Recent content by blues

Been some years since I was last there but this is a nice time of year in Yosemite. My buddy and I spent a few days over Thanksgiving one year backpacking in off Tioga Road up to the Vogelsang Pass area. Turned pretty cold as I recall with a couple of sub zero days but we were pretty well...

I like KDSS and the features that the TEP offers because when I need them, I'll have them. I don't really do any (elective) off-road except for our rural gravel and often poorly graded steep and winding roads and the occasional Forest Service road to a local trail head... ...but in these...

BTW, I failed to mention in my earlier reply that our own moderator, Greg aka 1engineer, is a terrific moderator and is always quick to either address an issue or provide timely and useful info. Not sucking up, just stating plain fact. It's a shame that he doesn't have the admin powers...

I've been waiting since May for a reply to the (multiple) PM requests I sent to admin to give me an assist. So...I guess my advice would be not to hold your breath. Of course, on a vehicle site I'm also required to say, YMMV.

It really depends on how long the slide / barrel of the gun is and whether you have it directed along the crease between leg and groin. Also, my holster has a neoprene pad on the muzzle end that cushions the holster and also forces the grip against my torso. Many folks tolerate it well...

You're very welcome. As to appendix carry...I've been carrying in this manner for over 30 years, most of it while I was still employed in federal law enforcement. As mentioned above, training and familiarity will go a long way toward dealing with the "concerns". (So will a good holster.)...

I generally carry AIWB in a JM Custom Kydex holster with one of my Glocks...but if I wanted to have a firearm in the vehicle and didn't want it in the console I'd probably just put it in a Remora and wedge it in along the side of the seat. The Remora is made of a "sticky" material that keeps it...

Offered into evidence... Exhibit A

I don't care what the heck they call it as long as it's ready to get me through steep gravel, snow and mud come winter...

Glad you and yours are okay, Greg. My heart goes out to those not as fortunate.

I haven't put one on this vehicle yet. Seems like whenever I would in the past, sometime later I'd notice that some sleazy lowlife had stolen it. :gun5: There are some very clever ones displayed in this thread, however.

Does this truck make my ass look big? :violin:

"Hey, it's a step up from my AMC Hornet!"

Thanks, Boardmember. An old partner of mine when I was still employed by the feds was originally from Hattiesburg and his extended family was still there back when I put in my papers to the best of my knowledge. Closest I ever came was passing just outside of town on the return leg of a...

Thank you, my friend. I'm glad that in this particular case I was 'mistaken'.