reasons why? just curious

Slickster is good but spiritus is higher quality and more modular. You can tailor it to be whatever you want as long as it's minimalist. The slickster is good if you need a low profile budget pc to partially conceal.

got it, thanks!

Far Cry 3 inspired me to own a machete.

Needing a machete inspired me to own a machete

Ordered two Esstac KYWI mag pouches tosay.

Today*

Or the FCPC V5. The slickster is meh

FCPC V5 is 👌

Ferro older gen shoulder sleeves are 🍆

Also, PSA, Ferro Concepts Bison Belt rolls out at 12pm on the 29th. Hoping to get a large in RG to match the adapt cummerbund

Wish me luck that it doesn’t sell out like their m81 slingsters did in the first 10 minutes

Also, if you haven’t heard of them, Geist Designs is making some cool looking shit

Best finish to put on a raw lower receiver?

Type 3 anodize

kind of an oddly specific question but does anyone here have a mk23 and a glock 20?

i want to save up for a mk23 but i hear they're pretty chunky and my glock 20 is almost too big for my hands and i dont want to drop 2 grand on a pistol just for it to be too big lmao

https://safelifedefense.com/product/multi-threat-vest/

Got this bad boi as a concealable "edc" vest
wish i could get it to form fit a little more, but I doubt anyone would notice as long as i dont have a thin shirt over top

@Bender I've got a 1:1 model of the mk23 and it's massive. Like you'll hear about how big it is, then you get your hands on one, and realize it's even bigger

Mk23 next to a g21c, and a g21 next to a g19

It's so big that people look at you at the range and go, holy fuck that's a big pistol

(No idea who that is, pulled the pic off of Google)

Shit. May as well just holster a damn AR9 at that point lol

That is a massive pistol

@Artemis so if a g21 is almost too big for my hands, i assume a mk23 is going to definitely be too big?

The mk23 will make the g21 look like a toy

It's comically oversized. I'd suggest a usp instead, it was the replacement for the mk23

9mm USP expert is the only HK pistol that I would buy

They make plenty of great pistols. Their qc and over engineered construction blows most brands out of the water, though the designs are dated

>tfw no USP

Be careful though, it'll spoil you. Glocks feel like cheap garbage in comparison to most h&k pistols

Meh.
I've only owned 2 pistols to date anyway.
A fuckoff huge .44 mag Redhawk, which was a shitty choice for a first pistol, and a 92FS

The price is high though. There's no reason to get that kind of quality unless you really want it. Normal striker fired pistols are fine, and much better for concealed carry

Can't CCW anyway.
It's more of just something I want.
I don't have a pistol at the moment anyway, so might as well buy one that I want

USP's are nice. The trigger is fantastic and it's over engineered to the point where it's hard to kill it. I've only ever fired the usp 45 so I don't know what the 9 is like. More recoil than 9 but it's more of a gentle shove compared to a fast punch. Given ballistics and ammo cost, 9 is what I'd recommend unless you're looking to suppress it.

Nah. Can't suppress it either.
I've been told both the 9mm and .40 versions are nice shooters

The trigger is fantastic

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HK fanboi here, usp 45 was a brilliant gun to put rounds through... have a vp9 now and i adore it

The poors are at it again.

i just want a USP match