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The handgun safety test is pretty easy just common sense. As far as practicing you can go to the local gun range and they usually have loaner guns to test.
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The handgun safety test is pretty easy just common sense. As far as practicing you can go to the local gun range and they usually have loaner guns to test.
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A good hollowpoint is Gold Dots made by Speer. I would also consider Winchester Rangers and Federal HST. Look those up and make sure they work in your Glock. Some guns like certain ammo over others.
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test out a glock 36 thinking about investing in one..... to carry everywhere i go, i have a concealed license so it would be perfect, heard a lot about the glock 36 misfiring but didnt have any problems when i shot it at the range.
might get a smith and wesson m&p for my duty weapon held one at the store and its pretty nice quality is way better than the glock. i want to fire one before i make my decision.
might get a smith and wesson m&p for my duty weapon held one at the store and its pretty nice quality is way better than the glock. i want to fire one before i make my decision.
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Here you go Best Self Defense Ammo
Personally I go with the Winchester Ranger-T 127gr JHP +P+, pretty hard to find and expensive though. And Xavier the M&P is the best fitting handgun for me I've ever fired, you'll love it.
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thought I would post some "current" photos from around the world
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^ nice. That SCAR is lookin mighty tough
anyone know anything about FN's FNAR?
anyone know anything about FN's FNAR?
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ill stick to my normal
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I need this in high res.....any chance its available?
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Got my Trijicon MS03 red dot reflex sight. Simple to install since the FNP came with 2 mounting bases, 1 for a trijicon and 1 for a docter (ironically enough, i had to use the docter mount for my trijicon sight. Anyway, on to the pics.
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oohh my...super jealous..nice setup....wish i had $1600 to spendOriginally Posted by ichiecotite
Got my Trijicon MS03 red dot reflex sight. Simple to install since the FNP came with 2 mounting bases, 1 for a trijicon and 1 for a docter (ironically enough, i had to use the docter mount for my trijicon sight. Anyway, on to the pics.
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can't find this in hi res anywhere, I keep looking
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might make that as my wallpaper for my phone, good looks man.
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[h6]77gr of justice from an HK416 likely last thing Osama bin Laden saw[/h6]
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where you gettin these pics from? Got about an hour to kill @ work.
shoefreak-cost waaay less than 1600. Traded a gun in for the FNP (plus 700 cash) and the sight was about 150= 850 out of pocket cost.
shoefreak-cost waaay less than 1600. Traded a gun in for the FNP (plus 700 cash) and the sight was about 150= 850 out of pocket cost.
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Thanks!!!!
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wowzers...very nice.
I was thinking retail...that gun runs about 900-1100 on average...and I figured the sight was about 400-500...i am looking at a similar setup, only difference was that I was hoping to get the Trijicon RMR sight....
I just realized that wasnt the RMR, i think that might be why the stock plate supplied by FN didnt work...i thought it was designed for the RMR...who knows...
regardless, that is dope!!!!
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that RMR was/is a too much for me personally, especially considering i know nothing about about optics and i still need to get scopes for my AR, guage, and mosin.
I didn't even want the tactical version, but i couldn't find the FDE USG .45 model for under 700. I figured I'd just spend the extra money on the tactical. the only thing that sucks is that for me, it's not at all practical for concealed carry, and accessories are extremely hard to find. I'm going to have to get a holster made since the Raven concealment has a 5 month wait for a holster.
Looking for a new carry piece in the 300-400 price range, cuz right now I'm 'carrying' my damn gun in a bag, or I have to pack my little CZ83 (.380)
I didn't even want the tactical version, but i couldn't find the FDE USG .45 model for under 700. I figured I'd just spend the extra money on the tactical. the only thing that sucks is that for me, it's not at all practical for concealed carry, and accessories are extremely hard to find. I'm going to have to get a holster made since the Raven concealment has a 5 month wait for a holster.
Looking for a new carry piece in the 300-400 price range, cuz right now I'm 'carrying' my damn gun in a bag, or I have to pack my little CZ83 (.380)
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Anybody have any experience with the Beowulf .50 cal AR?
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richiecotite - I love the setup.
A few pictures from my hunting camp:
12 Gauge BPS skeet shooting (R700 .270 waiting patiently)
Sighting my cousins 30 odd
My cousin shooting my .270
50% of the time I would prefer to shoot guns over having relations 100% of the time.
A few pictures from my hunting camp:
12 Gauge BPS skeet shooting (R700 .270 waiting patiently)
Sighting my cousins 30 odd
My cousin shooting my .270
50% of the time I would prefer to shoot guns over having relations 100% of the time.
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"The policemens job is not to protect you, their job is to investigate your death."
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Been away for 2 weeks at some place called Banned Camp. Good to be back
. Lot has been going on in here and that's awesome. Nice pic up guys...especially Cotite, the only other person I "know" that has a FN .45 Tac. How much did you pay for the Trijicon? I am looking at that and the Burris FastFire 2 which is only $170 lowest price. Heard a lot of good things about it. After that all I will need is a suppressor and my OHWS will be complete. Solid Snake 2011.
Also Cotite, did you know that for Fairfax and Prince William County we don't need to do a trust? Just go down to the Sheriffs office and obtain a LEO sign off. It takes 4 weeks. That's the best way to do it anyway since a Trust can be challenged by the ATF.
Also Cotite, did you know that for Fairfax and Prince William County we don't need to do a trust? Just go down to the Sheriffs office and obtain a LEO sign off. It takes 4 weeks. That's the best way to do it anyway since a Trust can be challenged by the ATF.
