Are you Old Fashioned or Tacticool?

[Barang]

Whatever floats your boat, what is your preference?

I'm old fashioned. Thinking of buying crimson trace, would that make me tacticool?

[JackRydden224]

With pistols I'm more old fashioned. Most of my guns are designed a while back, 1911s, P35 Hi Power, Sig P210 and P220. I just prefer them to the modern polymer guns. That's not to say I dislike polymore guns. I love my PPQ M2

[Bansh88]

I had to look up what it is.
I'd say it's perfect for an old fashioned guy trying to be tacticool.

Lasers were the thing in 80/90s flicks. You can pretend to be Predator!

[CK_32]

Bro.. Tactical was so 2008.


Operating is where it's at


I'm me, I don't go by fads and labels to make people respect me. Either you like me or you don't. I don't need fancy mag flips and clothes to show/change that. Besides, I can't shoot for $*** anyways. So it is what it is


It's how you act, not the gear you run. Unless you don't shut up about how awesome your gear is then yes you are tacticool lol

[Condorguns]

I am both at the same time.

[mrboma]

Whatever floats your boat, what is your preference?

I'm old fashioned. Thinking of buying crimson trace, would that make me tacticool?

Great company with a great product. Customer service is also hard to beat.
Just don't rely on the laser for your target acquisition. Best used as a deterrent, IMHO.

Also take care when cleaning your pistol, solvents around the emitter is a nono.
And don't mess with your dog, that's cruel. Cat's are free game.

Hope this helps you on your quest for Tacticool Operator Status.
Regards,
Mike

[Barang]

Is this legal in the state?

[HighWildFree]

Matters which safe you look in, green one for wood guns and a black one for black guns. Although I recently ran out of room in the wood fun safe, and had to put my single shot 12 gauge in the black safe, although it works because it has a synthetic stock. But if I had to choose, I'd say old school, wood and steel ftw.

[SonofWWIIDI]

I'm tacti-old!

[whipkiller]

My AR is probably leaning on my SKS in the safe, so I guess I'm just confused.

I've looked at those blue Crimson Trace display guns you see on LGS counters a couple of times, and I was always sort of dismayed by the fact that if utilizing proper trigger discipline (booger hook off bang switch) my finger blocked the beam.

Am I missing something?

[madoka]

I've looked at those blue Crimson Trace display guns you see on LGS counters a couple of times, and I was always sort of dismayed by the fact that if utilizing proper trigger discipline (booger hook off bang switch) my finger blocked the beam.

Am I missing something?

I believe people use their finger to block the laser until they are ready to use it so as not to give away their position beforehand.

[Mr. Beretta]

I'm just old.

[SDM44]

[71MUSTY]

Old school for me. No Lego guns for me.

[enzo357]

Functional