RustyHornet
Grandmaster
Your tip….. it’s so….. big….
Your tip….. it’s so….. big….
Your tip….. it’s so….. big….
Very interesting, 88'. From reading , it appears to me that it would be a 'draw' between those (4). Somewhat surprising (to me), was that the P10C could hang with the bigger dogs.
I see the way you multi purpose that ammo box.
From what I remember of a P229, the grip length is a little short and a little thin. With the top end (slide) being "chunky", it makes for a borderline awkward grip at times. Almost top heavy? It's been awhile since I've held one, but does that sound about right?The thing that keeps the P10C up there is that it does everything well. It fits my hand perfectly and is very easy to get a good firing grip on naturally. The trigger is easy to manipulate and the gun points well. The downside is that it’s a polymer framed gun.
The 75B railed compact (SP01 Compact) was really fast on the splits but it was slippery with that big smooth front strap. While it was easy to shoot fast, accuracy suffered.
The Phantom was pretty good at everything. I think that it, like the P10C has a more natural grip and is easy to draw with a solid firing grip.
The P229 was odd. It didn’t really do the best at anything. The size of the grip made it a bit harder to get a good shooting grip. I find that my technique is poor and that the size of the grip would not let me get my fingers in the right position easily. In slow fire, it’s the one I shoot the best but on the draw, the bad technique was making me have to readjust my grip slightly.
From what I remember of a P229, the grip length is a little short and a little thin. With the top end (slide) being "chunky", it makes for a borderline awkward grip at times. Almost top heavy? It's been awhile since I've held one, but does that sound about right?
I am not one to know but I am thinking maybe some penicillin is in order?Your tip….. it’s so….. big….
The thing that keeps the P10C up there is that it does everything well. It fits my hand perfectly and is very easy to get a good firing grip on naturally. The trigger is easy to manipulate and the gun points well. The downside is that it’s a polymer framed gun.
The 75B railed compact (SP01 Compact) was really fast on the splits but it was slippery with that big smooth front strap. While it was easy to shoot fast, accuracy suffered.
The Phantom was pretty good at everything. I think that it, like the P10C has a more natural grip and is easy to draw with a solid firing grip.
The P229 was odd. It didn’t really do the best at anything. The size of the grip made it a bit harder to get a good shooting grip. I find that my technique is poor and that the size of the grip would not let me get my fingers in the right position easily. In slow fire, it’s the one I shoot the best but on the draw, the bad technique was making me have to readjust my grip slightly.
I’m not sure. But at this point, he should probably talk to his doctor. Or get busy with it.I am not one to know but I am thinking maybe some penicillin is in order?
I need to shoot my Phantom.
I need to go shooting.
I’m not sure. But at this point, he should probably talk to his doctor. Or get busy with it.
There is a Will Smith song in there somewhereI’m not sure. But at this point, he should probably talk to his doctor. Or get busy with it.