I dedicate this video to one of my best Youtube friends, limalife/limatunes. She is a fantastic person, a US Marine, a gun expert, a Glock enthusiast, a proud American, and just great in every way that a person could be! You go girl!!
If anyone is interested in following me on Facebook you can do so by going to Facebook and typing in "Limatunes" or clicking on the link below.. www.facebook.com I have a training with my Glock tomorrow and will certainly do a follow up on its (and my) performance. Until then,,
Choosing an In-The-Waistband (IWB) holster can be a daunting task. When you carry a firearm all day, every day, you want to make sure it's going to be comfortable. Here are a few tips on what to look for in a holster to insure it will be comfortable.
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A friend was having trouble removing his Cam Pin from his Bolt Carrier Group, so I decided I'd make a video to help.
Often, I get asked what makes a 1911, a 1911 after an individual sees how many manufacturers make different models, sizes and features for the 1911. This video will point out the features that distinguish a 1911 from other handguns. This video is more centered on the external features of the 1911 and while I know that the series 80s have a fourth safety (the firing pin block) I will refrain from covering that until another video.
Being armed while out with an unarmed significant other can pose unique challenges to those who choose to carry a firearm for defense of themselves and those they love. In this video I discuss the finer points of dealing with a threat while effectively eliminating distraction and eliciting assistance from your unarmed spouse or mate.
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This is a limalife review of the Comp-Tac CTAC holster. Feel free to skip ahead to areas of interest. Intro & Features 0:01 Specific Features (Does it have?) 3:22 Build Quality 4:32 Body Clock 6:18 Dimensions 6:55 Natural Retention & Grab Retention 8:20 Drawing & Reholstering 9:44 Concealment and Comfort 10:03 Holster Maker Info & Guns made for 14:07
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Thanks to everyone who've been asking about me and keeping up with me and how I've been doing. I know I can be a little "standofish" about my personal life but I wanted to give you all an update. Join me on Facebook, if you want. Search for "Limatunes"
The terms "knock down power" or "stopping power" are thrown around the gun industry with frightening frequency, especially since there really is no such thing when it comes to handgun cartridges. A human aggressor is stopped not by the "magic" bullet so much as by the psychological effects of being hit with a bullet and/or where that bullet hits and how much damage it does. Yes, larger bullets cause more damage and can achieve stopping effects more quickly than smaller calibers but there is no guarantee and certainly no "magic bullet" that will stop an aggressor no matter the distance or the general shot placement. There is also no hard evidence to suggest that, within the service calibers, there is a "superior" caliber when hollow points are utilized.
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The Lima review of the Galco N3 IWB Holster. First is the Introduction and features of the holster including some pros and cons (depending on your perspective). Next we go into natural retention segment with my husband, in our garage.... our very Very VERY COLD garage. Finally I talk a little bit about concealment, firearms the holster is available for, cost, availability and wait time. This is a new process. If you have any suggestions, questions or comments, please feel free to contact me. Features Pros/Cons: 1:00 Build Quality: 5:50 Body Clock: 7:50 Does it Have/Will it do: 8:40 Dimensions: 9:20 Natural retention: 10:50 Drawing/Reholstering: 14:00 Concealment/Comfort: 16:54 Made to Fit: 17:48 Holster Maker Info: 19:34
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After getting yet another reprimand for dropping my slide on the empty chamber of my 1911 I decided to get my facts straight. I emailed Wilson Combat and received this response: "Yes, dropping the slide on an empty chamber will cause the sear to bounce against the hammer hooks and will eventually crack the sear nose and/or hammer hooks. Once either or both have a crack or brake the chances of you pistol going full auto rise quickly. Dropping the slide a few times will not hurt the gun, too many times will. IF you want to let the slide rest against the slide, do so by hand and bring the slide into battery slowly. Thank you Nick M." So, there you have it.. From the horse's mouth (so to speak). If you see me do it again in my videos go ahead and yell at me!
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Here it is, the highly anticipated range video. A neighbor offered to babysit for us and so we took a very last minute trip to the range. The last time I was at the range was July of 2009 so it took me a little bit to get back into it. It was FREEZING! I had 40 minutes worth of video including some shooting from a rest that I just couldn't fit in here. As it is this video is a little long. I would really like to get back to the range again on a regular basis and get back to the skill level I once had. It was good to get back on the range however and I'm hoping to do it again before another six months passes. I start out with a .22 Kimber conversion kit on my husband's Les Baer here. 1:51 I'm shooting the Wilson Combat Professional in .45 ACP. 6:08 I switch to my husband's Les Baer TRS, .45 ACP. 8:50 I go back to the Wilson Combat.
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Since posting my range video I have gotten a number of "tips" and "criticisms" and much "advice" about why I had the five failures I had. Everything from limp wristing to bad sights, faulty springs, new grip angles, bad ammo and hand placement was thrown at me. It was hotter than the dickens and my hands were so sweaty they kept slipping off the gun but other than that it was as typical a shoot as ever. I am receptive to all forms of improvement and so I considered all of these points carefully as I started shooting. I checked my grip again and again. I refocused on the front sight and told myself not to worry or care about where I was hitting. I checked my stance again and even used different ammo. I carefully considered what was advised to me about the grip angle and how I should hold my Glock. I adjusted my trigger control and let her fly. My slide failed to lock to the rear on empty with all three magazines I shot and on the last magazine I had another failure to feed. I haven't experienced this many failures with any gun in two and a half years. I've done some googling and found quite a few other complaints from Gen 4 17 and 19 owners complaining of slide lock and feeding failures. Apparently I'm not the only one and hopefully the problem will be addressed by Glock soon. However, it would be nice to get affirmation that it is not just me (ie shooter error). Either way, I'm sending my Glock to the range with my husband tomorrow to see if he has better success and I'm <b>...</b>
Aquí os pongo este vídeo donde me fabrico mango para las limas pequeña que también se les llama ,cola de rata a las redondas y limatones a las planas, también me fabrico el soporte donde van colgadas las limas a partir de un soporte de estantería de aluminio Me estoy preparando el taller en el semi sótano de la vivienda que tengo en Cordoba cada verano le doy un empujoncito a ve si para el proximo lo tengo acabado con todas la herramientas colocadas en su sitio
A quick update as to what is going on in Limaville. For those who want to follow my process of joining the Marines, you can do so here: scarletandgold.blogspot.com
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Civilians who carry guns around their children have often been labeled as dangerous and unsafe. We are accused of not caring for the welfare of our children and the potential dangers of being armed around them. Conversely, photos of police officers and military personnel are sent through emails and put on websites as displays of protection, compassion and care. What difference does a uniform make? Why is it acceptable for a person in uniform to have a firearm around a child vs a concerned, loving, responsible and well trained adult?
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Part One of going over some holsters. This turned out to be a lot longer than I expected so look for Part 2, 3 and 4. If you have any questions or comments feel free. And PS Pardon the 4 month baby belly. It was getting a little tight in there because this baby is really starting to get big, but I'm sure you'll understand.
The Lima Review of the Crossbreed SuperTuck IWB Holster Review. Feel free to skip ahead to areas of interest: Intro/Features: 0:35 Specific Features: 4:30 Build Quality: 6:16 Body Clock: 8:59 Dimensions: 9:20 Natural Retention & Stability: 10:39 Drawing/Reholstering: 14:22 Concealment & Comfort: 14:53 Personal Opinions & Final Thoughts: 17:20 Holster Maker Info & Guns Made For: 22:25
A quick look at carrying a baby and a firearm both just in arms or with a baby carrier.
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