[Mars]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

Any holster that has retention straps will have difficulty with a hammer shroud. It's best to stick with the regular models and bob the hammer if needed. My AirLite has the standard hammer and I've carried it for many years (ankle and waist) and have never had a porblem.

I don't anticipate having any kind of retention/thumb break for this one's holster. My IWB holster for mine is open top, works good for me.

[Bogo]

Originally Posted by Hugh Heifer

They had a discussion about this word in the police department the other day. Neither one of my older co-workers nor one of the majors in the PD knew:

1. How to say it
2. What it meant

Apparently they looked it up and did not understand how the pronunciation part of the dictionary worked.

Did I mention I work with idiots?

Wow!!! :shocked: In your field of work I'd think that would be a required word to know.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

flat-out lie

[yooper]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

I've been to the bank--all preparations have been made in earnest for sojourn to KC on the morrow.

FKNA

take pics of the adventure!

[Mars]

Having a hammer is nice on occasion though.

Now that I think about it, the sights catch way more than the hammer does for mine.

[Mars]

[yooper]

Originally Posted by surfpig

I found out my friend with the Leukemia finally died Saturday.

He was 50.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by semlin

i wanna go home and dissassemble spark plugs

So very different than disembling opposing counsel, no?

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by surfpig

I found out my friend with the Leukemia finally died Saturday.

He was 50.

Sad to go so early. Some things are so hard to fathom . . .

[yooper]

Originally Posted by semlin

that last part seems unlikely. do you not go around corners in azirona or have you found a dirt road commute?

She was not in 4WD.

She has open diffs.

Not a porblem, except for wear and tear and mpg.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by semlin

that last part seems unlikely. do you not go around corners in azirona or have you found a dirt road commute?

Having your hubs locked is no big deal. It only matters if the transfer case is placed in 4Lo or 4Hi and you're on hard surface/paved roads. You can leave the hubs locked on a 60 or 62 forever and NEVER have a problem.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by Mars

DD do you know which model snub you carry?

This made me laugh . . . I don't own any weapons that I don't know the model.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

This made me laugh . . . I don't own any weapons that I don't know the model.

I should have known better.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by sisukid1975

What sort of holster is that? Pancake? who makes it?

I'm looking for a IWB holster for my SIG P6... I don't know that an outside the waistband holster would work well for me concealing...

Ideas?

IWB is going to be your best best for that weapon. But keep in mind, you get to more frequently layer your clothing up there in Beloit than I do in Houston, making the task of concealment MUCH easier for a much greater portion of the year.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by Mars

Shrouded hammer keeps the innards a lot cleaner as well.

Keep your nomenclature straight.

This is a shrouded hammer.

Model 38



You can cock the hammer, it just doesn't stick out much.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by sisukid1975

What sort of holster is that? Pancake? who makes it?

I'm looking for a IWB holster for my SIG P6... I don't know that an outside the waistband holster would work well for me concealing...

Ideas?

That's a clip holster I think.

You gotta try out IWB holsters in person. I've never found one that is comfortable for me.

I've been very happy with Don Hume products. Don Hume Leathergoods, manufactures high quality leather and nylon goods.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by yooper

FKNA

take pics of the adventure!

I also managed to get the Kendon cycle trailer over to my buddy Javier's shop and he used a hydraulic doohicky to salvage the left light bracketry for me. I purchased a replacement lights and the repair (including waiting for the paint to dry) took under 45 minutes. Woot!

[Mars]

Originally Posted by yooper

Keep your nomenclature straight.

This is a shrouded hammer.

Model 38



You can cock the hammer, it just doesn't stick out much.

Huh. Good point. I know of the shrouded...I've always just called those 'bodyguard' style I suppose.

So whats the term for what I was refering to, concealed hammer?

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by yooper

She was not in 4WD.

She has open diffs.

Not a porblem, except for wear and tear and mpg.

Originally Posted by dieseldog

Having your hubs locked is no big deal. It only matters if the transfer case is placed in 4Lo or 4Hi and you're on hard surface/paved roads. You can leave the hubs locked on a 60 or 62 forever and NEVER have a problem.

semi-convergence.

[semlin]

Originally Posted by yooper

She was not in 4WD.

She has open diffs.

Not a porblem, except for wear and tear and mpg.

Originally Posted by dieseldog

Having your hubs locked is no big deal. It only matters if the transfer case is placed in 4Lo or 4Hi and you're on hard surface/paved roads. You can leave the hubs locked on a 60 or 62 forever and NEVER have a problem.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

This made me laugh . . . I don't own any weapons that I don't know the model.

Made me laugh too. I thought at first that Mars had typed it wrong.

[semlin]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

I've been to the bank--all preparations have been made in earnest for sojourn to KC on the morrow.

i still will has more sparkplugs than you

[yooper]

Originally Posted by Mars

Huh. Good point. I know of the shrouded...I've always just called those 'bodyguard' style I suppose.

So whats the term for what I was refering to, concealed hammer?

Yes the shrouded hammer models were named Bodyguard by S&W

Yeah, concealed hammer is all sealed up inside. The downside is that they are double action only.

I've never carried any revolver but my Ruger .22 though, so I got no advice on hammers...

[Mars]

Originally Posted by yooper

Made me laugh too. I thought at first that Mars had typed it wrong.

Yeah yeah.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by Mars

Huh. Good point. I know of the shrouded...I've always just called those 'bodyguard' style I suppose.

So whats the term for what I was refering to, concealed hammer?

The pics you showed are often referred to as "hammerless". There used to be actual shrouds that would attach to revolvers, like this:

[yooper]

Originally Posted by semlin

I used to lock my hubs in early December and not unlock them until April when I had an FJ62.

[yooper]

concealed hammer also can be called hammerless

Took me a minute to remember that...

[Mars]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

The pics you showed are often referred to as "hammerless". There used to be actual shrouds that would attach to revolvers, like this:

Crazy, never seen that before.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

The pics you showed are often referred to as "hammerless". There used to be actual shrouds that would attach to revolvers, like this:

never seen those shrouds, I don't like the look of them.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by yooper

concealed hammer also can be called hammerless

Took me a minute to remember that...

I've resisted calling them hammerless...because they still have a hammer hiding in there.



You fuckers know what I mean.