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Rohrbaugh Products and Accessories => Rohrbaugh R9 (all variations) => Topic started by: backupr9 on September 26, 2011, 10:07:11 PM
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Covert arrived today...when I took it down it was dry as a bone...should always clean and lube these before shooting. Carried the R9S for two years and loved it but other recent acquisitions will force sale...will post on several classifieds.
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That's what I call a pair of Aces!
Nice rig too.
Thanks for sharing and congrats!
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John, very nice. :D
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Beautiful! (Del Fatti, I presume?)
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Yup...Yankee put me on to that holster on the Dell Fatti website.
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Excellent, John!
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Those look great! Beautiful holster too. It's too bad you can't keep them both, but I totally understand the need to let some of them go. :)
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Working on the wife....who knows, may keep both yet! Shot the Covert today. Will post range report when time permits tomorrow.
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Keep all three.
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Keep all three.
+1 ;D
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Always good to have three! :D
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Always good to have three! :D
Or more!!! 8)
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More is better....however a new member bought the R9S, so I'm down to one R9. It does take the place of the various other small 9's that I've sold as less than trustworthy and will remain my main summer carry and a back up for my Kimber Ultra CDP II winter carry (or one of several revolvers depending on circumstance). I had posted earlier that the Covert blistered/cut forefinger and middle finger with about 40 rounds fired. Turns out that with my small to middle size hands, I was putting my 5th finger one/above the curved mag extension which pushed my grip up too high and caused issues. I'll fire again with the small finger below the extension and I'll bet there'll ben o problem. I'm planning to buy one or more of the straight black grip extensions from John when he quits loafing around in Ireland and gets back to business.
You just have to love the Pup...solid, heavy enough to have presence, entirely functional and with loving care it works just like it should...reminds me of a really good expensive watch, but more useful!
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