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r0ar
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I have the C class with no decocker or safety. Pretty much just use it at the range to practice before requal for where i work. I haven't had a problem with it. But I can understand your concern with it being to big to conceal.
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DakinechicK
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r0ar
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Haha I will give you props that does look nice even with the pink.
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Rookasaki
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III PETE
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I have a Beretta PX4 Storm .45ACP and a Remington 870. I also have a PA carry permit.
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JSP
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Looky what I got! :leghump:
What do you think?! A little girly?
Nice! Mosquito?
had a Remington 700LTR .308 but i traded it for my Toyota Celica
had a Remington R-25 .308 but i traded it for a TRX 450R
i now only have a Benelli Supernova 12ga
had a Remington R-25 .308 but i traded it for a TRX 450R
i now only have a Benelli Supernova 12ga
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JSP
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Nice rig! How you like that Blackhawk Serpa?
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JSP
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had a Remington 700LTR .308 but i traded it for my Toyota Celica
had a Remington R-25 .308 but i traded it for a TRX 450R
i now only have a Benelli Supernova 12ga
I have the supernova tacticle with pistol grip. Love it!
DakinechicK
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Yes it's a mosquito. A .22 sig. I've shot more powerful guns and enjoy them, but .22s are the most fun for ME to shoot and a little easier. I'm just glad it came in pink! LoL.
Suits me perfectly in more ways than one, I guess.
Suits me perfectly in more ways than one, I guess.
I've come to love shooting .22's. They're fun to shoot, accurate, cheap ammo, etc...
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I'm a bit bummed.....
Obama raised the prices(the whole, it's gonna be gone forever!).... I paid $1350 for my AR.... ( I know I could have built cheaper... totally my fault)....
but now, it's down to $980ish brand new.......
ar's are dropping.... but that's ok, I love mine, accurate, fun, no frills...
just know, I did not buy my AR as an investment, I bought it to have an AR... and she's served me well
point: you want one? it's a good time to buy
Obama raised the prices(the whole, it's gonna be gone forever!).... I paid $1350 for my AR.... ( I know I could have built cheaper... totally my fault)....
but now, it's down to $980ish brand new.......
ar's are dropping.... but that's ok, I love mine, accurate, fun, no frills...
just know, I did not buy my AR as an investment, I bought it to have an AR... and she's served me well
point: you want one? it's a good time to buy
Roaddawg
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I really like it. It's not the first one I've owned. A lot of people bash on them because the retention system and the fact that the release is over the trigger guard. Exercise proper trigger finger discipline and you won't shoot yourself in the leg or foot. It's also really versatile. I can use it with the paddle for OWB carry, with the shoulder rig, or even with a tactical drop-leg rig.
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Mitch21
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Just a quick question and forgive me for being naive, but why do you guys feel the need to carry guns everywhere. I understand the interest in guns and shooting at ranges etc as a sport, but for just carrying one down the street. It seems people will resort to shooting someone only because they have a gun when the problem could of easily been sorted out without that action. Or is it because gun crimes are so high and there is a need to protect yourself. Again sorry if a stupid question.
Down in aus you need permits and have to go through many police checks to get gun license. And u can't walk around with them on your hip, has to be in a locked case and u must store it in a gun safe at home.
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Down in aus you need permits and have to go through many police checks to get gun license. And u can't walk around with them on your hip, has to be in a locked case and u must store it in a gun safe at home.
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Unfortunately, there are areas of the U.S. where violent crimes are pretty high. So there is a need or desire to be able to protect oneself from such crimes. Additionally, it has been shown that areas that do not permit citizens to carry a firearm, such as Chicago, IL, have higher crime rates. Many states regulate who can lawfully carry a firearm, but unfortunately criminals do give a damn about following the law. So carrying a firearm gives individuals a way to protect themself and their family in the moment, rather than waiting for an officer to show up minutes later.
Carrying a firearm is a great responsibility, and most individuals treat it as such. Crimes committed by lawfully carrying people are rare, but they do occur, just not as much as by people carrying illegally. It's like a condom, I'd like to have one and not need it, than need it and not have one.
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