Whatcha Packin'

[hobbit]

I carry one of these.



That's about the most dangerous thing we're allowed to carry off duty.

On the plus side though, it's probably more useful for opening stubborn packets of peanuts than a 9mm automatic.

I realize you're in Denmark but I still find this post a bit ironic, because the male citizens of the country that make this little knife are some of the best armed people on the planet. Only in Switzerland can you keep an automatic assault rifle or even a machinegun in your home. I realize this only applies to reservists, bet then damn near every male adult Swiss citizen is a reservist.

"An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life."--Robert A. Heinline

[Towedjmpr]

I haven't seen the compact tac yet, sounds interesting. I have had the USP since 99 and never had an issue. Although the germans are very proud of their magazines. They want $65 for spare mags. Not even a reach around.

[Myth]

The tool we sign for before street op’s

[Myth]

My Primary Glock 31 and the Second S/W 5946

[Horned Toad]

The tool we sign for before street op’s

to bad ATF made that a destructive device, I really wanted one of those

[23LRS]

This is my sidearm.

My long-guns are a DPMS .308 LRT SASS and an OLY Arms M4A3 with goodies.

[Towedjmpr]

Ok, I like. But $1100+. Shite!

[hobbit]

Ok, I like. But $1100+. Shite!

I love the fact that HK coined the "CT" designation for this weapon (USP CTV1) to stand for "counter terrorist"!! Cool. But $1100.+ Shite! Oh wait, somebody already said that.

[Mike175]

I like my Kimber Ultra Carry, but I also just picked this up (40cal model)....The trigger pull is a bit different, but I like it.

[fireranger]

This most of the time:



or this quite a bit lately.

[DirtyM]

H&K USP 40