Ok all, it is deep winter here in Wyoming, just got a fresh 6"+ of the white stuff yesterday. Since it is winter people here wear more clothing to stay comfy, sometimes a LOT more clothing and a lot of it is Carhart style which is pretty tough. This makes a difference in my carry rotation. I dont like to use ball ammo for carry so that means I don't often carry my P-64 in winter because of penertration concerns. Today I carried my Star BM in 9mm. My Star Starfires in both 9mm and .45 as well as my Star PD .45 also get into the rotation this time of year. Sometimes I will pack my Daewoo DP-51 or my Taurus PT-111 G-2, both in 9mm. Come summertime and lighter clothes then the rotation changes and the P-64 gets back into regular use as well as some others.
So, my question is, what is your current carry given the environment where you live?
Close enough for Government work will get you dead, ask any Vet.
Well, today I got a whole bunch of sun and balmy 80* weather and more of the same is coming tomorrow. Since I work in a public school and ccw is a no-no, I carried my wallet and keys. Tomorrow I'll be in a Hawaiian shirt, cargo shorts, and flip-flops. So I can pick and choose between a wide variety of toys.
Where are you in Wyoming? A few years back we went to Yellowstone then to a dude ranch outside Dubois. Nice country.
40 miles south of Gillette, little.town called Wright. Dubois and Yellowstone are in the west half of the state, I am on the east side.of the mountains.
And what toy, or toys, will you carry I wonder.
Close enough for Government work will get you dead, ask any Vet.
Ah Curly, just had to mention the SMC-918 didn't ya. Every time I see it I kick myself in the A$$ for not getting it when I could.
Your Ultrastar is the Model 205? Saw one today on Glock Talk forum. How good is it?
Ketch, found you. Thunder Basin Grassland. You close to Hank's BBQ or Don's Supermarket? We flew into Salt Lake city then took I-15 then over across the mountains into Jackson. Even went to a bull-riding rodeo in Jackson. We stayed at the Togwotee Mountain Lodge and drove around for a bit before we went to the Lazy L & B Ranch for a week. From the east its before Dubois. E. Fork Road from US 26/287.
Nice selection of Star 9mm's Curly. Apparently you also got bit by the Star bug. Cannot figure out why someone else has not picked up the BM and kept making it after Star went under. Such a great pistol. I have nevet had the pleasure to fondle an Ultrastar but want to. Mags a bit hard to find?
Close enough for Government work will get you dead, ask any Vet.
Good luck on the Ultrastar. They do not come.up very often. And remember that parts and things like mags are next to impossible to find. But when you find one of the Stars in good shape it is quite cool.
Close enough for Government work will get you dead, ask any Vet.
I don't carry, I just keep a S&W 5906 in a case in the vehicle. If I did feel the need to CC, the P-64 would have to be my choice. If I open carried, I would probably go with a Ruger Security Six, the 5906 is on the heavy side.
My ggf's brother was heading for the gold fields in 1849 and got as far as Goshen Co, WY when the cholera got him on June 11th. He is buried along the trail but the grave site is now lost as most all are. It is on the South side of the Platt somewhere south of Lingle, he came from MO. I will visit the area one day.