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Oops… the "S" is striker fired, but according to Hickok45 is has a sweet trigger. I'm in the market. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I like the new logo. More to the point of what the forum is about. I also like your new design changes.

I have an "onyour6" kydex for my Ruger SR9c. Been trying it for a number of months. I have had many kydex and plastic holsters for concealed carry and have formed some definite opinions about the designs. I carry AIWB for concealed and strong side for OWB. I have used a Blade Tech OWB plastic...

I don't carry an LCP any longer. I've had both the original and the improved version. I haven't experienced any failures beyond the original version's tendency to walk out the slide release pin, which I fixed by asking Ruger for replacements. My problem is that I can't shoot it accurately enough...

I hear the new trigger will resolve that issue. Haven't experienced the new one, but i like the LC9 in general, especially since it is a hammer-fired pistol and I like AIWB carry.

Bond Arms Patriot in .410

One or more handguns. Reloads. Spyderco Gayle Bradley 2 folder. Spyderco Dragonfly 2. Fenix AAA flashlight. Money

I think generally it is hard choices for everyone. We certainly don't want an anti-gun and anti-Second Amendment President but we also need someone who is honest, supports a free and free market economy and doesn't act like a spoiled brat. Just on those grounds I don't see anyone I want to vote...

I think the new layout makes sense and will be easier to find areas of interest.

I've been working with Gordon Bond and spending more time with the guns. Although the two shot limit still is a concern, I've balanced this with training on drawing and cocking the initially stiff hammer coupled with new .410 gauge self defense rounds. I am able to reload reasonably quickly and...

Bond Arms Patriot derringer in .410 gauge/.45 Long Colt.

I've used and tested a bunch of holsters, leather, kydex, plastic and hybrid. I think the newer generation kydex holsters can be as comfortable as leather, and they are often more secure, especially after you've used them for a year or more. Leather does conform, but it also loosens and doesn't...

True. That was always the elephant in the room. If I had been willing to carry the LCP as a constant back up for it, then it would have been ok. Not great, but ok. For a time I had it on top of a cabinet right by the front door. You had to be tall to reach it, which I am at 6' 3", so it would...

I truly love my BullardBodyguard for my LCP. Mine is showing its age. It is the last holster I would give up for it. Mayonardo iPad & Tapatalk

Send Doug (Bear Creek Holsters) a note. He will know. Mayonardo iPad & Tapatalk

I think ammo is generally in short supply. Buy it when you can and stock up. Mayonardo iPad & Tapatalk

Well, I thought it was a good idea at the time. I guess that's why Barbara thinks I can be hard headed! Now, it is back to the LCP and SR9c. I flirted with a Shield, but I think I will stay with the Ruger. It's such a sweet shooting 9 and it seems to fit my hand just right. Mayonardo iPad &...

The .410/.45 long Colt Bond Arms Snake Slayer in on sale at the local shop. Why? There is some detailed info on my self defense carry blog (sdcarry.blogspot.com) but the gist is the two-shot limitation is too onerous to overcome to rely on it as a main, or only, carry gun. It is superbly well...

Not nearly enough. Mayonardo iPad & Tapatalk

Never tried a Superfly (although I have tried way too many holsters) but I do like the Uncle George back pocket holster, or Doug's Bear Creek models for pocket carry. Mayonardo iPad & Tapatalk