Yeah, I've looked into that one, but also like the Magnum Research MRL22. Pretty cool gun.
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- Thread starter MCrider
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Yeah, I've looked into that one, but also like the Magnum Research MRL22. Pretty cool gun.
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- Rentz, GA
I had a Parker Hale 30-06 that was like that. Nice to shoot a light trigger but very dangerous walking around with. I learned to never leave one in the chamber.
- Location
- Jackson MI
Finally x mas came early
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Joker
...chaos? Its Fair!
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- La Porte, Indiana
Finally x mas came early
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Lucky sob. Lol. This is what my dad carries. I love shooting it. You will enjoy it.
- Location
- Jackson MI
It was dark when i got home but i still ran 2 mags through it lol
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- Rentz, GA
I put 100 rounds thru my Ruger today plus I'm off all week so I hope to hit the range a few more times. Sitting on 1500 rounds right now so I'm itching to shred some paper.
- Location
- Jackson MI
Im lucky my parents own a farm so i just shoot where ever.....and im trying to decide if i wanna make some steel targets at work
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- Rentz, GA
Everywhere I have ever lived would have allowed me a place to shoot except here. Bummer but I can deal with it.
The steel targets would be interesting and easy enough to build as well. I like the ones that swing down and auto reset. I would love to set up a spot where you could move thru and shoot up like the SWAT guys do.
The steel targets would be interesting and easy enough to build as well. I like the ones that swing down and auto reset. I would love to set up a spot where you could move thru and shoot up like the SWAT guys do.
makejetskiinggreatagain
Brandon
just bought a glock 26. i pick it up tomorrow after waiting 20 hours for my background check to go through.
- Location
- Jackson MI
20 hours? I got my purchase pernit from the sherrifs office and went to the gun store around the corner 25 mins later i walked out glock in hand.
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Big Kahuna
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- Tuscaloosa, AL
Get you a slide on
grip on it. You will find it more comfortable.
grip on it. You will find it more comfortable.
makejetskiinggreatagain
Brandon
Today? All of my friends bought guns right after the shooting. They all submitted them the quickest one was done in 16 hours. I dont know if its different if you go directly to the sherrifs office but i just had it done through the local gun store.
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- Rentz, GA
Depends on the state and which offices are required to approve the purchase. My wife and I bought on a saturday; My wife's was done in 10 minutes while I had to wait till the immigration office opened on Monday, (I am Canadian). The immigration office opened at 8am monday and I had approval by 9am. Had I purchased early enough on a weekday, I could have had mine in as little as 15-20 minutes as well.
I'm still bothered by the fact that I can't carry a handgun, or any weapon for that matter, during the week on my 150 mile daily commute simply because my work does not allow weapons on site, even in our personal vehicles. I have spent hours looking for a loophole and found none. I can carry, it's just my job if they ever find out. Considering the amount of time I spend on the road and all the miles I travel, I figure I'm more likely to have an incident on the road than I am at home so I would like to carry.
I'm still bothered by the fact that I can't carry a handgun, or any weapon for that matter, during the week on my 150 mile daily commute simply because my work does not allow weapons on site, even in our personal vehicles. I have spent hours looking for a loophole and found none. I can carry, it's just my job if they ever find out. Considering the amount of time I spend on the road and all the miles I travel, I figure I'm more likely to have an incident on the road than I am at home so I would like to carry.
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Joker
...chaos? Its Fair!
- Location
- La Porte, Indiana
Make a really nifty hiding spot in your vehicle. I'm sure they wouldn't tear your
apart. Especially if no one knew.
Not knocking anyone, but if I ever felt the need to carry a gun Dailey no rule or law will really stop that. If it's truly needed you will do what you have to do. I also refuse to get a ccw. Open carry Is legal in my state most places so if I feel The need I will proudly wear it on my hip not hide it like some pansy.
Joker
...chaos? Its Fair!
- Location
- La Porte, Indiana
Some of our states don't allow open carry. So we do what we can. And plus when it is concealed, no one knows and people make less of a deal.
Joker
...chaos? Its Fair!
- Location
- La Porte, Indiana
After college that is the plan.
Edit: I'm mistaken. We can open carry in Indiana as long as we have a CCW permit. I have never seen anyone do it, and just figured that we didn't have it. My bad.
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No worries man. I was just trying to make the point that if you
Truly felt it it was needed you would regardless.
sxi steve
Life's short, have fun.
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- Clinton Twp, MI
The mindset with conceal is the bad guy doesn't know who is carrying. If he did, he may focus on you first then proceed with his evil mayhem. I conceal carry all the time unless I am at a restaurant and planned to drink. I like the fact that I am legal, trained, practiced, able and especially concealed.