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First off, a WML is a supplement to not a replacement for a handheld light. I have WML's on both my on duty and off duty handguns. When off duty I always carry a handheld light on my person. When on duty during daylight hours I always carry two handheld lights on my person. When working after...

Best to first determine the main purpose for the gun. Casual plinker, training gun, specific type of competition?? That will go a long way in determining how you'll want to set it up.

I have been carrying a RDS on my duty handgun for about 6 years. My main reason was aging eyesight especially in less then optimum light conditions. There is a learning curve, as with any new equipment, but once mastered the RDS is a great tool. I currently would only recommend the Trijicon RMR...

Mine came off easily using an armorers wrench

Come on in, the water's fine......... I've got two 15-22's. A rifle that I've had for years and a pistol I picked up earlier this year. Both are super reliable and great fun to shoot.

A few years ago I had some 9x18 brass get mixed in with my 9x19 brass. Shooting a SIG MPX, the rounds fed into the chamber but the extracter did not hold them. The firing pin pushed the round further into the chamber but did not fire the round. It took a cleaning rod to get the round out of the...

I also have a 1959 vintage Detective Special. If I chose to carry a small revolver, it would be my choice.

Here is my recently acquired 15-22 pistol that I bought specifically to set up for use with NOD's. I installed a Streamlight TLR VIR II which includes a visible white light and an IR Light/IR Laser. The Aimpoint is also set up in a high mount that allows passive aiming.

Latest addition S&W M&P 15-22 pistol.

Upper and lower are both polymer

Recently picked up a new 15-22 Pistol. I wanted it to set up for use with NVG's. Changed out the handguard with 10" M-Lok version from Tacticool22 added a suppressor an Aimpoint and a Streamlight TLR VIR II. It's been super reliable so far (about 450 rounds give or take) and even runs good with...

Top is my nickeled .44 Triple Lock shipped in 1914. Below that is my 3 digit M1917.

Wow, words are inadequate to describe the elegance of these works of art.

My Uncle had one of these when I was a kid. I spent many a day putting rounds through it target shooting and squirrel hunting. Often wonder what happened to it.

Constantly........

Went a few times when I was stationed at Ft Hood in early 90's. Would love to go back if I ever get back down that way.

This was my retirement gift to myself a few years ago. Full custom Pre-70's Colt Government Model. Had Military DUI engraved on left side and PD patch engraved on the right.

I have multiple Safariland Comp I's for J-Frame and Model 29 and Comp II and III for K-Frames. Safariland speed loaders are absolutely the best as far as speed of use goes. HKS speed loaders are solid and reliable but are not as easy or as fast to use.

I have an 1891 Marlin that belonged to my Father. It shoots .32 Long Colt or Short Colt. Been in the family over 65 years.

4" Model 29-2 with honest wear, because sometimes you just feel like packin' a .44