Tuesday, September 28, 2021

642 ammo and holster help?


They told me at sports academy that they try to reserve a box of ammo for each gun they sell but after buying the gun they said that they're out. Does anyone have a go-to online store for ammo? I'd also like to hear any carry ammo or non-leather pocket holster reccomendations if anyone has suggestions. Thanks! via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/3kPYrFI

Selecting a gun for CCW in South Africa (CZ vs Glock)


Hi all, I'm looking for some advice. (6' 2" 190lb, warm climate so I wear shorts for half the year, very little experience with guns. )This week I will be buying my first gun, my intention is to conceal carry and use for home defence. Being South African, buying a gun isn't a straight forward process, and I have important decisions to make.My conundrum is this: I can choose between Glock and CZ.Holster availability is no issue, have quite a few Kydex options available.I probably won't be able to fire the guns before I make my decision, and if I don't like the gun, I can't just sell it, it'll take at least a year to replace. Buying a second gun is off the cards for a while, as it's really expensive ( a good price for a CZ is $700, Glocks more).How would you guys go about choosing a gun in these circumstances? I'm mainly looking at CZ P10s VS the Glock 43X, with all the other polymer options from these manufacturers also available. I can get a full grip on both guns. The 43X is going to cost more and while the S15 mags are available, they're really expensive.How much of a difference does grip "girth" vs length matter? Will the thin grips make all the difference, or am I better off going with the shorter grip CZ and spending the difference on an Enigma? And would you say that there would be a big difference in "ease of shooting" if I can get a full grip on both.Tl;dr long grip vs thick grip. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/3zOT3GT

IWB holster for Max-9?


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Something something 3 seconds 3 yards 3 shots


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What are easy but reliable self-defense skills?

When fighting is the last resort, god forbid it has to get physical, without being a kung fu expert, what are some easy fighting skills? What parts of the body to go for, regardless of their size or strength, and what part of my own body to use as a weapon, for example where is an elbow blow the most effective, stuff like that? My route home from college at night when it's dark has some dodgy streets that I can't avoid, hopefully I will never find myself in a physical altercation, but there's no harm in being prepared for my own piece of mind.



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New To CCW


Hey all. I’m getting an Arex Delta Gen 2 M with the 4Bros kydex IWB holster w/ claw. I’ve never carried before, (have been around/used guns all my life, not new to guns but new to carry) how do y’all carry and what do you recommend to someone new? I’m 6’3, 170 lbs, right handed. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2Y5j8op

Why Discreet Carry Concepts clips are the business


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