Recent content by GCBurt

NOT UTAH - we really need additional snow!!

Snow We could really use some additional snow this year - heading for a water restricted summer if we don't - Snowing hard in Atlanta - who'd have thought???

I watched that video multiple times - YES he was prepared and COOL!!

For many years my issue weapon in the military was a S@W .38 revolver in a sholder holster - never a hiccup. Then they decided a Berretta 9mm auto was better - over those years I saw "stove-pipes," FTF and FTE. Now that I'm retired I usually carry a Kahr PM9 in my pocket. So far no...

Good Looking Pup Happy for You!!

Lone Ranger A work-mate and his wife saw a pre-release last night in Salt Lake City and told me this morning that it was good. Said Depp made an excellant Tonto. My wife and I will see it with my sibblings in a few weeks. The group of us get together every Friday night for some kind of activity.

Mostly I wear old-fashioned "overalls" - nice deep pockets. My PM9 in a Remora disappears. This also works with my looser slacks, but I have a IWB holster for the PM9 for my tighter - small pocket slacks.

Saw you were from Reno, but seen Spanish Moss in the pic and then noticed you'd put NC under the pic

I came across a cottonmouth while weed-eating in KY - the weed eater easily took off his head.

I also like the term "Walmartian" PALADIN85020 - I was drafted during Vietnam - but got side tracked to Korea. I ended up staying in the Army for 35 years and now wear a "US ARMY RETIRED" hate nearly ever where I go - on the back I have my name and rank along with the 101st's "Screaming Eagle"...

Supposedly the extra thick kydex is there to help keep its shape to re-holster. Like "S&WForty," I also find that the clips are a bit difficult to get over the belt & pants - once there it stays put.

For about 18 years I carried my issue S&W 38 in a snap-in holster under my left armpit as an Army Aviator. When they went to the Beritta used the holister on my emergency vest - never felt as comfortable as the ol' .38

I wear my Old Faithful IWB at about 04:30 - it wears more comfortably aft of the 3 o'clock position for me anyway - I didn't like it at 3-4 - but it turned out okay a bit futher aft.

Fairly new to personal weapons (on the range 3 to 4 times a year in the military), but didn't haveany personal weapons until I retired. Therefore I didn't load up on other cleaning products. A fellow I worked with in the last couple years lauded the value of Frog-Lube - so that is what I got...

Mywife followed me all over she world for the better part of 46 years now. You bore us children in Utah, Virgina, Oklahoma, Germany & Texas. Her hardest year was when I left her in Colorado with four teenagers, and went off to Korea. My year went fast - Was a Cubmaster that year in Seoul...