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Last Review Posted by cjr - posted: Fri November 14, 2008 3:21pm

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I paid for 2 colt pistols in March,they have not been delivered to me yet.

Product Details: "Crowder's Vac & Gun" by skwashdem - posted: Tue April 17, 2007 - Rating:

6.00

Last Review Posted by 44M - posted: Tue November 4, 2008 1:51am

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the best CCW I ever had...no holster of any kind needed...:tough: Db

Rating: 10

Product Details: "642" by 44M - posted: Tue November 4, 2008 - Rating:

10.00

Last Review Posted by bkelm18 - posted: Mon September 29, 2008 11:51am

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Oh shiz. I'm pretty sure I uttered the words "F*ck Yeah." after the first shot. That sucker has some punch to it. The G20 really feels like you are shooting something powerful. I think I'm in love. It was pretty accurate too, even with rapid fire, even though it spread out a bit, I kept it on the paper despite a good amount of muzzle flip. I will say that I'm probably a pansy because the webbing of my hand started to throb just a bit after about 40 rds. Trigger was pretty good. The gun was used when I got it so it was nice and broken it, the slide has a very smooth action. You'll need some pretty big paws to be able to grip this or the G21 comfortably. This being my first Glock, I'm not quite used to the way you get the slide off. I'm used to just flipping a lever and the slide comes off. Overall, I'd say this is a good gun. Coming from a prior Glock hater, I must say I'm impressed with this gun. The smaller grips of the Compact and Sub-Compact Glocks never fit me well, but this big ol' guy fits my hand pretty good. I'd recommend it to anyone wanting a real man's gun. :tough:

Rating: 9

Product Details: "20" by bkelm18 - posted: Sun September 28, 2008 - Rating:

9.00

Last Review Posted by eyebedam - posted: Wed September 24, 2008 5:13pm

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I have 1 of these for my LCP & couldnt imagine a better holster for the money. It keeps my LCP secure & I can easily remove it from the holster & the holster stays put. I would def recommend this for a LCP or a Kel tec without a doubt.

Rating: 10

Product Details: "The Nemesis - pocket holster" by Boomhower - posted: Sun May 18, 2008 - Rating:

10.00

Last Review Posted by TnAndy - posted: Fri September 12, 2008 12:34pm

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Well, so far, it's been a week and a half ( ordered on a Tues, this is the Friday of the following week ) and no gun, despite having been told it would take "2-3 days".....I went in and spoke with a young lady first thing this morning as she opened the doors, and she couldn't even find where it had been ordered.....so she called a place (Ellet Bros....I got the name this time ) and put one on order and said "Tuesday". Apparently, they take your deposit, and if they order it, fine, and if not, fine. Dadgum sloppy way to do business.

Product Details: "Crowder's Vac & Gun" by skwashdem - posted: Tue April 17, 2007 - Rating:

6.00

Last Review Posted by TnAndy - posted: Fri September 5, 2008 11:47am

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Crowder can be a real PITA to deal with depending on the day you walk in...for example, I was shopping gun safes one day a few years back and was looking at the ones in his store. He and another guy were wheeling one out on a dolly about that time....he opens the front door, and hollers back in the shop "WHO HAS THIS NISSAN PICKUP PARKED RIGHT IN THE WAY HERE ??" kinda mad like. I didn't say anything.....walked out the door, got in my Nissan pickup, which was parked in a lined off parking spot MARKED FOR PARKING, not loading, not handicapped, not stripped to indicate NO PARKING, and I just happened to park there....and drove on up the street to Widener's and bought a gun safe. Other times I've been in there, bought a gun or accessory, and done just fine. Wish I'd seen the note about his shenanigans with deposits, as I put a $100 deposit on a Glock the other day, and now that has me wondering. He even groused about that amount ( on a 500 buck pistol ) wanting half down......"we have to pay for them upfront"......I told him this was a spur of the moment purchase ( I was wanting a 26 for ankle carry ) and I only had 100 bucks on me.....then I asked how much deposit he got on all the guns he had on display.....how much were THEY costing him to sit there looking pretty ?? Heck, if I NEVER come back, it isn't like he won't sell that pistol to somebody else, just like the ones he has on display, AND MAKE AN EXTRA HUNDRED ON THE DEAL ! I know dealing with the public can be a trying experience....but honestly, it's like the guy is out to run business off.

Product Details: "Crowder's Vac & Gun" by skwashdem - posted: Tue April 17, 2007 - Rating:

6.00

Last Review Posted by Verbal Kint - posted: Mon August 25, 2008 10:36pm

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Typical Comp-Tac quality... excellent! I ordered this OWB holster, for my Glock 23, to be used for range duty and leisurely carry. Fit and finish are what you would expect from Comp-Tac. Top notch. You can order the holster in either belt-attachment or paddle, or opt for the Deluxe package which includes both (for like $7 more). I went with just the belt attachment. I'm wearing it on the highest ride setting, with the forward cant. This is very comfortable and it hugs my body. Some people have complained that it doesn't suit their body type, or that the rear (handle) of the gun sticks out or flops around. I'm 5'10" and 190# and it fits me very nicely, and conceals well under a t-shirt and polo or button-down shirt. So I guess it depends on how your built. Comp-Tac's website is claiming upwards of 14 days to produce and ship your order. However, my order was placed after hours on one day and actually shipped out the evening of the next day... with email confirmations from their customer service rep at every step of the production/ship cycle. From order to receipt, it took them 5 days (including the weekend) for me to have the holster in hand. You can't beat that, or the free Smarties candy that they always toss into your orders! :D If you're looking for a solid OWB holster, with excellent quality and customer service, you should definitely give this holster consideration. I've always been a Comp-Tac fan, and they keep impressing me more and more with every order and every holster I purchase.

Rating: 9

Product Details: "OWB Settable Cant Holster" by Verbal Kint - posted: Mon August 25, 2008 - Rating:

9.00

Last Review Posted by CJRogue - posted: Sun July 20, 2008 12:46pm

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I agree with previous posts. Nobody mentioned driving through a creek to access the range. You must. Which makes swinging by on the motorcycle to burn some powder less appealing some days. Strange mix of characters at Scioto. Kids, occasional classes, folks without range safety awareness or etiquette, a few guys -one who is ALWAYS there- that seem never to shoot but take up 1/2 a table (only a couple out there) and offer unsolicited and often erroneous advice, and many who just come out and keep to themselves or enjoy the range like you find anywhere. I'll have to try it on a weekday.

Rating: 5

Product Details: "Unicoi County" by salb3039 - posted: Tue February 20, 2007 - Rating:

6.00

Last Review Posted by bkelm18 - posted: Thu July 17, 2008 6:11pm

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I really like this optic. I've never owned anything like it and already I love it. At first I was disappointed because the reticle was really hazy and blurry, until I realized that I shouldn't focus on the reticle but at what I'm aiming at. I felt dumb. Anyway, it easily mounts to my AK and 12 ga (both Saigas). I'm very happy with it. Now I can really be tacticool! Thumbs Up!

Rating: 9

Product Details: "HoloSight" by bkelm18 - posted: Wed July 16, 2008 - Rating:

9.00

Last Review Posted by greenego - posted: Tue July 8, 2008 6:10pm

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I have carried a Ruger SP101, spurless hammer, in this holster for about a year. so far no one has noticed it. Does what it is suppose to do.

Rating: 10

Product Details: "The Nemesis - pocket holster" by Boomhower - posted: Sun May 18, 2008 - Rating:

10.00

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