Recent content by SimonRL

The only thing I agree on is the cost factor. No one is tucking a temperamental, high-end competition 2011 like an Atlas and using it for their EDC. But a Staccato C, 2K11 Pro, Sig P211 GT4, or an Sig P226 XCarry (hammer gun, but not a 2011) you can do that all day long because they are great...

Bass players. What you gonna do?

What’s winter?

Fiber optics on a carry gun are not ideal.

I prefer something like a VP9 or Commander sized 1911/2011, but depending on situations they’re not always comfortable to carry. I recently picked up a ported Shield Plus, despite not really being a fan of micro 9s, and it obviously conceals really well, but also is a seriously good shooter and...

That was a given…😜🤔

Where can I get the a-hole badge? I know a couple of people for whom those would make a great Christmas gift!

Says who? Gun gamers? Not saying I disagree with you, but you make an absolute statement like that and the contrarian in me says You Know Nuthin’, Jon Snow. Period.

A red dot is definitely quicker on target and if I’m shooting at my preferred 4 inch splatterburst targets I find them much more accurate from about 15 yds out because the front sight tends to obscure more if not all of the target. But since I had cataract surgery I now see irons and red dots...

The 1911A2 is basically a 1911 with a fat grip - or a 1911 DS. On a 2011 the grip module is separate from the frame and the entire grip module including trigger bow can be swapped out. Guns like the Prodigy (which has the three components) that call themselves 1911 DS are usually trying to stay...

A 2011 has three components: slide, frame and grip And obviously it’s double stack.

Have you tried hitting it with your purse? 🤪😜🙄😎 In all serious, an all steel body Diligent Defense Enticer S suppressor will help. More mass on the end and less BOOM to rattle your delicate self.

The thing that is missing in training is consequences. No one is shorting back and you are not thinking “what’s going to happen if I kill this guy”. Talking from personal experience, pulling your gun on someone in real life is totally different than training and it’s amazing how many things run...