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I've had a few 26s. For me I can conceal them better than my 19. I get by with my 19 for now but my body shape and how I dress that slight reduction in grip length makes a huge difference in printing for me. I also find the 26 more comfortable for appendix carry then my 19.

I'm curious as well. I'm going to pick up either a 26 or a 43 before next spring. I have pros and cons to both so I'm still up in the air. I have been reading that the early ones had reliability issues but they have since cleared them up.

Same boat. There are lots of cool jobs in EMS but they arnt conducive for families. Cruise ships are fun for single guys, oil rigs and fields pay really well and so do the over seas contracts. But they would all have me away from my family for too long.

Sell the 21 to your dad? Or just give it to him, that way your collection isn't growing.

I really wish I had looked into the over seas contracting before I got married. I'd have loved to have spent a year or two doing it. I have a bunch of coworkers that did it and they all said they loved it.

Fine, I wonder how it will effect being able to hit where your aiming better. You know what I meant.

Just saw this. Id be interested to see how this affects accuracy on otherwise stock AKs http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/07/25/cmc-ak-triggers-shipping-out-soon/

I've always wanted to get a night vision scope. This may be something I pick up down the road of it holds up long term. When I deer hunt it would be great to be able to stay in the stand a couple hours after dark to kill some hogs.

I guess QD. My AR is a 14.5 inch so I'd have to have the muzzle device pinned and welded. My deer rifle is just threaded so I can add whatever I need to to it.

If I wanted a relatively inexpensive can I could use on my AR and my .308 deer rifle, that could handle running through carbine classes, and falls in the middle of the weight ranges which would you recommend? I've been thinking about starting a suppressor fund to start saving for one.

Honest question. How many rounds at relatively rapid fire can a non full auto can handle? As in do you need a full auto rated suppressor if your going to be using one in a carbine class shooting a lot of rounds in quick succession?

My plan for mine was an illuminated 1-4x on it. My eyes don't do well with irons in low light.

Looks like it's the only one that is, none of the other models listed that.

I have no use for another deer rifle otherwise I'd be all over it.

I still regret selling mine

I did tell my wife if someone's breaks in I'm going to strip down and get myself to at least half chub then attack him like a lunatic and hopefully scare him away.

It would depend on the situation obviously. But if I feel I have the time I like having the option. Or if it's some commotion going on outside where I really have a few seconds then it's even better.

I thought about buying a slick carrier and adding velcro and the absolute minimum to attach a basic chest rig to it somehow. I figure for a bump in the night, if I have a few seconds it be easier to have armor and mags without fumbling with a separate carrier and chest rig.

I like the idea of being able to conceal soft plates under my work uniform if things start getting bad and being able to add hard plates too if needed. My ideal carrier would be something mostly slick and concealable but has Velcro on the front and back and a way to attach some mags to it...

I may be wrong, but from what I understand the actual carrier is made by condor. I've heard they make quality stuff for the money, but it is still made in China