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[bubbiesdad]

Do you have a conceal holster for a 45mm?

 

[bubbiesdad]

Do you have a conceal holster for a 45mm?

 

[Grayfox]

Not sure about carrying it, but at that price I'll take two!

 

[zercool]

Originally posted by Grayfox:
Not sure about carrying it, but at that price I'll take two!

Two words...

Hi
Point

(I have their carbine and it's a heck of a gun. I don't know about their handguns.)

 

[Class III]

I'll take two of the 45mm. If I can't carry them concealed I can always weld up a double mount in the bed of the truck. I would have to spray paint the sides of the truck with "Rolling Thunder" and drive through some of the more "Fun" parts of Memphis.

 

[walter o]

What I want to know Is that the price of a box of 50 or 25 defense rounds ?

:

 

[2Loud4You]

Just thinking of the price of .50 BMG I'd be scared to ask for a box of 45 mm or it's little brother above it, 40 mm.

 

[pred]

You should buy 5 of them,
That way you'de be pretty safe getting the same shots off as a J frame!
I remember a shop owner telling me he paid about $50 each for them,,,
I would pass.
Thanks for the heads up though
P

 

[Double-O-Dave]

That !@#$%^&* metric system continues to thwart us!

But, I wouldn't mind a pair of the 40mms as a "get some respect on the road"hood ornament.

Regards,

Dave

 

[OKFC05]

That !@#$%^&* metric system continues to thwart us!

But the only part they screwed up was the English calibers!!

If it were all metric, it would be
9 mm
10 mm
10.2 mm

But even though I use metric every day, it's hard for me to think of the .45 ACP as the 10.2 X 23 mm!?! (European system is caliber and case length)

 

[gunsmith11]

I have a 37mm tear gas round in my collection

 

[Ron H.]

Sir, I carried a 40 mm (M203) in the Marine Corps for a while. While you could probably conceal it under a trench coat, it wasn't a "summertime pocket carry" kind of thing. I imagine the old M79 would be better for "deep concealment."

Semper Fi,

Ron H.

 

[USAF385]

I had a 40mm before... and I concealed it.... in an AC-130

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...0323-F-9044H-001.JPG

 

[Double-O-Dave]

Originally posted by Ron H.:
Sir, I carried a 40 mm (M203) in the Marine Corps for a while. While you could probably conceal it under a trench coat, it wasn't a "summertime pocket carry" kind of thing. I imagine the old M79 would be better for "deep concealment."

Semper Fi,

Ron H.

Plus the old M79 "bloop gun" had it's own firing mechanism and was not designed to attach to any other weapon. The M203 had to be attached to the M16 to be fired.

Regards,

Dave

 

[Jack Flash]

Someone notify the Whitehouse! That must be where all the Mexican drug lords are legally buying their heavy ordnance!

 

[84CJ]

Originally posted by OKFC05:

That !@#$%^&* metric system continues to thwart us!

But the only part they screwed up was the English calibers!!

If it were all metric, it would be
9 mm
10 mm
10.2 mm

But even though I use metric every day, it's hard for me to think of the .45 ACP as the 10.2 X 23 mm!?! (European system is caliber and case length)

10.2

How about 11.5mm

 

[Gatofeo]

Would that be a 45mm ACP, or a 45mm Long Colt?
Yeah, I know ... "There's no such thing as a .45 Short Colt."
Aw shaddup.
Now, with the new 45mm Long Colt, the 45-caliber Long Colt becomes the 45-caliber Short Colt.
Got that?