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I ran cheap ammo through my AR in a class - had no issues with it...

^^ HAH

Vas is Das?

Beretta Nano Carry in the "free" states Plus it's fun to shoot a lil gun sometimes.

Diamondback DB9 Beretta Nano

Why? More ammo is always good

Single gun (Pistol). Whatever caliber you want (within reason - 10mm or .50AE is pretty unreasonable ) Please make sure you have the necessary equipment. If you don't, ask here and see if anyone has any extras they can lend you. Bring 250 rounds of ammo. You most likely will only use about 200.

Good kydex holsters are not expensive. What pistol is he using?

Thanks for the heads up. Ordered 500 rounds

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Gun shop, Ahnald, Terminator Oh the younger generation.

Good riddance.

There is... http://www.theholsterstore.net/product-info.php?Pro_Carry_On_Duty_Beretta_Storm-pid5112.html You're not going to find a lot of holsters with retention for small subcompact pocket type guns.

Yep - only you so far. I'm gonna send an email

Golden Desert Eagle? Golden AK?

PTR-91 you mean.

I do have a 9mm.

Might want to post on the Beretta forums asking - If anyone knows - it's them.

What kind of gun does he need a holster for?

Don't be too worried. Do you have enough equipment? Look for a chinese guy in a cowboy hat - that'll be me. NEW SHOOTERS. IMPORTANT INFORMATION There are a few things you need to know BEFORE you get to the range for your first USPSA Match experience. 1. USPSA Matches are held on a COLD RANGE. This means no loaded guns except on the firing line and under the DIRECT supervision of the Stage Range Officer. This means you cannot enter the range property with a loaded firearm. In NJ this is essentially moot, but if you happen to have a permit to carry you must notify us so we can take you to a safe area to unload your firearm IMMEDIATELY on arrival. This rule applies to all USPSA Matches held anywhere. 2. DO NOT handle your firearm anywhere EXCEPT at a designated Safe Table. This means DO NOT un-bag your gun and gear up at your car! Yes, you can put on your rig and glasses and ears and running shoes, just not your gun. 3. DO NOT handle ANY ammunition or loaded magazines, speed loaders or ‘Moon-Clips’ at a Safe Table. 4. The only place where you can handle both gun and ammo is on the stage when the Range Officer gives you the command to Make Ready. (This will be covered in your Safety Briefing) 5. Check in with registration immediately upon your arrival at the match. We will be running a Safety Brief and it is Mandatory that you attend.

I think it can be done. http://berettaforum....=px4+swap+slide and http://berettaforum.net/vb/showthread.php?t=70096&highlight=px4+swap+slide Looks like the price of a 9mm barrel/slide are almost as much as a gun itself though.

OBRPC USPSA matches are generally full to the brim. You can potentially walk on, but have to get there early.

Nope, holster is required. Practice with a holster - gun empty.