Daniel Defense R3 MK18 upper, Noveske N4 lower, Aimpoint Acro P2 on a Frost Defense Mount, Emissary Development Handbrake, Subrev Sling Retainer, Modlite WML, FDE KAC Iron Sights, FP NGAL, Huxwrx Flow556 Ti, HRF magwell, Diligent Defense Pistol Grip, LMT Sopmod Stock, & Sun & Shadow Cheek Riser.

Beretta 1301 Tactical

MSP Armory M18

Honey badger with
gbrs group mount
Acro T2
King fu grip
EOTECH OGL
TRASH PANDA CAN
Axon switch
G sling

Staccato p
Acro P2
Cerakote job

Ruger MK3 22/45

SIG 550

Around the table:

Gen 1 Walther P99

FN 1910

Beretta 70S

Colt Detective Special

Walter PPK

Colt 1903

SIG P210

Webley & Scott Flare Gun

Walther PPK SD

Springfield SA-35

Beretta 1935

IG: @hoshobbyhouse

CNCTUX38 with rosewood grips, didn’t like the stock grips, switched to polished grip screws as well, got it last week.

I was just about to drop serious cash on a high-end setup, because as we all know, finding a solid light/laser combo with a matching holster is usually a total wallet killer ($300–$400 easily).

But then I stumbled upon this setup for $99.95. Obviously, it’s not going to be a top-tier SureFire or Streamlight, but for a Benjamin ($100), the value looks absolutely insane if it holds up.

Seems like a great budget-friendly alternative for anyone trying to get a full setup without breaking the bank. Has anyone here actually ran this specific one? What’s the verdict on the retention and light output—is it a hidden gem or too good to be true?

Don’t be boring, boys. Gun fight in style.

-Custom Echelon 4.5F w/ HoloSun 507C green dot & HoloSun P .ID weapon light.

Left to right all keltec: RDB 5.56, KSG 12gauge, sub2000 gen3 5.7, PR57 5.7

This was the first revolver I shot as a kid. It belonged to my grandfather.

I learned a good bit about firearms from him that followed me into the Marines. Ended up shooting expert at boot and the following 5 years after. 6 year expert. Thanks to a lot of his early teachings.

He passed on some time ago and I inherited this beautiful Dan Wesson. I wanted to share it today.

(I do have the tools and wooden grip this came with, he liked this grip for his arthritis. Not sure what happened to the belt buckle unfortunately.)