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age_ranger wrote:I do so know how to shoot slow........first you buy a revolver, lol....

Ok, just kidding. Yeah, I got a happy trigger finger so we'll see.

Ohhhh that was a low blow.

please..... You don't even know how to shoot slow.

The mag carrier is from Gun Leather Inc in Fort Worth. Very inexpensive but extremely well made. It has a spring steel belt clip on the back for easy on/off but has never come off during a reload. It's good stuff.

http://gunleather.net/cgi-bin/store/ago ... &ppinc=big

boomerang wrote:I don't see any pants in the picture.

Pants are not necessary for survival.

This is my Grab-n-Go setup. I can dressed. get this on and be driving away in under 3 minutes from a dead sleep. I have practiced this.

medicff0879 wrote:

HighVelocity wrote:Nice collection medicff0879. I think you'll find it much faster to load from that side saddle though if you put the shells in from the bottom. (Brass down)

I have seen several pictures of people carrying their shells like that and I found it kind of difficult to get the shells out when I carried them brass down? It is a very tight fit (which I know is good) but its almost too tight to me, what do you guys recommend? I know its hard to demonstrate proper loading techinque from a side saddle in words, but maybe im trying to hold the SG wrong when loading?

I will do my best to describe this in text.

First, you've got the shotgun "mounted", meaning butt in your shoulder, left hand on fore-grip, right hand on pistol grip.
Let's assume your shotgun is fully loaded. Round in chamber, mag tube full. You're clearing your house and fire two rounds. Now you've got a round in the chamber and you're 2 short in the tube. With the shotgun still in the ready "mounted" position, take your right hand off the pistol grip, grab 2 shells from the side saddle (from underneath) and load them into the tube. If you can't hang onto two at once then do it one at a time. Then, when you come to the next room, or whatever, you're loaded to capacity again.

I recommend practicing this with SNAP CAPS OR DUMMY ROUNDS ONLY.

Nice collection medicff0879. I think you'll find it much faster to load from that side saddle though if you put the shells in from the bottom. (Brass down)

I tend to carry different pistols depending on my mood but this is one of my favorites.

Glock 29 10mm loaded with 165gr Gold Dots from DT. I chronographed some just last week and got a 3 shot 1308 fps (628 ft-lbs) avg.



The gun is mostly stock except for the addition of Meprolight night sights, TR Graham match grade slide slock, polished internals, 3.5lb connector, and Pearce mag bases.