JackDaWack

yeah..uh, me too!

What ever happened to that doctor who was caught with an assault weapon in this fine state about a year ago?

I vote the SA RO in .45, its gotta be just as good in 9mm. It was my budget 1911. one day ill drop the 2-3k on a "real" one.

I will open and hold doors for anyone if it's a matter of being polite or helpful. I will also allow someone to do the same for me. Makes no difference of the sex.

Both, I believe. Once an injunction is placed the state is forced to stop enforcing the law. I believe this is how it works through the system when someone hasn't been indicted or broken a law.

Not suprised. Lets see where it goes in the court that matters.

I have a serpa for my px4 compact, and I find the ergonomics of the retention system to be great, I have similar results as your own. It was purchased well before the hysteria came out about them. I have a safariland sls for my M9a1 with light, and while it's easy enough to use the ergonomics of dropping the retention system with your thumb is a bit more difficult. I didn't want to drift the thread, so I'll ask, it looks like you can use your thumb to actuate the paddle? How do you guys manage the manipulation while ensuring you won't AD, especially making it "idiot proof" as in a reload under extreme circumstances.

I have large coyotes, foxes and bears in my neighborhood. I've never once thought about shooting them to deter them. The fact is, if one leaves, another will take it's place. You either learn to live with nature, or move to a city where it's been mostly killed off. I carry when working outside, keep any food out of reach and mostly have never had any real issues. The neighbors are the issue, and seem to have their garbage dumped out every so often. If they are hanging out around humans for food, shooting them with non leathal will not do much at that point. Imo, it's counter productive to get yourself caught up in legal shit over an action that will probably have little effect.

I always laugh because the clocks we rely on are rarely accurate and after drift over time unless calibrated often. Which mean, even when YOU have the wolrds most accurate time, you will never perceptionaly actually be on time.

I know they have issue's with getting dirty and the retention release not working properly, but thats NOT why many instructors and schools forbid their use. They specifically mention how dangerous they are to draw from. I was just curious how we're differentiating between similar manipulations of our fingers near the trigger. As I look at paddle releases, I can definitely see the ergonomics are improved over button.

Is the FCG really the serialized part for sig?

And what happens when they find a live firearm?

No arguments there, i only used that one because it was something that hit the price range and could do a good job on smash and grab. But you will be spending double the money for similar Specs, obviously for the better materials and workmanship. My original stack on gun safe which holds ammo now, was delivered with rust on the inside hinge welds....

At the end of the day, they are all trying to sell their product. If you have the hour to cut open a 9gauge safe, you have all the time in the world to break open anything. There is a reason these marketing teams all throw the safes on their side to pry them open, it wouldn't be good marketing if no one could open either safe by attempting to pry it open right side up. And how do you get someone to buy that 3,000 dollar liberty safe that really doesn't offer more protection?

You can look back at what i quoted you on. I argued a $1500 well purchased and installed safe would be harder to pry open than a stack on gun cabinet. Im not looking to beat a dead horse here, you can look back at the discussion.

Anywhere a typical visitor or tradesman wouldn't need to go. Personally, I believe a safe should be anchored into concrete, so that would be a basement closet with no utilities, and a lock on the door to keep someone from snooping. You can even place a security sensor on the door and program a setting for it. It can be hard after the fact, but when i bought my home that was something I was looking for.

I structured that sentence poorly. You can't avoid someone seeing a safe when selling a house, there isnt much to do when someone is looking over every inch. BUT, the other times someone may come to do some work in the house, it can be hidden.. My wife tried to make me put it in the electrical room in the basement, NOPE! Sure enough 2 weeks after moving in the cable guy was in there running new lines. Our oil tank is in there too, which will be inspected from time to time.

I would add, if you have tools, keep your box locked. Don't help them get in. For me, it's impossible to hide in plain sight, while the safe is hidden, my workbench and relaoding space is not. But like you said, the dogs, cameras and security system provides enough layers of protection. I'm working on closing that space off. There is nothing more vulnerable than selling a house... But you can put a safe somewhere 99% of people will never see.

I don't really understand what the malfunction here is with your understanding of what I have spoken to. The safe I listed is 9gauge steel, and literally spoke to pry attack. You clearly need to move the goal post just to prove a point, or your not even reading what im saying. This conversation just went from it's easy to open a safe with a hammer to, ya know I would just break out the plasma cutter.

It sounds like the expectation from Greenday is that you either disassemble your firearm or use a pointless lock for transportation.

How is having someone handle a potentially loaded firearm in the store solve any issues related to safety? Specifically the ones who you seem so worried about? This entire concept is rediculous.

So I would have to take a semi-auto out and rack the slide showing them it's empty? Seems counter productive considering you will be walking into a port so you can load it...

You are terrible at this. Checking to make sure you are wearing your ear and eye pro is completely different than actually checking the gear itself. Like i said, when an issue presents itself, like someone not wearing pro than i can see an issue. If someone asked me to open my bag and cases prior to entering the range, I would ask for a refund and leave.

I have never been to ANY range that checked a single piece of gear, protection or otherwise. IMO, there is nothing to check unless something presents ITSELF to the staff. I have been to probably a dozen ranges in and outside of NJ.

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