Kudos to you sir. I'm a sit and wait for dinner to come to me type. A dear friend of mine years ago was a stalk hunter. A mountain of patience needed for that. He said it would take him an hour to cover 100yds undetected. That and he dressed like a bush.馃榿
His house was full of trophies so yeah it worked.
Correct, competition archery is a completely different animal. What I do with these bows is the equivalent of plinking with a pistol. The variables are far simpler. As for the compound bow, minute of deer or hog is sufficient, at 15-20yds. Fun nonetheless. I watched the Olympics last year in awe of what can be done with a bow.
I could get real used to those being favorites, Ranger230.
Great looking holsters as well. I'm needing a really good holster with a bit of cant for a CZ 75. Am reluctant to just order models found online without trying them first and cannot find inventory of CZ 75 holsters enough to try before I buy.
I could get real used to those being favorites, Ranger230.
Great looking holsters as well. I'm needing a really good holster with a bit of cant for a CZ 75. Am reluctant to just order models found online without trying them first and cannot find inventory of CZ 75 holsters enough to try before I buy.
I'm a huge Milt Sparks fan. Are you looking for OWB or IWB carry? The 75 isn't much bigger if at all over a 1911. The Nexus is very slim as it doesn't have a reinforced mouth. If you need reinforcement the Criterion is nice. I like it due to the extreme cant very comfortable and concealable. If you have a 1911 and want to try one for a bit let me know by PM. I have a few commander and full size laying around I'd let you try.
For my handguns without soul i.e. Tupperware I use kydex from JM Custom.
Oh man! Yer gonna get me goin' on old leather. Love the old Alessi holster just as it is. I'd probably put it to work too, at least on a limited basis. Does it take a J-Frame Smith & Wesson?
voere, you're holster's still practical and equal to the best designs of today. This old U. S. military holster with Rock Island Arsenal markings on it has 113 years of patina. It's all there but is a bit too tender to put to use. Dated 1904, it served to house the once issued .38 revolver that served the U. S. military, beginning in 1889 (Navy issue) and not completely retired until after 1911 when supplies of the Model of 1911 began to reach military personnel. The .38 revolver was said to be ineffective in actual use, so much so that old Colt Model of 1873 .45 revolvers were trotted out of retirement storage and issued and quantities of newly made .45 Colt double-action revolvers, both the Colt Model 1902 and Colt Model 1909, were procured as stop gap measures to serve in areas of U. S. involvement. Revolver seen here is the Colt Model 1901 .38, a military variant of the commercial Colt New Army chambered for .38 Long Colt.
georgesslazaslavsky; Some of those firearms you mention have some pretty "enthusiastic" recoil. Sounds like fun though. As I live about an hour south of Abilene I'd be pleased to meet up with you if you ever came back over here for a visit.
I watched the Olympics last year in awe of what can be done with a bow.
