Concealed Carry Forum

Nice. Does that pistol have an aftermarket barrel bushing? And what kind of grips are those?

fishfinder wrote:Would you rather have a Democrat in office?

I would rather that people stop falling for charlatans of either party. Democrat or Republican, we lose.

Rodeo Mike wrote:I tried to look it up and read it earlier and could get any info on it other than the title. Ya'll got some info on it?

Yeah, they want to ban semi-automatic pistols and rifles.

Make sure you are all up on this one (H.R. 5087) since it bans virtually ALL SEMI-AUTOMATIC FIREARMS.

If you're not a member of the GOA, now is a good time to donate heavily. It will be catastrophic if we let this slide.

Must be collector's value. "Uzi" is a famous name. "TEC-9" is an infamous name.

There you go. Donald Trump shows once again that he is not our friend. The idiot bombed Syria, passed the MACA Act legalizing agencies' using your electronics to spy on you via cameras and microphones, wants to tax middle Americans' gasoline purchases, and is now showing his true colors (again) on g...

What are the benefits of it? Home brewing is like buying from a private individual. There's no government paper trail as through an FFL. Point's kind of moot though, since most of them are bought online and there would be a credit card transaction record or similar, which would probably be seized i...

I've never found a reason to abandon the "old way" of racking the slide - that is, gripping the cocking serrations between the thumb and the side of the index finger and using a pushing motion of the frame against the slide. It has always been more natural and feels much stronger to me tha...

References to Zhao’s nationality, echoes of the 2007 mass shooting at Tech and more recent national immigration debates have swirled around rumors of weapons stockpiles and warnings that students should stay away from large lectures. Racist much? Tech was shot up in 2007 by a student of Korean (not...

samuelrp wrote:This guy is a nut.

He's been running for president since 88. His platform includes mandatory tooth brushing laws and free ponies for everyone. He's run on both democratic and republican ballots.

Pay close attention to the fact that he is carrying a pistol. On his boot. On his head.

Nathan wrote: I went to Basic Training at McClellan.

Didn't know you were ever in the military.

The $3500 price tag might have something to do with it. See, I think just the opposite. Many don't mind dropping thousands on a good gun. I didn't hesitate to drop $4,500 on my Titan because they took an old concept (1911) and gave it updated features (double stack 10mm) in a hand built quality gun...

Stoble wrote:With all the guns offered these days, I don't know anybody that carries a Hi-Power.

I know a few guys who still carry a Hi-Power. Good general purpose guns.

Guess nobody has any experience with these... Sorry I can't be of any help.

from a personal standpoint, this sucks . I can remember when I was around 12 years old or so, my biggest struggle was trying to decide if I would one day carry the Browning Hi-Power or the 1911. I was leaning toward the 1911, but only because my grandfather had one. Deep down, despite my own denial...

It seems that FN Herstal has completed its last run of Browning Hi-Powers / P35s and the line is now discontinued. The reasoning reportedly given is that the Hi-Power apparently is not selling as well as it used to. Personally I just can't see that rationale being correct (in North America at least)...

If you just want a concealed backup pistol but it doesn't have to be on your arm, Yankee has it right with ankle carry. I assume you are uniformed security so a shoulder holster or crossdraw couldn't be concealed and are therefore effectively non-options. The knife clipped into a wristband trick is ...

Here are the reasons you won't find too many people hiding a gun up their sleeve. It's hard to conceal something the size of a gun, even a very small one, up a sleeve with everything except a very heavy coat - it prints too much. Any holster on your arm will move around under the weight of a gun, or...

That's really exceptional. I'll check out his products just on the basis of his kindness there.

Like most everyone on this forum, I keep it concealed most of the time. The only times I have open carried in public have been in very high heat when a cover garment wasn't practical and IWB (my preferred method) would have meant a sweat covered gun at the end of the day. I can think of only one &qu...

I remember seeing this back in 06 when YouTube was new, and still cool.

Still just as hilariously bad as back then.

Kudos if you can make it all the way through.

Ohio9 wrote:Also this brings up an interesting question. If a mass shooting was taking place next to your house, would you get involved or simply stand by and be ready to defend your home?

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.

hkguy wrote:there are too many things about this whole terrible situation not adding up at all.

There always are. Time will tell where it leads.

I'm not thinking so much of the weight of the projectile directly causing faster drop so much as the increased weight decreasing forward velocity so that it would take longer for the projectile to reach the target, therefore increasing the amount of time in which the projectile could drop. I could b...