General Miller and his "Roland" special

**Sam** · 03-22-21, 21:41

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...JIpcN19TGRBwGo

All you glock/roland fan boys rise up and bow, y'all been vindicated

The General was ex Delta, not the airline kind.

**CRAMBONE** · 03-22-21, 22:43

That’s new. He always used to carry a 1911.

**yoni** · 03-22-21, 22:59

I have a CGW CZ P07 Roland Special, it is the best gun I have ever carried.

With Match ammo it will out shoot a big money big name 1911.

That includes a $4000 custom built Browning Hi Power.

I carry this pistol 100% of the time.

**titsonritz** · 03-23-21, 12:53

Originally Posted by CRAMBONE

That’s new. He always used to carry a 1911.

That was mentioned.

This is a timely thread, I'm actually trying to find a LH Raven Concealment Roland Special Phantom Holster, everyone seems to be out of stock. Maybe this article will respark some interest so I can fine my damn holster.

**Korgs130** · 03-23-21, 13:04

Good call on the general’s part. I know it’s a little Gucci, but my G19X Roland Special is hands down my favorite handgun to shoot.

**gaijin** · 03-23-21, 16:30

Not surprising seeing he’s a FAG (Former Action Guy). : )

**pag23** · 03-23-21, 17:31

Sweet....let the clone builds begin!

**Inkslinger** · 03-23-21, 17:56

Someone nee to give the General a stipple job.

**JediGuy** · 03-23-21, 20:08

Very cool.

The red dot makes sense, but the compensator seems like it could make one’s face uncomfortable if you had to discharge before reaching full extension.

Edit to add: The Dark Tower/Roland Deschain reference always makes me smile.

**gaijin** · 03-23-21, 20:30

Having fired many rounds from retention, with a comp, it’s doable, and certainly less an issue than an armed opponent.

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