I really do love it here. I don't know how many people say that about their state.
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I really do love it here. I don't know how many people say that about their state.
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JSP
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I do!
Same here. Was the same in VA too. For some reason though I always got delayed a few hours. They said my name was close to someone elses that is apparently a serial killer or something haha I dont know why.- Admin
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Cajun country is that way as well. Good 'ole Louisiana.
Nyuu
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As well as Texas <3 And so far from what I've read, Missouri is pretty lax too. At least here on base I know I can walk in and walk out with a handgun. But I've only been here about 6 months, so I don't know all of the laws on it yet. The hunting season here seems pretty great though, I was very nervous leaving the great state of Texas.
My neighbor (and brother in law) was loading up his car and I noticed the chest holster he had. I said something to the fact of being prepared for anything, and he replied, "That's nothing. Check this out." He was packing like Neo freeing Morpheus! There are four pistols there, in case you can't see the one on his right hip. I laughed and took a pic. I've covered his face to protect his identity (he's also a big fan of privacy). He also had a half dozen rifles, shotguns, as well as a nice compound bow in the boot of his car. He was on his way to do some shooting with some friends. I wonder what a cop would've said if he'd been pulled over.
roundhouse
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just found this forum! sorry to butt in but i am so happy i want to tell the world. just bought a CZ SP01! shoots like a dream. too big to carry but i have a decent CC pistol.
BoneJj
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My neighbor (and brother in law) was loading up his car and I noticed the chest holster he had. I said something to the fact of being prepared for anything, and he replied, "That's nothing. Check this out." He was packing like Neo freeing Morpheus! There are four pistols there, in case you can't see the one on his right hip. I laughed and took a pic. I've covered his face to protect his identity (he's also a big fan of privacy). He also had a half dozen rifles, shotguns, as well as a nice compound bow in the boot of his car. He was on his way to do some shooting with some friends. I wonder what a cop would've said if he'd been pulled over.
What's with the right handed hip holster on the left side? Is this guy crazy or something?
Chevyfazer
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I love my sp01! It is honestly the best shooting pistol I've ever owned or even shot for that matter. It's so smooth, and just feels right in every aspect. I've put about 2500 rounds through it and it just keeps getting better and better!
Which one did you get, tactical, phantom, or just the regular sp01?
stevet
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These are the kind of guys that make gun laws tough on the rest of us. If you are this paranoid when you go out you're a loose canon. Not cool.
BoneJj
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Very true.... But I live in florida where it is okay to open carry and I like to shoot lefty so I have a lot of left handed holsters, well a few at least.
It's a little like the "wild wild west" down here. There are next to no laws for ownership until you get into concealed carry and even those are laxed as all heck.
I normally carry one or 2 with me when I go out but I come from a military background so I don't really feel right not having one on me.
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It's called "cross-draw" and it's the same thing with the shoulder holster. Nothing crazy about it. Looks like a fun day at the shooting range.
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yellowfz
Just got a Springfield Armory XD 45, nice sidearm.
Had to get some of these just in case; Zombie Max - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc watch the video.
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Had to get some of these just in case; Zombie Max - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc watch the video.
Disclaimer: Hornady® Zombie Max™ ammunition is NOT a toy (IT IS LIVE AMMUNITION), but is intended only to be used on…ZOMBIES, also known as the living dead, undead, etc. No human being, plant, animal, vegetable or mineral should ever be shot with Hornady® Zombie Max™ ammunition. Again, we repeat, Hornady® Zombie Max™ ammunition is for use on ZOMBIES ONLY, and that's not a nickname, phrase or cute way of referring to anybody, place or thing. When we say Zombies, we mean…ZOMBIES!
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Notice I said he was on his way to go shooting. He doesn't walk around with all that hardware all the time. He was doing it more to see how many guns he could carry at once. Normally he only walks around with the shoulder holster holding his Glock 21, which was the only one that was loaded at the time.
But you go ahead and keep making assumptions based off very little information. I'm sure that will work out well for you.
How is the cross draw hip holster any different than the shoulder holstered gun six inches higher? Or do you have a shoulder holster that holds the gun on the same side you shoot with? Good grief; there seems to be a lot of "dumb" going around here.
BoneJj
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Cross draw is fine and all but you know damn well he's not going it for that reason. If you are going to have one on each side of your hips then you should have them left and right handed respectively. This kid is just doing it for the stupidity of having all his guns strapped on him at the same time. And yes I do have a problem with cross draw, it's called my gut............. LMAO, no it's not that bad but it's funny to type it. As for my shoulder harness. I keep mine a lot higher than most other people do, so it's more like 8-10 inches higher which makes a huge difference. Why do I keep it that high, because I'm used to all the gear I had strapped on my waist while I was active duty. Once you get a habit it's hard break it.
And chill with your dumb comments, you don't know everything so don't act like you do.
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BoneJj
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I'm trying to get one of these as my next addition to my collection:
Kel Tec CNC
Nothing like a nice shot gun in with your guns. This with some slugs will be a very entertaining one to use.
Kel Tec CNC
Nothing like a nice shot gun in with your guns. This with some slugs will be a very entertaining one to use.
danieljardim
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I don't think a Gun Talk thread is a good place to start arguments. That can end up really bad.
id wait til they can produce them faster as they are selling for twice retail right now.
ive got an su-16 and its a great gun, just cost too much to piss away .223
Deathdiesel
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Lol the picture with the guy having 4 guns is halarious. Glad he only carries that when going to the range. Bet his shooting buddies got a kick out of it.
What kind of ammo do you shoot?m855?lol
TulAmmo at walmart if you dont mind Russian surplus, I prefer brass, iv been running PMC xtac $6.89 a box for brass.If you research PMC, the US military has ordered it in bulk, and it has great quality control.Iv went through over an entire case of it in my old post ban AR, not a hickup.Best deal for greentips out there.
Ill never buy lake city again.Twice the price for shitty dented up rounds.The Korean made PMC feels hot as well.Its the only brand that leaves a recoil mark on my shoulder after shooting my AR
