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    Quote Originally Posted by Lost River View Post
    Friends,

    Been crazy busy lately, but figured I would post that the Milt Sparks Summer Special came in for the Gen 5 G21 came in. It is specifically an RDO version, as the G21.5 wears a C&H enclosed emitter RDO.

    LOVE this setup.



    Perfect update to an old school design.






    This is definitely the way!
    That would be a fine IWB choice for the new G45 ACRO that is hitting the streets about now…
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    Quote Originally Posted by revchuck38 View Post
    @deputyG23 - Definitely try an M&P45. I find it more comfortable to shoot than my 1911s; the Colts pretty much stay in the back of the safe now. The 1911 triggers are nicer but not enough to show up on a target in other than 2700 shooting IME.
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    Enabler.
    Just got back from Cabela’s with this…
    Absolutely filthy.
    Redeemed my points for it😀

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lost River View Post
    Friends,

    Been crazy busy lately, but figured I would post that the Milt Sparks Summer Special came in for the Gen 5 G21 came in. It is specifically an RDO version, as the G21.5 wears a C&H enclosed emitter RDO.

    LOVE this setup.



    Perfect update to an old school design.






    This is definitely the way!
    My sciatica is actually triggered by those pictures
    On the ragged edge of the world I'll roam,
    And the home of the wolf shall be my home - Robert Service

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    Quote Originally Posted by 03RN View Post
    My sciatica is actually triggered by those pictures
    It is amazing how personal carry gear can be.
    The G23/Galco Summer Special combo I carried for years now is a no go due to sciatica flare ups.
    The muzzle is at the exact spot to irritate a nerve.
    I bought a G17 size Tenicor blem IWB holster which does not hit that spot and can be used with my 17/22 or 19/23.
    Wish they made one for my new/used M&P 2.0 .45….

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    Quote Originally Posted by 03RN View Post
    My sciatica is actually triggered by those pictures
    Quote Originally Posted by deputyG23 View Post
    It is amazing how personal carry gear can be.
    The G23/Galco Summer Special combo I carried for years now is a no go due to sciatica flare ups.
    The muzzle is at the exact spot to irritate a nerve.
    I bought a G17 size Tenicor blem IWB holster which does not hit that spot and can be used with my 17/22 or 19/23.
    Wish they made one for my new/used M&P 2.0 .45….
    +1 to both replies. IWB behind the hip, on the hip almost immediately triggers sciatica in me as well.
    "... And miles to go before I sleep".

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    Quote Originally Posted by deputyG23 View Post
    The G23/Galco Summer Special combo ...
    Galco's version is called Summer Comfort

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    I was working an extra security job a few years ago at a bank.

    I was standing up against a wall and felt what I can describe as a sharp pinpoint pain run down my right butt cheek all the way down to my knee.

    I took a step almost falling down as for a split second I felt no control in my right leg.

    I caught myself and for the next several months dealt with sciatica pain.

    My only guess is wearing a sam browne belt for the past 30 plus years.

    Packing a 1911, the carry feels much more secure with the sam browne belt being tighter as with a glock, I can open it up one notch for comfort.

    I am hoping to be packing my MCOP soon again on duty and also hoping that dude Sciatica keeps quiet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deputyG23 View Post
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    Enabler.
    Just got back from Cabela’s with this…
    Absolutely filthy.
    Redeemed my points for it😀
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    First twenty rounds at seven and ten yards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deputyG23 View Post
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    First twenty rounds at seven and ten yards.
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    Ten rapid fire rounds of Ranger-T at seven yards.
    I am very pleased.

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    If I was stuck in a locale which fully prohibited standard capacity magazines, I would be tempted to go with 45 Auto. Heavy .45 projectiles tend to punch through bone and glass better than 9mm--if that is a consideration, then 45 Auto might be a better choice. If I reloaded .45 and had a large supply of components for it and not for 9mm, I would choose 45 Auto. Likewise, if I was issued free 45 Auto ammo, but not 9mm, I would go with the larger caliber.

    Several years ago, I sold almost all my custom 1911's after finding that the M&P45 offered 98.5% of the performance capability, with substantially less cost, effort, and maintenance issues, as well as being easier to mount an RDS. I have had no regrets about that decision. The M&P45 proved the best pistol of the first gen M&P's; the second gen M&P9's seem to be working fine now.
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