Is that a double stack 9mm 1911? 3.5in barrel? Very nice looking, have any more photos of it?
The cool box is great. Fight me
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That is a Wilson Combat SFX9 4” wearing a Trijicon RMR and a Surefire X300U weapon light in a PHLSter Floodlight holster. Equivalent in length to a 5” with the light on it.
No photos with the weapon light but here it is otherwise:
No photos with the weapon light but here it is otherwise:
Beautiful pistol, I love seeing the WC crown on 9mm, it looks so nice
I've got 2 Wilson's, but they're pretty old. My first one is a commander sized CQB from 2008 lol. It looks "plain" compared to the fancy details they do now, but it still runs like a tank and extremely accurate. Carried this one for years before I switched to a glock
Also have a Wilson Beretta 92F brigadier collab they did about 10 yrs ago. Hate to say it, but it's a safe queen for me lol
Nice Wilson Combat!
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Thanks.
No indication as to whether it's on or off unless you flip open the lid. No way to turn it on or off unless the vehicle is on - mine has inadvertently been left on for this very reason . . . Again, with no readily apparent indicator.
I use mine a lot! It is a nice convenience. It could, however, have been better executed. With a Minnesota winter rapidly approaching, it will be interesting to explore the functionality of the unit in cold temperatures!
I added a drop in tray for additional storage which, then, limits the height of items in the cool box to that of a standard, 12-ounce can. Works for me. YMMV.
I use mine a lot! It is a nice convenience. It could, however, have been better executed. With a Minnesota winter rapidly approaching, it will be interesting to explore the functionality of the unit in cold temperatures!
I added a drop in tray for additional storage which, then, limits the height of items in the cool box to that of a standard, 12-ounce can. Works for me. YMMV.
