to carry AIWB with that texture rubbing against you all day.

Wasn’t asking the cop, everyone knows they are clueless.

Or the Wilson anniversary 1911, think it’s over $10k. They would explode

Beep Boop bop

Why? I’m out of the loop

@@lunasdawghaus6339 Because a Frenchman won the most prestigious US nationals.

That's one of the stupidest things I have ever heard

@@cedartop1 I believe it.

But Grauffel is GOAT

Geezus….

People love to buy expensive things that will supposedly make them better, instead of actually training

the stacatto is the mid level toy in the industry. its no where near a comparison with a rolex. but its always entertaining to watch people complain about people buying themselves nicer things. jealousy never looks good. buy, and use what you like, and let others buy and use what they like. why do people feel so entitled to cry about what others buy?

@@leftyo9589 LMAO COPE COPE COPE is all I heard.

@@josh885 thats okay, all i heard form you was whine whine whine.

I’m sure you say the same about driving your dodge neon. No one that owns a staccato exclusively uses staccato. Comparing it to Rolex makes no sense, that’s jewelry and serves no function except telling time. The price of a Rolex is what it is because like diamonds, the source holds product to raise the value. My sub was $4700 in 2012, it will sell for twice that used due to market demand. I can and do the same thing with my striker guns that I can with my staccato(except ridiculous distance). I can’t afford to live in paradise valley, so I don’t. If I could afford to, I would.

Who is that?

@@HWG-wm8ld He's a guy on TFB who refused to name Ben when talking about his drop tests of the Staccatos. It was really weird. The video was from 2 days ago on ClassicFirearms titled "The Most Overrated Guns", it was towards the end when James said his most overrated were 2011s, and hence talking about Ben's drop test. Not sure why James was such a child about the issue, as if Ben is Voldemort and he's in Harry Potter or something weird like that.

Maybe some restrictions on cross-channel promotion on his end. You know, like the logos on Macbooks are often blurred out or have a sticker on them when on a TV show, because there isn't a marketing contract between the show producers and Apple?

Who the hell is voldermart? I need to watch more KZfaq. Figured out the james guy, gun geek that is now a celebrity on KZfaq. The equivalent of the Kardashians, idiots will follow.