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  3. Posted

    1 hour ago, ESB said:

    The same could be said in a CCW self defense situation.  Not many CCW's carry more than 2 magazines.  In a shootout if the law abiding citizen with a low capacity magazine has to stop to reload or runs out, that could provide the criminal with illegal HCM's to safely shoot and kill the law abiding citizen.  

    why some like the NY Reload..........

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    24 minutes ago, raz-0 said:

    armor piercing ammo isn't determined by result, but by definition

    "gg. “Armor piercing ammunition” means: (1) a projectile or projectile core which may be used in a handgun and is constructed entirely, excluding the presence of traces of other substances, from one or a combination of tungsten alloys, steel, iron, brass, bronze, beryllium copper, or depleted uranium; or (2) a full jacketed projectile larger than .22 caliber designed and intended for use in a handgun and whose jacket has a weight of more than 25 percent of the total weight of the projectile. “Armor piercing ammunition” shall not include shotgun shot required by federal or State environmental or game regulations for hunting purposes, a frangible projectile designed for target shooting, a projectile which the United States Attorney General finds is primarily intended to be used for sporting purposes, or any other projectile or projectile core which the United States Attorney General finds is intended to be used for industrial purposes, including a charge used in an oil gas well perforating device"

     

    So isn't that what I said...........all / solid Copper.

     

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  12. Posted

    Living through a different era than most of the younger fellas on here, it's funny how I can see the evolution of the modern holster (although these are still made, sold and used world wide) into the Kydex and mind altering reality of the present.....no one had to tell my buddies to keep their finger off the trigger while drawing a gun....but I guess today we need to be told everything........omo.

    PS......a concealed holster, and that's what carrying a pancake style today would be, would not be for fashion purposes as someone here suggested....ya probably never tried one with a Model 19-4 in one under your jacket.

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    35 minutes ago, Mr.Stu said:

    They are out there.

    J frame pocket holster

    S&W® J-Frame 2" Pancake 2-Position Holster, Tan - 76001, Holsters at ...

    ...and made famous on TV...

    Dr. Spencer Reid - Dr. Spencer Reid Photo (38816458) - Fanpop

    center pic of the pancake OWB.....for instance.....most of you here are novices.....not sayin' but I was carrying a revolver since the 70's and my first Model 36.....all these holster types are used every day by CCW folks around the country......all these restriction are _ _ _ _ _ _  _ just seems to me who ever concocted this was only considering autos and not double action revolvers......omo.

  14. Posted

    How does this pertain to NJ.....

    . Holster requirements For purposes of this section, “holster” means a device or sheath that securely retains a handgun which, at a minimum, conceals and protects the main body of the firearm, maintains the firearm in a consistent and accessible position, and renders the trigger covered and inaccessible while the handgun is fully seated in the holster. (cf: P.L.2018, c.37, s.1)
     
    Most leather holster for revolvers some of which we still carry do not have the trigger covered...ie. high-ride / pancake .....so where doe this fall in.

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    Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson touted Florida residents' rights under the state's Stand Your Ground law

    A Florida sheriff responded to the criticism and praise he has received for his viral comments about encouraging citizens to use the kill shot against home invaders.

    During a press conference in April 2022, Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson said, "If someone is breaking into your house, you're more than welcome to shoot. We prefer you to do that, actually." The comments have gone viral again in juxtaposition to a story in New York where a woman was arrested for trying to remove squatters from her property.

    Johnson told Fox News Digital in an interview that he stands by his comments and that it's a "no-brainer."

    "I said [at the press conference] if you shoot accurately, and you kill the guy, you save taxpayers money. And I also said that if somebody gets killed during a home invasion, the odds of them re-offending are zero. And we like those odds, which we do," he told Fox News Digital.

    And in Santa Rosa County, we have a very high percentage of the population that have weapons, and I promote the use of them if you're in your house. And somebody kicks your door in because they're not coming in to give you a hug or to give you cookies, they're coming in to commit felonies," he continued.

    The incident Johnson addressed at the 2022 press conference was not a squatter situation like the story in New York, but a home invasion.

    Since he made the remarks, he claims there has not been a single home invasion.

    "And it's kind of ironic that, since that press conference, we haven't had any home invasions, and it's been over a year, so it's kind of odd," he said.

    The sheriff touted Florida's Stand Your Ground law, which say residents do not have a legal duty to retreat (i.e. making a reasonable effort to escape) from an attacker.

    "You don't have to retreat. You don't have to give them warning. You don't have to go barricade yourself in a room. You can shoot and kill them. And in the state of Florida, that's perfectly legal," he said. "And in these other states where they don't have that, people are afraid to own guns, and they're afraid to protect themselves. That's why you have the crime rate in New York, in California."

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