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no accidents like the P320?

A must in the Alaska wilderness

This P220 10mm perfected called Legion

I don't have big hands. I have medium/large glove size. I put regular "splinter" grips ( the old service style type found on all of the older J frames). I get all 3 fingers on the frame. the pinky helps alot when on the gripframe. all my J frames have these grips on them, even my M442 and M642. and I don't use the latest wonder bullet, I use wadcutters. as the late , great, Paul Harrel showed us, wadcutters do a fine job . good penetration, no over penetration ( with target wadcutters , Buffalo Bore and Underwood might have some) low recoil , accurate and fast follow up shots if needed.

Definitely noticed a smoother recoil impulse when I installed mine, switched from full length guide rod to wilson flat wire recoil spring kit that comes with the Gi guide rod and much prefer the wilson kit.

I carry S&w 642

My next gun, thanks for sharing.

This gun is hand down the best EDC choice!!

Wish they’d do a 4.6” barrel and double stack magazine. In other words a P226 in 10mm Auto.

I wear one everyday.

It is a shame Sig discontinued the subcompact. I actually prefer my P320SC/R over my P365.

Great review. many thanks!

I like what you’re saying and totally agree. I just subscribed to your channel

How much do you weigh

Wish it was 10 round mag

I have seen the talon slim and like it. I’m looking for a very minimal holster with a high sweat guard and claw. So many holsters have a TON of extra material that makes it feel huge when jamming it down your shorts/pants. Any other recommendations for slim/compact holsters?

Gun owners tend to get clichish and pedantic about all the wrong things. There are two primary schools of thought; the first holds that since nothing is a guaranteed one-shot stop, multiple fast, accurate hits with a bare minimum accepted standard is preferred. The other holds that the first good hit usually wins. Since hits in this school are qualitative in addition to quantitative, the perceived fight stopping ability of the round is more important than capacity and .015 sec splits. The first school obviously garners the most support from the professional circles at the moment, but an astute macro perspective of the history of these schools yeilds that they fall in and out of favor in circles. Because neither is wrong and forsaking the benefits of either too strongly in favor of the other is foolish. We need balance. Yes, capacity and controllability are both important, but so is power and ergonomics. In the end, where you draw the line isn't nearly as important as we often make it seem. If you ever need to use it, the make, model, ammunition, and technical details will be superfluous compared to how you performed with it. Don't zig when you should zag, keep your head on a swivel, don't go looking for trouble, but if trouble finds you remember anything worth shooting once is worth shooting twice and don't hit a large caliber man with a small caliber bullet.

made sure i paid over $100 for my IWB. holster censored tactical has great holsters u definitely can’t be cheap buying a holster gotta practice that drawing ur handgun out & reholster. everybody i know carry’s appendix & i take notes from everybody especially my instructor that shoots in competition

I love my glock 42, hate guns without manual safety. Added the sliderlock trigger safety and now I'm carrying chambered with the chances reduced 1000 fold for negligent discharge including an innocent bystander. Simple push on the button from my trigger finger and ready to fire. So I have for ME! A glock set up as I am familiar and confident. Not to mention just plain responsibie as a concealed carrier. I also added the ghost edge connector and polished the trigger bar for a fantastic trigger pull as to add the safety trigger the assembly has to come out. Not for everyone I realize for some a safety is a negitive and that is perfectly fine. come out.

What holster is that?

A revolver could be faster to reload then two empty mags. Possibly getting the revolver back into a fight vs a semi while having to reload mags or single shot lol

Didn’t even know they had this available. I have the Inco X for my 365 and it’s been a great ulcer. I plan on getting one of these for my 442.

Look at LOK grips wrap around voloce grips.

Plus theres not enough tension on the striker spring to set off the primer. When squeezing the trigger it puts more tension on the spring to send the striker forward

This is my EDC.

Fingers make mistakes

Will it fit a blunderbuss?

Doesn't matter how good the holster is , the accidents happen when drawing or reholster

Sorry man, yes, you have “one source” but that now weighs 75 or 80 lbs. I split the difference and usually use low profile MTM 100 rd plastic ammo boxes and stack them inside this size can or a large MTM can. Depending on the can I can get 6 or 7 boxes or 600 - 700 rounds standing on end. It’s easy to grab a hundred round box,and the ammo isn’t exposed to possible moisture, and sorry again, but the Harbor Freight metal cans aren’t milspec and the lids are looser. Just a little moisture and you have 2000 rounds with exposed primers getting corroded. If the ammo comes in more compact boxes like RWS sells, then the ammo stays in the boxes. How are you going to just grab a couple hundred rounds out of that can? Or get it out of your car and across a field or up a hill? I’ve got ammo stored that’s 40 years old, and yeah, it takes more cans than you have, but none of it is loose, and it’s all in great shape. I DO store bulk bullets for reloading this way, in double bagged plastic bags which are then put in an ammo can. Even a few hundred bullets gets very heavy quick, but I’m not humping just bullets to the range, typically 100 or 200 rds of whatever calibers I’m shooting that day. In fairness I can absolutely see keeping ammo for long term storage this way, but IN plastic bags inside the can with no expectation of carrying the can very far to the car or range, or whatever. That might work and allow you to store a lot more in the same space, but in my case I’d want to be able to grab and go quickly when the need arises. Hey, whatever works for you brother, but not how I store long term. 🙏

I grew up with the 1911 and to this day I carry it because it is what I know. I have a Browning 1911 style 380 that addresses size. I also have a Ruger 380 max and a Taurus 38 special revolver in my rotation. Carry what you have confidence in. I love the comments about 1911 capacity. The impact of the .45 round means you only need one hit. I guess if your defensive depends on spray and pray.

Your still breaking firearms rules carrying appendix. That ends the argument, your not special the rules apply to you , what can go wrong will go wrong and dont point a loaded firearm at yourself. It’s not an argument saying if you’re not confident or know your firearm those are not arguments.

I just dont get the fascination with 10mm /40 We have more than adequate established calibers that are widely available at reasonable prices

Doing research and popped up. I have gone with Wilson Combat's Flat Wire on my 45's. I placed the first on a SA Garrison. Immediate improvement in cycling and creating a predictable recoil impulse. I'm not recoil sensitive, I like smooth. Since then, I have been exploring on my Commander size pistols. I now have Nighthawk's Everlast, EGW, and new Ed Brown. This started when I picked up a circa 1996 pistol with a FLGR. One distinguishing thing on this specimen. There was no hole drilled in the FLGR for a tool or paperclip. Reassembly was difficult. What is interesting Wilson has moved away from supporting this on the Commander size only, Compact or Full size. Ok, Hello Nighthawk or EGW. The Garrison, I went with the GI version and have switched to the FLGR. Wow, the shooting aspect is an improvement. The further away from the Gov. Size the recoil timing speed is increased. I have moved to FLGR's on all but a couple of mine. One already has a Wolf Variable power installed. I'll wear that out first. The second has the recoil spring tunnel step so it is slated for the GI version. I have nearly identical sights across the board. Nearly identical trigger pull weight. For me this makes things easier. The thing about the 1911 platform, 3 yr, 5yr, 10yr old information is valid today. 3 years later, How are they holding up? Good vid.

I looked at the Glock 43X and the Smith and Wesson M&P Shield Subcompact 2.0 with a manual safety for CC. I went with the Smith. I have all S&W products. I saw a video of a dude that was carrying. Looks like he turned the wrong way and the firearm discharged. He hunched over and blood ran down his pants. Not sure if he didn’t have a holster or what but it didn’t really see what he did wrong. Cool channel BTW.

Can you please suggest which model I choose PRW-35, or PRG601, two which one is better? My wrist size is 6.25”, also I love analogue watches, I am a beginner in these Casio proteck models

That's a good watch

So on your one thousand and one shot, thats when your striker will fail? I understand getting used to your carry piece is important but im still on the fence about launching a ton of rounds through your carry pewpew

Very nice Indeed, i just ordered the optics ready SAO version yesterday 😊

Nice looking holster. just bought the same gun. What is the wing for you mentioned?

Can you really do a 25-yard headshot that's pretty incredible😮😮😮😮

I use big seal bags inside of the ammo can. My apartment gets very humid, I put silica packs inside the bag and in the can itself. A pack of 100 silica packs is like $9 it’s honestly worth it.

Where can you find a full-size?

I need iwb for beretta 92a1 with rail. I want craft leather. Thank scootch

Se nota de aquí a china que lleva algo en los pantalones 😂

Great review brother, i have the p229 and p226 both legion and im on the fence if i should get the p220 10mm legion

I wish I could afford to buy myself a SIG Sauer P220 Legion 5" DA/SA in 10mm Auto, but I simply can't at this point. My 4.4" 9mm Luger SIG Sauer P226 MK25 is the best, most accurate 9mm Luger pistol I've ever fired out to 100 yards, much less owned. Good things! 👍

Maybe demonstrate it or something. wtf

J frame > chunking rocks

Good review ! Would Always include unloaded weight.

I just picked one of these up a little more than a week ago. I'm just excited to own my first 45, but it was even sweeter that it is a shield. Thanks for the review:-)