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Hiddenhybridholsters.com. Best holsters I've found yet.

Lots of other gun and equipment makers offer nice discounts. Daniel Defense, Sig, Ruger, Vortex, and Burris I know for certain. Last time I bought a scope Burris gave me 50% off. Congrats on the 1911.

I emailed Springfield that very question yesterday and got a response this morning. The response amounted to "not gonna happen".

I have - got my hellcat that way. It's a nice deal. You create an account at springfieldnra.com, order your gun of choice, and provide them with a copy of the FFL paperwork for the dealer where you want it shipped. Springfield's by far not the only company that offers discounts to...

I also have an Apex trigger in my Hellcat. It had the gen 1 trigger and I could lock it up if I tried. Didn't want to take the chance of that happening under stress so I replaced it.

Bassbob is correct. If you currently carry strong-side put yourself into a shooting or fighting stance and take a look at where the barrel of your holstered pistol is pointed. Odds are that line passes right through your thigh. Lack of trigger discipline is a big concern regardless of where...

Hidden Hybrid Holsters - they're excellent. Even though they're hybrid mine all still give that great positive "click" when the pistol seats in the kydex: Appendix IWB/OWB strong side

Was that not common knowledge?

The only point I know of is it's cheaper than brass.

Bit the bullet and went color laser about 12 years ago, and the printer (Brother) is still going strong. The up front cost hurts but toner doesn't dry out and the cost per page is lower than I ever got with any inkjet.

I have this holster and I made my own wedge of sorts, because the manufacturer doesn't offer one (or didn't when I bought mine). So heavy duty velcro tape and part of a gel shoe insole make a serviceable wedge. I think it helps to keep the beaver tail tucked in closer.

That's Bloomington, which is a liberal hole in an otherwise very conservative state. I wish I could say this stupidity is surprising.

Yeah I've noticed it too, but only if I specifically try to make it stick. I have yet to have it happen with normal use.

Shooting low/left, assuming you're right handed, is typically a symptom of squeezing your fingers while you pull the trigger. Make sure that your grip has consistent pressure throughout the entire trigger pull. You want to squeeze the trigger finger but not your entire hand, which has the...

There are others on the forum more knowledgeable on the subject than I am but I believe the OSP has a "special" rear dovetail that nobody else makes a sight to fit. Before you go through a lot of trouble trying to fit something custom to the pistol you might want to do what I did and paint the...

I know how you feel - I just bought an RMSc a couple weeks ago. Fortunately I can still return it so I'm looking forward to seeing some wasp reviews.

I'll weigh in on the Apex trigger since I recently installed one specifically because of the "lock up" issue with the factory trigger. Let me be very clear about this: The Apex trigger can lock up just like the factory trigger. If you pull the Apex trigger body to the rear until it stops the...

Paypal can DIAF.

I tried that but no go. I tried every cant option there is and no luck. I returned the sight and I'm waiting for the replacement to arrive. Hopefully I'll have better luck with the 2nd one.

I have other handguns with red dots that allow a full view of the irons and I have no trouble distinguishing both. I won't accept obstructed irons just to get a red dot. Parts fail and electronics fail first, and if the sight fails in an emergency I want a clearly visible set of irons to fall...