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I'm sure there's no shortage of options and all very good ones at that.
I have to wonder if you get cell reception out there in case the jeep don't start.
I have to wonder if you get cell reception out there in case the jeep don't start.
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Originally posted by yqtszhj View PostWhen a hike is planned, I generally prefer my PW45, but that can change on a whim.Originally posted by Bawanna View Post
The photos are from a trip we took to Quartzite, AZ. (my wife really likes a jerky shop there and it was a nice day for a drive). For that I had my P365 on me and a HK P30L in a sling bag (I keep my CZ Phantom ready in a similar bag). I felt that combo would be sufficient for the trip and a short foray into the desert by Jeep.
Cell reception can be spotty, so I carry an inReach Explorer satellite communicator.
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A P30 and a Phantom, I can relate to both of those. I shoot the Phantom much better but it is upgraded with CGW parts. But the HK just runs and runs.The only thing better than having all the guns and ammo you'd ever need would be being able to shoot it all off the back porch.
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This bring back plesant memories of my days exploring Arizona desert country back in the early 80's. Sometimes my then GF and I would scout out areas by plane and then drive them in my off-road 4x4 a day or so later.NRA BenefactorComment
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Great idea that sat communicator. We in the cities always assume we are near a cell tower or wi-fi. In today's world the sat communicator is built into most cars."Never pet a burning dog"Comment
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