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@High Exposure you know me well enough to know I'm a dinosaur in many respects. Still using the Bianchi dump pouch bought in 1974. It worked for me all these years. Why fix it if it aint broke?

You should always carry at least one reload for whatever you're carrying. Magazines in a belt pouch that covers the top of your mag worn on your weak side. Revolver ammo in speedloader, dump pouch with speedstrip, or 2x2 pouch on your strong side. I don't care for mag holders like these. Nothing preventing crap from entering the magazine. Limited protection for the lips of the magazine.

A few years ago, the bag containing my pistol was sent to Charlotte rather than Philly. Whilst it got to Philly the next day they couldn't deliver it because it contained a firearm. I has to go to Philly to pick it up.

My error. 1998 to 2005. Also should have said almost 40 years. Shot my first Glock in 1986.

Used to listen to The Shadow...on the radio!!!

I oversaw a couple of hundred Glocks from 1978 to 2005. We're talking agents shooting about 1000 rds a year plus so we're talking over a million rounds. Malfunctions, other than limp writing, those were gone early in our transition, could be counted on my fingers and toes. They were always the result of magazines. But what do I know. I've only been shooting Glocks for over 40 years.

You might want to take a a look at military web gear, LBE. Plenty of that out there. I can only comment on US stuff. Suspenders, ammo pouches, first aid kits, holsters, canteens, and even a butt pack for non-mission essential items. Old school but I've walked thousands of miles with it. Durability? Wore the same set for a year in Vietnam. Left it for someone else to use. You could most likely leave it to your grandchildren.

This is all places in NYC. Got to do with masks. I go to NYC often a d there are still so many mask wearing freaks there. Criminals are wearing masks to commit crimes there.

I had to get a 92. I carried it in the National Guard and Reserves.

I don't know what this fascination with invoking the 5A. If you are doing something legal, transporting firearms, carrying firearms, and you get arrested. You'll probably pay $1000 for a good criminal defense lawyer to get the charges dropped. Then you'll recover it in a false arrest lawsuit. Invoking the 5A might make you feel good. It will get you nowhere. If you're legal tell the truth.

OTOH, NYPD is telling business owners to post signs saying, "remove mask before entering".

Had a similar incident in Atlantic City. I was in 863. Pushed the wrong button and would up getting off on the 6th floor. Went to 663. Went in and there was a woman in bed. She got up, surprised of course, I said wrong room and left. No more to the story.

Put your hollowpoint bullets in your car or let the mover move them. IANAL but I can't see a prosecutor going after you. I related earlier someone was arrested at Newark Airport for having a hollowpoint bullet on a Keychain but not prosecuted. If it comes down to that, you don't need a "gun lawyer" you need a good criminal defense lawyer. I predict you will make your move with no problems.

No logic in your initial statement.

Discover is the worst credit card to have.

Actually I've been cutting the inventory a bit. My kids aren't going to want all my guns.

No I don't but what a deal!!!

Thanx I'll be in touch

Does the stock need to be pinned on the Sub 2000?

Impossible with a properly designed handgun.

Yes. he got himself in another mess. He had said something distressing his mother that convinced her to call police. Looking for sympathy? That was what started the mess that got him arrested along with several other bad decisions that day.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/329256/alien-apprehensions-registered-by-the-us-border-patrol/ You can look at the numbers of apprehensions and expulsions by clicking the link. This is just the Border Patrol. CBP Officers (used to be called inspectors) also have expulsions not counted in these figures. They give a figure of 2,200,000 for 2022. Most of these on Mexican border. That averages 110 for each of the approximately 20,000 Border Patrol Agents. About 80% of those on the Mexican border. The rest are spread mostly over the Canadian border and Florida. Keep in mind the administration has most of these USBP Agents processing and babysitting those illegals that enter through the ports of entry.

USBP checkpoints are set up on known smuggling routes. I've been through many of them when I lived in Arizona. Usually the only question asked of all the occupants is their nationality. Now if someone speaks with a foreign accent that can establish probable cause for the officer to ask more questions. When you enter the US legally, Immigration can be a two step process. First, you have to establish nationality. If you're a US citizen you enter. If not you have to prove admissibility.

A FFL will charge fees that the traffic will bear.

IIRC that was at Newark Airport and there was no prosecution. Even the prosecutors recognized that as a bs case.