Glock Pistol Sales Surge in Aftermath of Arizona Shootings
- Thread starter Banjo
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PSS silent pistol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K73kKODFyzw&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K73kKODFyzw&NR=1
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Well, I was thinking one could use the outdoor rifle range on Northwest hwy and just back up to the otherside of the road and shoot between passing cars.
I like that little Kel Tec shotgun too. No release date yet. Looks like a great home defense gun.
Well, shit! Guess you'd better join me and Redneck for a drink at the TraderSexpo!
Considering how long it is taking them to get the PMR-30 and the RFB reliable, the KSG is years away.
Damn! I don't own even one. Apropos of the first video, I try not to let my barrel get too hot. It droops afterward and I can't straighten it out.
To misquote the 50's Sha-Na-Na's "Get a Job":
Git! Git Git! Git! Git! Git! Git!....Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!...Git a Glock!
What are the rules for when you get pulled over by the police and you have a gun in the glove box? Has this happened to anyone here? I got arrested as a teenager for having a pistol in my car, that was years ago in New Mexico. I don't remember if it was against the law, they didn't file charges and gave me my gun back.
It varies from state to state. Although I believe a firearm in the glove box would generally be considered a concealed weapon and require a permit.
http://www.io.com/~velte/FAQ.htm
Yes. In most states (though not all) the only legal way to carry a gun (especially handguns) in your car is for it to be unloaded and in a locked container unless you have a CCW (Carry Concealed Weapon permit.)
If you own a gun, it's extremely important that you know the gun laws of your state and the laws of any state that you may be traveling through with you guns. Last year, a guy who was traveling through New Jersey from another state with a gun in his car was convicted of a felony in New Jersey even though he was in compliance with the laws of his home state.
If you own a gun, it's extremely important that you know the gun laws of your state and the laws of any state that you may be traveling through with you guns. Last year, a guy who was traveling through New Jersey from another state with a gun in his car was convicted of a felony in New Jersey even though he was in compliance with the laws of his home state.