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My Glock 19 Gen 4 along with my S&W M&P15-T.
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Any of you guys carry .380s?
My co worked showed me his, it was a brand I never heard of. It was tiny and all stainless. Double action no safety. Had no idea he just kept it in his pocket all the time.
Kind of want a little kel tec now or something. My shield isn't bad but holsters get annoying.
My co worked showed me his, it was a brand I never heard of. It was tiny and all stainless. Double action no safety. Had no idea he just kept it in his pocket all the time.
Kind of want a little kel tec now or something. My shield isn't bad but holsters get annoying.
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I have a SW bodyguard with the laser that I carry once in a while. When I just want to run out really quick and toss it in my pocket. When I bought it the one with the lasee was the same price as the one without
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That's what I was thinking of too or the Remington 380.
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Gift card for size reference
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Man I might have to grab one. Could just throw it in my back pocket at work. Idk wtf goes down but they all carry. 
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Man I might have to grab one. Could just throw it in my back pocket at work. Idk wtf goes down but they all carry.
http://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/169230
Here you go
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Cheap af. Thanks man.
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Crazy cheap, I'm gon have to convince my wife to let me get that since that Ruger LC9 aint ever coming down in price
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Man I might have to grab one. Could just throw it in my back pocket at work. Idk wtf goes down but they all carry.
It sounds like you need a j-frame my friend. It's not as flat, but it's almost as small, offers better ballistics
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For side by side comparison
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Maybe I should get a j frame. I always wanted a revolver. I'm just not a fan of iwb with my shield but can't do anything else with it. I should just trade it for a j frame.
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Hit the range yesterday. I don't know why I keep doing indoor ranges (aside from the current wet weather). I really prefer outdoor ranges > indoor. Don't care how many fancy doodads they add to indoor ranges, that cramped up setting and poor ventilation is
Not to mention that this range allowed up to 308 to be shot indoor, **** is horribly loud and that concussion
Wishing I lived on some land where I could just go out in my backyard and shoot
Wishing I lived on some land where I could just go out in my backyard and shoot
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The PPS is a VERY slim gun. I was impressed when I handled it a few years ago. I guess they have significantly come down in price since then, which is good, because that was the main con IMO
Check out SlickGuns.com - you can get one for $299:Crazy cheap, I'm gon have to convince my wife to let me get that since that Ruger LC9 aint ever coming down in price
https://www.slickguns.com/search/apachesolr_search/736676032488
(This is for the LC9s Pro, which only has a trigger safety- my favorite model)
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Yes they have dropped in price. When I got mine years ago I think I paid over 500.00 now you can find one for low 300's. They released PPS V2 but only in 9mm
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oh yeah, I remember us talking about them a while back
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Lol. I knew the name looked familiar
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Will look into those. Thanks
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If I'm not mistaken the price started to drop after they released the PPQ?
Also I haven't done any real research but how would you go about ordering a gun on one of those sites when you're in an a** state like NJ? Those prices are great
Also I haven't done any real research but how would you go about ordering a gun on one of those sites when you're in an a** state like NJ? Those prices are great
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Someone PMed me about that, too, so I'll just paste what I told him:
SlickGuns is basically a marketplace- it lists the sales price for lots of sites for a given gun. You click on the link and that takes you to the site that's actually selling the gun. If the gun is not legal in your state, the site selling the gun would probably refuse to ship to there, not to mention the FFL receiving the gun would not accept it. The good thing is, most concealed carry type guns hold 10 rounds or less, which is the magic number for a lot of states.
I don't know the laws of every state, so you might check with the local gun shop you're planning to ship to to see what's legal and what's not. Enter your ZIP code here ( https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/ffl.php ) which will bring up a list of FFLs in your area. If you've never been there, it's not a bad idea to call ahead and make sure they'll do the transfer for you.
But yeah, you buy it from the website, they ship it to the FFL (gun shop), you show up and pay the FFL a transfer fee (typically $20-40) and they run your background check, then you take your new purchase home
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is anyone on here a FFL?
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The FFL is a gun shop.
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i thought any joe blow can become a ffl dealer as long as he meets the requirements and fills out the paper work
the "kitchen table" dealers i guess
was looking to buy online and thought why dont i just do this myself and sell to myself at dealer prices and do a couple transfers a year to keep active and cut out the middleman
