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topdad
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I am looking to get a small caliber pistol mainly for target shooting probable in the $200 - $300 range. any sugestions?
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What do you guys think of this car?
what do you ins think of these[?]
Mr.Mark too please[?]
but what do yall think about this?
Here in Fl. with a concealed wepons permit
you can not carry a visable firearm.
but what if you were to have a holster such
as a flap type that completely covered the
weapon making it not visable, but not hiding
the fact that you are carrying a wepon.
would this be in compliance with the law?
say your hired by a private, armed security company that requires employess to caryy .38cal revolvers. in your opinion, should you be able to carry a .357 loaded with .38's?
not that it really makes a difference, but its food for thought
I am looking for advice on a rifle. I want to target shoot for fun, maybe an occasional local tourny. I want accuracy from 50yds to 500+yds. Style wise I like the Ar15/ military style. I carried an m-16 for 3 years so I have a liking for it. I will be adding a scope to it.
.223, .308 etc? Price wise less than 1500. Who should I stay away from?
TIA,
Scott
corian is VERY hard, especially cutting with knife/file doing the inlet, and if i ever do much of it will have to keep an extra checkering set to use only for that so i dont dull the one i use for wood
the idea was tossed to me by a member some time back and finally decided to see how it looked and how much time to do it
corian with rosewood inlay
you can see where it cracked when i clamped too tight, and the inlets were rough, but you get the idea
checkering barely shows in the pick, but got VERY sharp
found this while cruising around good old GB
whata yall think of this
most states allow open carry without a permit, concealed with a permit. if you have a ccw it is legal in most states to carry either way.
the law were i live states something to the effect of it is concealed if "it is not readily visible to the naked eye" so in a holster covering it mostly up it is still not concealed because just a glance and everyone would be able to tell it is a firearm, unless it is some type of holster like a fanny pack or something that you put it inside of.
just my opinion.
That is why it is called CONCEALED.[:D][:D]
You CAN carry them in those stupid fannypacks though.
As if I don't know what's in there also!
You CAN carry them in those stupid fannypacks though.
As if I don't know what's in there also!
Reminds me of a funny I saw at a drug store.
And old man using a walker was carrying an oxygen tank in a shoulder type bag. When he went to pay for his things. He opened the flap and pulled out a rusty S&W .357 and laid it on the counter. Then pulled his wallet out of the bag. After he paid for his things he stuffed it all back into the bag and hobbled out..
I about lost it thinking about that bank guard on Andy Griffith.
That would of got ya arrested here in Florida, for "Brandishing" "Flashing" a firearm..
about the end of April untill about the end of
October, shorts, T-shirts, and flipflops are
standard atire. My normal carry is a 2''
police positive in 38s&w and even that little
sucker will just about make you wear suspenders.
Just exploring more options, and possibilites.
Not trying to advertise my weapon, however from
about the end of April untill about the end of
October, shorts, T-shirts, and flipflops are
standard atire. My normal carry is a 2''
police positive in 38s&w and even that little
sucker will just about make you wear suspenders.
Just exploring more options, and possibilites.
Sounds like the fanny pack thing might work best for you.
Only other suggestion would be something like a Ruger LCP which you can drop in your pocket.
I am not into "peashooters" myself.
I have seen some of the carry packs that are smaller, and designed to fit a certain size of firearm that don't look too gay.[:D]
It is tough in Florida to carry concealed at times.
Edit: I typically use an IWB for the small of the back and just wear a very large Polo type shirt untucked.
If anyone see's it and becomes alarmed, it could legally be considered "Brandishing" a firearm.