Mega Rad Gun Thread

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Any kiwi's carrying while doing Blue collar work? if so what do you carry, holster and position?
I'm having trouble finding a gun I could carry while traveling for work keep in mind I'd need to keep it very low profile as carrying in work trucks is a no no in most places
 
SpookyGuy1990 said:
Any kiwi's carrying while doing Blue collar work? if so what do you carry, holster and position?
I'm having trouble finding a gun I could carry while traveling for work keep in mind I'd need to keep it very low profile as carrying in work trucks is a no no in most places
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I usually have one of these up my prison wallet during my mall security shift since they won't let me carry, its a little uncomfortable but if I sit or kneel it makes me feel tingly

look into the PHLster Enigma, they are a bit pricey ($150+ if i recall) but seem to work great for tucked in shirts or athletic wear. I wouldn't recommend a ankle holster or pocket revolver but the latter might be a better option
 
SpookyGuy1990 said:
Any kiwi's carrying while doing Blue collar work? if so what do you carry, holster and position?
I'm having trouble finding a gun I could carry while traveling for work keep in mind I'd need to keep it very low profile as carrying in work trucks is a no no in most places
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Keltec P32 in front pocket in a leather galco holster.
Been doing this for over ten years.
It's almost invisible, unless you wear your pants tighter than skin.
 
SpookyGuy1990 said:
Any kiwi's carrying while doing Blue collar work? if so what do you carry, holster and position?
I'm having trouble finding a gun I could carry while traveling for work keep in mind I'd need to keep it very low profile as carrying in work trucks is a no no in most places
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Pocket carry .38 spc. Super easy to shoot in a pinch if in a jacket pocket and very small.
 
SpookyGuy1990 said:
Any kiwi's carrying while doing Blue collar work? if so what do you carry, holster and position?
I'm having trouble finding a gun I could carry while traveling for work keep in mind I'd need to keep it very low profile as carrying in work trucks is a no no in most places
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I do, but I don't have your typical blue collar job. I carry either a Dan Wesson Specialist or Staccato P in an OWB holster on my hip. My job does have a uniform, but it's fairly casual: 5.11 pants and either a polo shirt or short sleeve button up with the company logos and my name on it. I carry every day, and though it isn't exactly encouraged I won't get in trouble for it because of state laws. I also have a new Colt Python that I've bought for the intention of using as a carry gun, also with an OWB holster.
 
BikeLock said:
We can add CZ/Colt, and Smith and Wesson to the IndoMIM list..
https://youtube.com/watch?v=woIHro4agpg
Very disappointing, as I had planned on picking up a P10C, but now that I know they have SAARMIM parts, not now, or ever.

HK and Glock would never.
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I know this is late but I need to talk about this.

Going overseas for small parts is normal including shithole India as their metallurgy industry became more competitive than the western world due to their pricing. I can't name a single company that is dirt-to-the-door in manufacturing and assembly these days. Now that said you need to account for quality control and when you get parts in batches, there a processes that an integrator can do to ensure the parts meet the drawing. One of them is pull out a random assortment and measure to compare to the measurements and tolerance in the drawing and whether or not they conform to the original first article inspection, in cause the manufacturer switched process without notifying them. If enough parts selected pass inspection than they accept the risk the batch is correctly made to drawing and continue with integration. If MIM'ed parts in India meet inspection, then they meet inspection, even if shit-encrusted hands worked on them.

FocusTripp, a guy with zero manufacturing experience, can't get his head out of his ass over Pajeet MIM'ed parts. He got hung up on that when he interviewed the alleged Sig Sauer "employee" who said that they switch to overseas mim'ed to save something like $24 on a part. He was dead wrong, Ian McCollum even making a video saying that is most likely not the case and they have a tolerance stacking issue with completed pistols as a theory not that a MIM part is bad and picked a part that theory that FocusTripp touted as truth. Tripp couldn't handle it and got ass mad about Ian and doubled down.

Tripp is a lolcow in himself but not enough drama has surrounded him to start a thread. For those of you who don't read our guntuber thread, FocusTripp has made his feelings about this site known, he hates it despite reading it. Says he doesn't care what a "kiwifarms degenerate" has to say. Meanwhile he touches the poo and interviewed BPD women who GarandThumb tried to breed to make drama content. He is a dumbshit hypocrite with a chip on his shoulder.
 
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The Dude said:
I do, but I don't have your typical blue collar job. I carry either a Dan Wesson Specialist or Staccato P in an OWB holster on my hip. My job does have a uniform, but it's fairly casual: 5.11 pants and either a polo shirt or short sleeve button up with the company logos and my name on it. I carry every day, and though it isn't exactly encouraged I won't get in trouble for it because of state laws. I also have a new Colt Python that I've bought for the intention of using as a carry gun, also with an OWB holster.
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I’m guessing you don’t travel between job sites and clients a lot?

OP didn’t specify what he does for a living which would help with advising him a lot. Doing something really blue collar like plumbing, electrical or HVAC makes carrying a nightmare. I definitely wouldn’t want to be open carrying especially a full sized pistol doing those jobs even if the customers were guaranteed to not freak out.
 
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Got an osight x, first time with a big window dot and I like it, only looks about 15% bigger but feels twice as big behind it. Did not want to spend the money on a holosun comp so I gave this a shot. Not sure how I feel about the rechargeable bat, but was not going to spend double on a holosun comp.
 
Dusty Old Bones said:
Focus Tripp has that weird groyper stink to him. He'll make a few good clips, then start crying because he saw a boob or something.
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He’ll interject his seething woman hate and Christian nationalism retardation into any subject he possibly can. He’s definitely a miserable tard but half of this forum is just like him minus the YouTube money.

That being said he sometimes has good takes.
 
ellroy said:
FocusTripp, a guy with zero manufacturing experience, can't get his head out of his ass over Pajeet MIM'ed parts. He got hung up on that when he interviewed the alleged Sig Sauer "employee" who said that they switch to overseas mim'ed to save something like $24 on a part. He was dead wrong, Ian McCollum even making a video saying that is most likely not the case and they have a tolerance stacking issue with completed pistols as a theory not that a MIM part is bad and picked a part that theory that FocusTripp touted as truth. Tripp couldn't handle it and got ass mad about Ian and doubled down.
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I recall the drama being a hilariously autistic fixation on the specific dollar amount that was meant to be an example and instead used as a "gotcha" against his argument.
 
Walrus and Carpenter 2.0 said:
Have you ever bought anything from the CMP? If not, why not?
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If you have a good rifle + pistol and have ANY interest in old stuff you should be buying a M1 and 1911 from the CMP. Very cool. Will be trying to get an m14 and shotgun from them too
SaidNoOneEver said:
Holding it for the Friday afternoon news dump isn't exactly giving me the warm fuzzies.
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It's "big government", I bet you right now there are about 4 meetings going on talking about who has ownership and who has the biggest stake in this. (the meetings will resolve nothing. )
 
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