Good job Pat. Looks like a workable rig.

I find grips that fill the hand help reduce recoil more than rubber grips. Most of my revolvers have wood grips that fill my hand and have no problem with recoil. I have a 442 with CT 305 which are larger grips than the standard smiths and they do a good job. Here is a pic of my favorite revolver my...

I will be there!

"Horsehide is a denser and tighter grained flesh than cowhide. This results in it being more moisture resistant. " I was told by a couple holster makers the above same thing. Gary Brommeland of Brommland Gunleather says that he prefer cowhide because it is not as dense as horsehide which ...

I can make one for you.

You can also check out DKmags.com because they may have a FNP (same size as the FNX) holsters in stock.

Here is what a holster maker suggests. Baby or talc powder and not a lot is required. Swish it a round and dump out any excess.

I am planning on attending.

Looks like I will make this one.

I have one in 40S&W and it is great mid-sized gun. I do make holsters for it

I make Coonan Holsters. Check out my Double Clip or Double Snap. http://www.sideguardholsters.com/gunmodels/Coonanarms-holsters.htm How much is the IWB double snap? I figure as rare as those babies are it will hold it's value. Owned about 10 Harleys since I was 19 and never lost a penny on any of t...

You can pick up a M4 Smith and Wesson for under 800.

I built my AR A2 20" HBAR for just over $600. Very accurate.

I make Coonan Holsters. Check out my Double Clip or Double Snap.

http://www.sideguardholsters.com/gunmod ... lsters.htm

One of the nicest rigs I have put together. I made one like that for my Firestar M40 and love it. Great pics.

Older SXS is always good. My 1930 Western Arms (Ithaca) SXS. (I do like my Mossberg 500 and Rem 1100)

It has the best deterant factor also

Kel-tec PF9 and permit will be much more value able for 99% of the time.

Then save up for the fun gun AK.