damn all i have to do is go to the sheriffs department fill out my form and pay $10.00 and I have my pistol permit then go to my gun dealer and fill out my firearms form get it called in and give them the money and Im out the door. If its for a long gun then i just fill out the form pay and go. MY wife just picked me up a new charles daly 20 gauge yesterday. Mainly for her but ill hunt small game with it too, doves. shes going turkey hunting with me next week and didnt want to shoot a 12 gauge turkey load.
Guns Guns Guns !!!
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damn all i have to do is go to the sheriffs department fill out my form and pay $10.00 and I have my pistol permit then go to my gun dealer and fill out my firearms form get it called in and give them the money and Im out the door. If its for a long gun then i just fill out the form pay and go. MY wife just picked me up a new charles daly 20 gauge yesterday. Mainly for her but ill hunt small game with it too, doves. shes going turkey hunting with me next week and didnt want to shoot a 12 gauge turkey load.
Wow, just wow.
I just go to my local gun store, fill out my 4473, give them my CCW card, and pay. I'm out in a matter of minutes. No permit bullshit or anything. Handgun, rifle, whatever. Only NFA is the pain, but that's completely different.
Without the CCW permit, you just wait while they call the FBI and do a B/K, then you leave with your firearm. When I didn't have my CCW, I never had the whole process take more than 30 minutes.
I just go to my local gun store, fill out my 4473, give them my CCW card, and pay. I'm out in a matter of minutes. No permit bullshit or anything. Handgun, rifle, whatever. Only NFA is the pain, but that's completely different.
Without the CCW permit, you just wait while they call the FBI and do a B/K, then you leave with your firearm. When I didn't have my CCW, I never had the whole process take more than 30 minutes.
Kingfisher
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I didn't want to make a new thread, so anyways...
1000th post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1000th post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I just ran across this last night and had to own one.
What a beauty!
http://www.hk-usa.com/rifles_usc_general.html
What a beauty!
http://www.hk-usa.com/rifles_usc_general.html
Kingfisher
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I've drooled over that .45 cal beauty before, it is nice.
Thanks for the rep Heartbroker. :hatsoff:
No sweat, the HK shoots like a lover in my arms!!
I can think of no other way to describe it.
I love it!
Kingfisher
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I have got to get myself one of these.
.410 revolver.
http://www.taurususa.com/video/taurus-theJudge-video.cfm
.410 revolver.
http://www.taurususa.com/video/taurus-theJudge-video.cfm
The HK is my favorite ever, I'll never sell it or give it up!
I wish it was like that here i have my ccw and have payed good money for it I think it would be only right to be able to use that istead of paying another 10 dollars for a permit. I had an H&K usp 40 for my 2nd pistol i owned when i was 19 I didnt care much for it I got rid of it and got my first glock 19 been hooked on glock since.
Kingfisher
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Hi,
From the link HeartBroker provided:
(emphasis mine)
Just the barrel and bolt mechanism is steel. Everything else is plastic.
Hell, I think even the M-one-six has too much plastic (and I served three tours with that b***h of a weapon)
I'm not a big fan of "very light weapons". I like my wood and steel.
Give me a Garand or M-one-four any day.
Just an old soldier's opinion.
cheers,
Kingfisher
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Hi,
From the link HeartBroker provided:
(emphasis mine)
Just the barrel and bolt mechanism is steel. Everything else is plastic.
Hell, I think even the M-one-six has too much plastic (and I served three tours with that b***h of a weapon)
Just an old soldier's opinion.
cheers,
Oh, dur...
I agree with you Roughneck, but I do have an XD, and 22/45 which are the only two guns that I have, that are polymer guns. The others, all steel Smith revolvers and 1911's.
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but I really really want a Sig P 210 ! The one at the bottom of the page, in fact.
Talk about a precision piece ! :bowdown: If ever you guys get the opportunity to fire one, don't pass up on the experience. Also - observe how neatly put together the upper and lowers are. Just a gem. :yesyes:
but I really really want a Sig P 210 ! The one at the bottom of the page, in fact.
Talk about a precision piece ! :bowdown: If ever you guys get the opportunity to fire one, don't pass up on the experience. Also - observe how neatly put together the upper and lowers are. Just a gem. :yesyes:
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I like the "P229" in .40S&W, it's my carry gun, and I feel it's a great balance between velocity and knock down power, combined with a reasonable capacity magazine and most importantly, the safety features. I swear by Sig Sauer, and Smith & Wesson.
The subsonic .45 ACP with an "in-line" barrel (and other recoil reduction)
The subsonic .45 ACP is making a comeback as a military round. You don't get the crack of sound like something supersonic.
I mean, at some point, the recoil is such a bitch that some people smack the hell out of themselves on their first shot.
And for soldiers, it's difficult to keep aim.
The TDI Vector "Kriss" uses an "in-line" barrel with the hand to put recoil virtually perpendicular to the shoulder rest (using stock) or arm (if outstretched).
While it was featured on Future Weapons, Mac didn't talk about the "in-line" barrel as much as the recoil spreading blow back system.
It's really the in-line barrel approach that makes it a precise SMG for up to 300m, especially since the barrel isn't much longer than a pistol.
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg96-e.htm
It uses the .45 ACP in the first implementation.
Given that the barrel length is too short for civilian ownership, the .45 ACP is designed with special ops in mind, as it's easy to near silence the sub-sonic .45 ACP.
Frankly I'd like to see something like this design matched with a helical magazine for greater capacity.
Sticking in a limited capacity double stack pistol magazine doesn't go very far at 900-1100 rounds/minute.
Developing a proprietary one for just 25-32 rounds doesn't make much sense either.
The Russians came up with a good, 64 round one for the PP-19 Bizon that hung under the barrel, while Calico came up with 50 and 100 round units for their M900 series.
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg08-e.htm
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg57-e.htm
While I don't own any guns, as an engineer with defense experience, I take a general interest in the engineering and design.
The subsonic .45 ACP is making a comeback as a military round. You don't get the crack of sound like something supersonic.
Putting the automatic cartridge limitations v. revolver ammo length aside in a pistol, there is a lot of promise in an "in-line" SMG.
I mean, at some point, the recoil is such a bitch that some people smack the hell out of themselves on their first shot.
And for soldiers, it's difficult to keep aim.
The TDI Vector "Kriss" uses an "in-line" barrel with the hand to put recoil virtually perpendicular to the shoulder rest (using stock) or arm (if outstretched).
While it was featured on Future Weapons, Mac didn't talk about the "in-line" barrel as much as the recoil spreading blow back system.
It's really the in-line barrel approach that makes it a precise SMG for up to 300m, especially since the barrel isn't much longer than a pistol.
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg96-e.htm
It uses the .45 ACP in the first implementation.
Given that the barrel length is too short for civilian ownership, the .45 ACP is designed with special ops in mind, as it's easy to near silence the sub-sonic .45 ACP.
Frankly I'd like to see something like this design matched with a helical magazine for greater capacity.
Sticking in a limited capacity double stack pistol magazine doesn't go very far at 900-1100 rounds/minute.
Developing a proprietary one for just 25-32 rounds doesn't make much sense either.
The Russians came up with a good, 64 round one for the PP-19 Bizon that hung under the barrel, while Calico came up with 50 and 100 round units for their M900 series.
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg08-e.htm
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg57-e.htm
While I don't own any guns, as an engineer with defense experience, I take a general interest in the engineering and design.
Actually, I think of Robocop where everyone pulls out guns and the main, evil character (Clarence something?) says "Guns, guns, guns, guns, guns!" without a drop of fear while they're pointed everywhere, including at him (seemingly unarmed).
With my quick scan of the subject....
I will add and prefer my old encore in 300 win mag...
punches a hole the size of your fist in a deer at 200 yards and I change barrels for pistol fun and still keep at any caliber I chose!
For wishful thinking would be a 338 lluape in a semi auto... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQO6a3Yg4TQ
http://club.guns.ru/eng/barrett.htm:ak47:
I will add and prefer my old encore in 300 win mag...
punches a hole the size of your fist in a deer at 200 yards and I change barrels for pistol fun and still keep at any caliber I chose!
For wishful thinking would be a 338 lluape in a semi auto... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQO6a3Yg4TQ
http://club.guns.ru/eng/barrett.htm:ak47:
