Do you guys really like it?

[That guy from Texas]

I have none for sale nor do I make any - full disclosure - I just like the products that I have from them, I have no business relationship with them other than being a customer, I bought one complete rig (along with a six shot bullet carrier) for my Colt .44 Mag and then a separate carrier/holster for my S&W 66-1. The carrier/holster is easily swapped out. You can buy off the shelf or go custom, decided to go custom route. I was hiking in Glacier National Park earlier this year and ran into a guy with one of these rigs, chatted with him about it - I was carrying on my right hip on my belt...it was less than comfortable and threw me off-balance for hiking. Had it been on a very short and flat trail it wouldn't be so bad, but all the up / down, elevation, rocks, etc...the chest rig solves that...plus...also GREAT for vehicle and - for me - UTV / SxS carry...much easier to draw from a chest rig when seated.

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I definitely need to check them out. Right now I just have my 50 in its box and the 44 a carry on my hip and its not that bad since it's small but could be nice carrying the 50 on a chest rig

 

[That guy from Texas]

Part of me wants one because of the matrix and far cry.


The other part of me has common sense.

Lmao I'm glad your common sense wins because mine is lacking!

 

[popsgarland]

That’s what she said

 

[That guy from Texas]

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That's why she left

 

[zackmars]

Lmao I'm glad your common sense wins because mine is lacking!

Listen, my common sense only goes as far as my bank account. Christmas bonus will have me do some really dumb things.

 

[TheDan]

clunky

I've shot a few and that is a great way to describe them. I want to like them, but...

 

[That guy from Texas]

Listen, my common sense only goes as far as my bank account. Christmas bonus will have me do some really dumb things.

Hahaha I feel that definitely how most of us function

 

[That guy from Texas]

I've shot a few and that is a great way to describe them. I want to like them, but...

Yup and it's like the definition of clunky was made specifically for this gun

 

[or.slacker]

I definitely need to check them out. Right now I just have my 50 in its box and the 44 a carry on my hip and its not that bad since it's small but could be nice carrying the 50 on a chest rig

I'd second the gunfighter rig. I use it for 44mag, fnx45t, and a m&p9 while riding quads and motor cycles. Taken spills and never lost the guns or hurt them, just hurt myself......

 

[PinnedandRecessed]

I have owned a couple, one remains. I had one in polished chrome chambered in 50AE and another in burnt bronze chambered in 44mag. Sold the polished chrome iteration and bought a 10inch 50AE barrel. Buying a Deagle then complaining it's "clunky" is like staring at the sun then complaining its bright. The Deagle is an interesting firearm in form and function. Piston driven, easy caliber conversion, etc. It's always a fan favorite at the range. People that know nothing about firearms know exactly what it is. It is a pop culture icon. I have no delusions, I won't be taking mine on a dangerous game hunt. Not everything has to be practical.

 

[That guy from Texas]

I have owned two. One polished chrome in 50AE and another in burnt bronze chambered in 44mag. Sold the polished chrome iteration and bought a 10inch 50AE barrel. Buying a Deagle then complaining it's "clunky" is like staring at the sun then complaining its bright. The Deagle is an interesting firearm in form and function. Piston driven, easy caliber conversion, etc. It's always a fan favorite at the range. People that know nothing about firearms know exactly what it is. It is a pop culture icon. I have no delusions, I won't be taking mine on a dangerous game hunt. Not everything has to be practical.

But the sun is too bright

 

[CavCop]

The .357 Desert Eagle was on buy list since the early 1990’s. I regret not buying the Israeli made ones.
The .44’s seem neat.
I don’t see the .50 AE as a round I would ever own.

One day I still hope to buy 1 or 2 .357 DE’s, only because of its overbuilt history, design, and Hollywood hype. But it’s always at the bottom of my buy list.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Just an old Novelty item.

 

[PinnedandRecessed]

But the sun is too bright

GLWS

 

[That guy from Texas]

The .357 Desert Eagle was on buy list since the early 1990’s. I regret not buying the Israeli made ones.
The .44’s seem neat.
I don’t see the .50 AE as a round I would ever own.

One day I still hope to buy 1 or 2 .357 DE’s, only because of its overbuilt history, design, and Hollywood hype. But it’s always at the bottom of my buy list.

Respectable opinion and way of seeing things

 

[Txdweeb]

They look cool as hell the tiger striped one tickles my inner kid but have shot one and it was a cool one time experience.

 

[Txhighlander]

I have shot the .357, 44, and the 50ae. Was fun but no desire to own one.

 

[That guy from Texas]

I have shot the .357, 44, and the 50ae. Was fun but no desire to own one.

I think 44 is probably the biggest you should go with a handgun because anything bigger is more for fun here and there and show but nothing wrong with that

 

[That guy from Texas]

They look cool as hell the tiger striped one tickles my inner kid but have shot one and it was a cool one time experience.

Definitely has the looks and fun for the experience

 

[seeker_two]

I definitely need to check them out. Right now I just have my 50 in its box and the 44 a carry on my hip and its not that bad since it's small but could be nice carrying the 50 on a chest rig

Let us know when you get a SmartCarry holster for it.....