Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
NYC has some of the strictest gun laws I've ever seen. According to what I read, u can't even purchase a firearm w/o the proper licensing and obtaining that license is tough, in perspective, u have a better chance knockin off a model than gettin your CCW permit. I read that most are only issued to important ppl who need them i.e. Don Imus, Attorneys, etc.
You being 19 doesn't help either. Minimum age is 21 for all types of licenses, hell u can't even own a shotgun w/o a license
BFO was definitely the man when it comes to info, but now that is what I am here for. I did a six month tour in Iraq, and I supported the US SPecial Operations Command. I am bound by a non-disclosure agreement that is in effect for 70 YEARS so I cannot say much, but what I can say is that I was working with and around the most Elite soldiers in the world ...ones that we all know about and the ones that are neither confirmed nore denied. The base we worked at didn't exist. I learned so much about weapons from them, from tactical vests, to knives, to weapons accesories, to the actual weapons themselvcs. That Mark12 spec in my photo is match grade and top of the line...it is a Special Operations weapon and I paid a pretty penny for it...heck that scope alone cost over $1200, more than most people entire weapon.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Def gon look into that site. Good looks.
I might actually start lookin into an AR-15 soon to cop in the future, gotta do my research. I'm gon do a lil more in depth research on the flashbangs to see what my chances are of gettin the sheriff to sign off on the form 4.
Wish BFO was still around, thread would be filled w/ a lot more knowledge than already posted
.338 Lapua Magnum is a BEAST of a long range round. No it doesn't have as much pure massas the .50 Cal but the ballistics on it are somewhat comparable. The difference between the two is basically in their mission. The .50 Cal is used against hardtargets AND against people, though primarily a anti-material round. The .338 Lapua is mostly used to kill people. The Brit snipers have basically used it astheir standard caliber for their excellent Accuracy International sniper rifles. It can get out to 2000 yards in optimal conditions.
son almost made me spit on the keyboardOriginally Posted by wwsindicate
I was looking into this awhile back, don't know why but I randomly got the urge to own a blue camo mp5, silencer and a uav jammer
Dathbgboy wrote:
REDd SPYDER wrote:
i live in NYC and im underage(19) but I want a Concealed Carry License when im of age & I have read up but it says carry license aren't allowed in manhatten but I live in the bronx so that has me thinking is it possible to get a CC license ?
NYC has some of the strictest gun laws I've ever seen. According to what I read, u can't even purchase a firearm w/o the proper licensing and obtaining that license is tough, in perspective, u have a better chance knockin off a model than gettin your CCW permit. I read that most are only issued to important ppl who need them i.e. Don Imus, Attorneys, etc.
You being 19 doesn't help either. Minimum age is 21 for all types of licenses, hell u can't even own a shotgun w/o a license
NYC does have some strict laws but i was under the impression that MASS had the worst...??? correct the I if im mistaken fellas, but it jus seemslike the boys seriously dnt want springfield cats to carry...legally
Well then by all means brah, educate and share ur wealth of knowledge.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
BFO was definitely the man when it comes to info, but now that is what I am here for. I did a six month tour in Iraq, and I supported the US SPecial Operations Command. I am bound by a non-disclosure agreement that is in effect for 70 YEARS so I cannot say much, but what I can say is that I was working with and around the most Elite soldiers in the world ...ones that we all know about and the ones that are neither confirmed nore denied. The base we worked at didn't exist. I learned so much about weapons from them, from tactical vests, to knives, to weapons accesories, to the actual weapons themselvcs. That Mark12 spec in my photo is match grade and top of the line...it is a Special Operations weapon and I paid a pretty penny for it...heck that scope alone cost over $1200, more than most people entire weapon.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Def gon look into that site. Good looks.
I might actually start lookin into an AR-15 soon to cop in the future, gotta do my research. I'm gon do a lil more in depth research on the flashbangs to see what my chances are of gettin the sheriff to sign off on the form 4.
Wish BFO was still around, thread would be filled w/ a lot more knowledge than already posted
So if you want info I can provide it, as it was provided to me by some of the best operators in the world.
Reciprocity. Some states honor gun licenses from other states. Here's is PA's
No doubt my dude. Weapon ownership is a privilege and for responsible adults, especially of the Class III range, but when you get the money, or are ready to spend the money you'll have the time of your life. You can get a nice Remington 700 with a nice scope for around $2500, or the new sniper rifle platform the M110 SASS (Semi-auto Sniper System) spec for around $3k, my bad you are not interested in sniper systems...in that case you CAN buy a SCAR for around $3500...dope gun. The Rangers are field testing it as we speak.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Well then by all means brah, educate and share ur wealth of knowledge.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
BFO was definitely the man when it comes to info, but now that is what I am here for. I did a six month tour in Iraq, and I supported the US SPecial Operations Command. I am bound by a non-disclosure agreement that is in effect for 70 YEARS so I cannot say much, but what I can say is that I was working with and around the most Elite soldiers in the world ...ones that we all know about and the ones that are neither confirmed nore denied. The base we worked at didn't exist. I learned so much about weapons from them, from tactical vests, to knives, to weapons accesories, to the actual weapons themselvcs. That Mark12 spec in my photo is match grade and top of the line...it is a Special Operations weapon and I paid a pretty penny for it...heck that scope alone cost over $1200, more than most people entire weapon.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Def gon look into that site. Good looks.
I might actually start lookin into an AR-15 soon to cop in the future, gotta do my research. I'm gon do a lil more in depth research on the flashbangs to see what my chances are of gettin the sheriff to sign off on the form 4.
Wish BFO was still around, thread would be filled w/ a lot more knowledge than already posted
So if you want info I can provide it, as it was provided to me by some of the best operators in the world.
That's wassup that u were blessed to be learned by some of the elite in the military, and that disclosure agreement protects us all as Americans so I aint mad at that, not one bit.
I'm just intrigued by the whole Class III thing, hence why I made this thread. When I first found out I was likethenonce I realized that it is indeed legal to possess such items if goin through the proper protocol. I admit that I'm pretty overzealous right now about the whole thing sayin I wanna get this and that and that and this but in all actuality, I only want a nice rifle that I don't have to drop car money for.
I figure all of this info will be useful to me now and in the future as I'm goin thru law school and even further into the future than that. Glad we have somebody on NT willin to drop knowledge instead of a bunch of "I think"
No doubt my dude. Weapon ownership is a privilege and for responsible adults, especially of the Class III range, but when you get the money, or are ready to spend the money you'll have the time of your life. You can get a nice Remington 700 with a nice scope for around $2500, or the new sniper rifle platform the M110 SASS (Semi-auto Sniper System) spec for around $3k, my bad you are not interested in sniper systems...in that case you CAN buy a SCAR for around $3500...dope gun. The Rangers are field testing it as we speak.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Well then by all means brah, educate and share ur wealth of knowledge.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
BFO was definitely the man when it comes to info, but now that is what I am here for. I did a six month tour in Iraq, and I supported the US SPecial Operations Command. I am bound by a non-disclosure agreement that is in effect for 70 YEARS so I cannot say much, but what I can say is that I was working with and around the most Elite soldiers in the world ...ones that we all know about and the ones that are neither confirmed nore denied. The base we worked at didn't exist. I learned so much about weapons from them, from tactical vests, to knives, to weapons accesories, to the actual weapons themselvcs. That Mark12 spec in my photo is match grade and top of the line...it is a Special Operations weapon and I paid a pretty penny for it...heck that scope alone cost over $1200, more than most people entire weapon.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Def gon look into that site. Good looks.
I might actually start lookin into an AR-15 soon to cop in the future, gotta do my research. I'm gon do a lil more in depth research on the flashbangs to see what my chances are of gettin the sheriff to sign off on the form 4.
Wish BFO was still around, thread would be filled w/ a lot more knowledge than already posted
So if you want info I can provide it, as it was provided to me by some of the best operators in the world.
That's wassup that u were blessed to be learned by some of the elite in the military, and that disclosure agreement protects us all as Americans so I aint mad at that, not one bit.
I'm just intrigued by the whole Class III thing, hence why I made this thread. When I first found out I was likethenonce I realized that it is indeed legal to possess such items if goin through the proper protocol. I admit that I'm pretty overzealous right now about the whole thing sayin I wanna get this and that and that and this but in all actuality, I only want a nice rifle that I don't have to drop car money for.
I figure all of this info will be useful to me now and in the future as I'm goin thru law school and even further into the future than that. Glad we have somebody on NT willin to drop knowledge instead of a bunch of "I think"
And it's only $1700
- Lower Receiver: Mil-Spec with Enhanced Flared Magazine Well
- Upper Receiver: Mil-Spec with Indexing Marks and M4 Feed Ramps
- Barrel: 16″ Ordanace Grade 4150 MP Tested, Cold Hammer Forged, 1:7 Twist, Chrome Lined, M4 Profile
- Chamber: 5.56 NATO
- Flash Hider: A2 Birdcage Flash Hider
- Bolt Carrier Group: Mil-Spec MP Tested, Properly Staked Gas Key
- Buffer: H Buffer
- Sights: Daniel Defense A1.5 Fixed Rear Sight; Pinned "F" Marked Front Sight Base
- Rail System: Daniel Defense Omega X 7.0
- Buttstock: MAGPUL MOE Buttstock & Mil-Spec 5 Position Receiver Extension
- Magazine: MAGPUL 30 round PMag in Black
- Vertical Grip: Daniel Defense A2 Styling Vertical Grip
- Case: Comes with Custom Daniel Defense Full-Latch 30ft Impact Plastic Case
- Made in the USA!
Yea I aint lookin into no sniper system, no need for that.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
No doubt my dude. Weapon ownership is a privilege and for responsible adults, especially of the Class III range, but when you get the money, or are ready to spend the money you'll have the time of your life. You can get a nice Remington 700 with a nice scope for around $2500, or the new sniper rifle platform the M110 SASS (Semi-auto Sniper System) spec for around $3k, my bad you are not interested in sniper systems...in that case you CAN buy a SCAR for around $3500...dope gun. The Rangers are field testing it as we speak.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Well then by all means brah, educate and share ur wealth of knowledge.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
BFO was definitely the man when it comes to info, but now that is what I am here for. I did a six month tour in Iraq, and I supported the US SPecial Operations Command. I am bound by a non-disclosure agreement that is in effect for 70 YEARS so I cannot say much, but what I can say is that I was working with and around the most Elite soldiers in the world ...ones that we all know about and the ones that are neither confirmed nore denied. The base we worked at didn't exist. I learned so much about weapons from them, from tactical vests, to knives, to weapons accesories, to the actual weapons themselvcs. That Mark12 spec in my photo is match grade and top of the line...it is a Special Operations weapon and I paid a pretty penny for it...heck that scope alone cost over $1200, more than most people entire weapon.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Def gon look into that site. Good looks.
I might actually start lookin into an AR-15 soon to cop in the future, gotta do my research. I'm gon do a lil more in depth research on the flashbangs to see what my chances are of gettin the sheriff to sign off on the form 4.
Wish BFO was still around, thread would be filled w/ a lot more knowledge than already posted
So if you want info I can provide it, as it was provided to me by some of the best operators in the world.
That's wassup that u were blessed to be learned by some of the elite in the military, and that disclosure agreement protects us all as Americans so I aint mad at that, not one bit.
I'm just intrigued by the whole Class III thing, hence why I made this thread. When I first found out I was likethenonce I realized that it is indeed legal to possess such items if goin through the proper protocol. I admit that I'm pretty overzealous right now about the whole thing sayin I wanna get this and that and that and this but in all actuality, I only want a nice rifle that I don't have to drop car money for.
I figure all of this info will be useful to me now and in the future as I'm goin thru law school and even further into the future than that. Glad we have somebody on NT willin to drop knowledge instead of a bunch of "I think"
BTW...correction, the CheyTac Intervention is chambered in the special .408 caliber.
And it's only $1700
- Lower Receiver: Mil-Spec with Enhanced Flared Magazine Well
- Upper Receiver: Mil-Spec with Indexing Marks and M4 Feed Ramps
- Barrel: 16″ Ordanace Grade 4150 MP Tested, Cold Hammer Forged, 1:7 Twist, Chrome Lined, M4 Profile
- Chamber: 5.56 NATO
- Flash Hider: A2 Birdcage Flash Hider
- Bolt Carrier Group: Mil-Spec MP Tested, Properly Staked Gas Key
- Buffer: H Buffer
- Sights: Daniel Defense A1.5 Fixed Rear Sight; Pinned "F" Marked Front Sight Base
- Rail System: Daniel Defense Omega X 7.0
- Buttstock: MAGPUL MOE Buttstock & Mil-Spec 5 Position Receiver Extension
- Magazine: MAGPUL 30 round PMag in Black
- Vertical Grip: Daniel Defense A2 Styling Vertical Grip
- Case: Comes with Custom Daniel Defense Full-Latch 30ft Impact Plastic Case
- Made in the USA!
And it's only $1700Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
Yea I aint lookin into no sniper system, no need for that.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
No doubt my dude. Weapon ownership is a privilege and for responsible adults, especially of the Class III range, but when you get the money, or are ready to spend the money you'll have the time of your life. You can get a nice Remington 700 with a nice scope for around $2500, or the new sniper rifle platform the M110 SASS (Semi-auto Sniper System) spec for around $3k, my bad you are not interested in sniper systems...in that case you CAN buy a SCAR for around $3500...dope gun. The Rangers are field testing it as we speak.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Well then by all means brah, educate and share ur wealth of knowledge.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
BFO was definitely the man when it comes to info, but now that is what I am here for. I did a six month tour in Iraq, and I supported the US SPecial Operations Command. I am bound by a non-disclosure agreement that is in effect for 70 YEARS so I cannot say much, but what I can say is that I was working with and around the most Elite soldiers in the world ...ones that we all know about and the ones that are neither confirmed nore denied. The base we worked at didn't exist. I learned so much about weapons from them, from tactical vests, to knives, to weapons accesories, to the actual weapons themselvcs. That Mark12 spec in my photo is match grade and top of the line...it is a Special Operations weapon and I paid a pretty penny for it...heck that scope alone cost over $1200, more than most people entire weapon.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Def gon look into that site. Good looks.
I might actually start lookin into an AR-15 soon to cop in the future, gotta do my research. I'm gon do a lil more in depth research on the flashbangs to see what my chances are of gettin the sheriff to sign off on the form 4.
Wish BFO was still around, thread would be filled w/ a lot more knowledge than already posted
So if you want info I can provide it, as it was provided to me by some of the best operators in the world.
That's wassup that u were blessed to be learned by some of the elite in the military, and that disclosure agreement protects us all as Americans so I aint mad at that, not one bit.
I'm just intrigued by the whole Class III thing, hence why I made this thread. When I first found out I was likethenonce I realized that it is indeed legal to possess such items if goin through the proper protocol. I admit that I'm pretty overzealous right now about the whole thing sayin I wanna get this and that and that and this but in all actuality, I only want a nice rifle that I don't have to drop car money for.
I figure all of this info will be useful to me now and in the future as I'm goin thru law school and even further into the future than that. Glad we have somebody on NT willin to drop knowledge instead of a bunch of "I think"
BTW...correction, the CheyTac Intervention is chambered in the special .408 caliber.Weapon ownership is a privilege, one I don't take lighty. I was first lookin at the AR-15 but the SCAR does look nice and $3500 aint a bad investment
EDIT: When were u gon mention the DDM4 Carbine?
- Lower Receiver: Mil-Spec with Enhanced Flared Magazine Well
- Upper Receiver: Mil-Spec with Indexing Marks and M4 Feed Ramps
- Barrel: 16″ Ordanace Grade 4150 MP Tested, Cold Hammer Forged, 1:7 Twist, Chrome Lined, M4 Profile
- Chamber: 5.56 NATO
- Flash Hider: A2 Birdcage Flash Hider
- Bolt Carrier Group: Mil-Spec MP Tested, Properly Staked Gas Key
- Buffer: H Buffer
- Sights: Daniel Defense A1.5 Fixed Rear Sight; Pinned "F" Marked Front Sight Base
- Rail System: Daniel Defense Omega X 7.0
- Buttstock: MAGPUL MOE Buttstock & Mil-Spec 5 Position Receiver Extension
- Magazine: MAGPUL 30 round PMag in Black
- Vertical Grip: Daniel Defense A2 Styling Vertical Grip
- Case: Comes with Custom Daniel Defense Full-Latch 30ft Impact Plastic Case
- Made in the USA!
Originally Posted by CjMoney
LOL. $%* u gonna do with flashbangs? Use it on someone thats annoying you? toss it into the bathroom while they are on the can?
Not really, it's a hobby and a form of protection IF it ever gets to that point which itrarely does. We take a lot of things for granted, but a natural disaster, or a really desperate population due to a continually failing economy can reallychange things for the worse. True I don't NEED a rifle capable of shooting out to 700-800 yards relatively accurately, but I plan on entering competitionseventually. Basically I look at this as a hobby that could be used as a survival/protection skill if ever needed, which I hope I never will.Originally Posted by Dynamic X
Sounds like the majority of NTers are looking to be arm-chair commandos...
Nothing against guns at all, but wanting a CC license is just another liability, in my opinion.
Word. I'm damn near scared of myself now
Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
And it's only $1700Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
Yea I aint lookin into no sniper system, no need for that.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
No doubt my dude. Weapon ownership is a privilege and for responsible adults, especially of the Class III range, but when you get the money, or are ready to spend the money you'll have the time of your life. You can get a nice Remington 700 with a nice scope for around $2500, or the new sniper rifle platform the M110 SASS (Semi-auto Sniper System) spec for around $3k, my bad you are not interested in sniper systems...in that case you CAN buy a SCAR for around $3500...dope gun. The Rangers are field testing it as we speak.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Well then by all means brah, educate and share ur wealth of knowledge.Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
BFO was definitely the man when it comes to info, but now that is what I am here for. I did a six month tour in Iraq, and I supported the US SPecial Operations Command. I am bound by a non-disclosure agreement that is in effect for 70 YEARS so I cannot say much, but what I can say is that I was working with and around the most Elite soldiers in the world ...ones that we all know about and the ones that are neither confirmed nore denied. The base we worked at didn't exist. I learned so much about weapons from them, from tactical vests, to knives, to weapons accesories, to the actual weapons themselvcs. That Mark12 spec in my photo is match grade and top of the line...it is a Special Operations weapon and I paid a pretty penny for it...heck that scope alone cost over $1200, more than most people entire weapon.Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs
Def gon look into that site. Good looks.
I might actually start lookin into an AR-15 soon to cop in the future, gotta do my research. I'm gon do a lil more in depth research on the flashbangs to see what my chances are of gettin the sheriff to sign off on the form 4.
Wish BFO was still around, thread would be filled w/ a lot more knowledge than already posted
So if you want info I can provide it, as it was provided to me by some of the best operators in the world.
That's wassup that u were blessed to be learned by some of the elite in the military, and that disclosure agreement protects us all as Americans so I aint mad at that, not one bit.
I'm just intrigued by the whole Class III thing, hence why I made this thread. When I first found out I was likethenonce I realized that it is indeed legal to possess such items if goin through the proper protocol. I admit that I'm pretty overzealous right now about the whole thing sayin I wanna get this and that and that and this but in all actuality, I only want a nice rifle that I don't have to drop car money for.
I figure all of this info will be useful to me now and in the future as I'm goin thru law school and even further into the future than that. Glad we have somebody on NT willin to drop knowledge instead of a bunch of "I think"
BTW...correction, the CheyTac Intervention is chambered in the special .408 caliber.Weapon ownership is a privilege, one I don't take lighty. I was first lookin at the AR-15 but the SCAR does look nice and $3500 aint a bad investment
EDIT: When were u gon mention the DDM4 Carbine?
- Lower Receiver: Mil-Spec with Enhanced Flared Magazine Well
- Upper Receiver: Mil-Spec with Indexing Marks and M4 Feed Ramps
- Barrel: 16″ Ordanace Grade 4150 MP Tested, Cold Hammer Forged, 1:7 Twist, Chrome Lined, M4 Profile
- Chamber: 5.56 NATO
- Flash Hider: A2 Birdcage Flash Hider
- Bolt Carrier Group: Mil-Spec MP Tested, Properly Staked Gas Key
- Buffer: H Buffer
- Sights: Daniel Defense A1.5 Fixed Rear Sight; Pinned "F" Marked Front Sight Base
- Rail System: Daniel Defense Omega X 7.0
- Buttstock: MAGPUL MOE Buttstock & Mil-Spec 5 Position Receiver Extension
- Magazine: MAGPUL 30 round PMag in Black
- Vertical Grip: Daniel Defense A2 Styling Vertical Grip
- Case: Comes with Custom Daniel Defense Full-Latch 30ft Impact Plastic Case
- Made in the USA!
