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I have a dm bullard dual carry that fits both my xdm and xd45c .it was made for xdm but fits both although cant get a good a grip on 45 working on surgery for that now but i want a OWB retention serpa does anyone know if 1 holster will fit both if i order for the larger (xdm) and still get the positive click retention or do i have to buy a seperate 1 4 each thanks

Quote: Originally Posted by brian704 when they start to make a holster for it he is going to another compnay. haha... hahahahaha

I have a supertuck and it will hold everything (xd-9 to xd-45 to xdm09). Now it is a little tighter with the .45 but your belt helps to keep it tight.

Quote: Originally Posted by Johnnybgood That does look good thanks for the pics. I am considering the Crimson Trace grips as well and was wondering how they looked and now I know. I hope to have enough money to buy them soon. I found this one on flea bay for $220 with 3 day shipping.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kevin Harvey The 5.11 operator belt works well, just make sure you get the right size. It does not adjust indefinitely. So if you are going to wear IWB the allow for that difference in size when figuring what size to order. Also seems to me that it runs smaller than expected... With out carrying my belt size is a 34. So should I get a large?

Small lights are great because they fit in your pocket and go everywhere with you. They also work well as a weapon if needed. You can open someone up pretty good with a light...and they used to make nice serrated bevels for lights as well so you could REALLY get some purchase on someone and cause some damage...but don't see those offered anymore. I know a few guys with such lights and they love them for airplane rides. Closest thing to a...

Quote: Ballistically or for SD .40 is more desireable than .357sig anyway? The .357 SIG is basically a 9mm bullet driven by a .40 S&W powder charge. It drives a lightweight bullet at high velocities. The .40 S&W shoots a heavier bullet more slowly. For SD, this translates into the .40 S&W penetrating deeper. .357 SIG ammo may be hard to find, and expensive when you DO find it. I've had an opportunity to shoot both...

I use a small hand held flashlight with 21 LED, about 65 lumens. It's small enough for me to be keeping it in my pocket at all time. I was trained to hold the flash light near my face, while holding gun on the other hand. But as some of the above posts suggested, it's not as easy as you think to shoot with just one hand. that's just me though...

That does look good thanks for the pics. I am considering the Crimson Trace grips as well and was wondering how they looked and now I know. I hope to have enough money to buy them soon.

You can get a Surefire LX2 brand new on eBay for 160 dollars shipped pretty easy. 200 lumens and a dual stage no BS tail cap. Tasking light of 25 lumens is good for 47 hours. High output second stage is 200 lumens for 2.5 hours. Basic 123A batteries that can be had for 1.25 each when bought in bulk. 35 lumens is too low. My old Surefire Aviator A2 had a max output of 50 lumens. Too low in my opinion. It cost more than the LX2 too. The LX2...