No, I was just curious as I have never owned a holster, no ever see people at the range with them. I just use my waistband, or a coat pocket.
Wow....$99 pistol....Norinco M213
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I can't get the theme song for Magnum PI out of my head now
I would not want to carry a Glock in Condition one stuffed inside my waistband, and I think Plaxico Burress won't anymore either.
I think it's time for a holster CANAM.......
Well waiting for my two $99 specials, I bought one of those Russian TT33s. I already had two spam cans of ammo (4,000+) so a gun seemed like a good idea.
The gun looks a bit funky, but is smooth and easy to use. Slide spring is not very stiff. Easy to ####. No grip or hammer safety catch. At 20 yards I could keep all the rounds on a 12 x 12 (inch) target. Not a match pistol.
That was a 1945 made gun. Maybe a new Norcarev is tighter and more accurate. If a Lee Enfield sporter is a natural "truck rifle", then this Norcarev is a natural "truck glove box pistol".
Waiting for my 2 Norcarevs and my two Russian SKS rifles. Hope the pistols are faster.
The gun looks a bit funky, but is smooth and easy to use. Slide spring is not very stiff. Easy to ####. No grip or hammer safety catch. At 20 yards I could keep all the rounds on a 12 x 12 (inch) target. Not a match pistol.
That was a 1945 made gun. Maybe a new Norcarev is tighter and more accurate. If a Lee Enfield sporter is a natural "truck rifle", then this Norcarev is a natural "truck glove box pistol".
Waiting for my 2 Norcarevs and my two Russian SKS rifles. Hope the pistols are faster.
The 7.62x25 must have quite a kick. My local range that allows .460, .454 Casull and .500AE from the big hand cannon revolvers said "You ain't shooting that thing here! You'll damage my range!" until I reassured them that it was regular 9mm and not the 7.62x25. From that I gather the 7.62 comes with quite the grin factor.
Frontier is advertising the TT33 kit. I got mine from Tradex. It is in like new condition. Maybe the barrel is new.
No, not a big kick. The guy beside me was shooting a Sig in 40 S&W. They sounded about the same.
The recoil did not feel as sharp as my BHP in 9mm.
The ammo I was shooting is milsurp, but had brass cases and lead core bullets. Range official checked before letting me shoot. I had some steel core with me, which he asked me not to shoot.
the 7.62x25 has about the same power as a 9mm, so our cheapo pistols should be easy to shoot.
No, not a big kick. The guy beside me was shooting a Sig in 40 S&W. They sounded about the same.
The recoil did not feel as sharp as my BHP in 9mm.
The ammo I was shooting is milsurp, but had brass cases and lead core bullets. Range official checked before letting me shoot. I had some steel core with me, which he asked me not to shoot.
the 7.62x25 has about the same power as a 9mm, so our cheapo pistols should be easy to shoot.
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This is usually due to the Comblock using steel in the bullets, it is a big problem for indoor ranges. Heck, at my range you can shoot larger than 308 but no steel bullets, a guy didn't follow the rule and the bullets actually set the backstop on fire beyind the the plating.
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