High Exposure

Yes I know. And I know it isn't spelled the same but it means "Shitty President and destroyer of great nations" in 'Merican.

I never heard of a Barak - probably because that name makes my Acute Apathy kick in. Man, I thought Glocks were ugly, but that thing takes the cake*. http://i907.photobucket.com/albums/ac279/High_Exposure56/NJGF/3384B1EF-7E79-4ACF-9CE6-44070F0FD06C_zpslfozfy8l.jpg *Yes, I know looks are last on the scale of qualities in a firearm. Function over form all day long. I'm just sayin'.

Roadhouse rules: Every "participant" gets one before anyone gets seconds. And use 00 or #1 buck for humans. #8 is for gun games and rabbits.

Peel, this will be the third Nolan movie Hardy is in - Dark Knight and Inception being the other two. Check out Taboo on FX - probably still on demand. Very well done series with Hardy as the main character. Then there is Legend Mad Max (new one) Revenant Blackhawk Down Bronson Band of Brothers and a bunch more.

Plus Tom Hardy. He's been in some awesome stuff lately.

Yeah. I am looking forward to seeing it as well.

PM out

Anything under $400 is good. Memorial Day Sales are here, with a little luck you should be able to find them for under $350. With a lot of luck you may even find them for ~ $300 but that's the lowest I have seen them and that was only twice. Are you a first responder or current/prior .Mil?

Who invited this guy? Party pooper! I know you are 100% right. They are just badass. How about we just do this:

Ah, gotcha. Right.

NJGF I'm not tracking here. Can you elaborate? Thanks

Use your best judgement. Don't answer questions not asked. Be polite. Keep in mind the cop is just a guy or girl doing a job - It isn't personal. Whatever you do - Don't lie. The fastest way to Reasonable Suspicion is to get caught in a lie. From RS it is usually a short trip to PC.

Incorrect. HR 218 / LEOSA states that current sworn LEO in good standing with their Dept, from any state may travel to any other state with pistol and CCW it. He just needs to keep his ID and badge on him while carrying. So, not only can he bring it, but he can carry it - including hollow point bullets if they are what is issued/approved by his PD. The only thing he has to follow is any mag restrictions the state he is traveling to has enacted. Mag restrictions are not covered under the act in its current form. http://www.leosaonline.com/ Now, Some departments have restrictions on bringing service weapons across state lines unless it is for official business - my agency has this. But I can bring personal guns that i have qualified with when I travel. I would advise him to run it by his supervisor or department legal counsel first - he wouldn't be breaking any state or federal laws but he could be violating department policy.

Schedule away brother. I think we are smart enough to make this work. if it was you and Zeke trying to figure something out.... well, then I understand your trepidation.

Obstruction for what Ray posted would be a hard sell to a judge at best, and most likely completely inappropriate to even consider Caveat: We can "what if" this to death but it all depends on why the car was stopped and what questions the driver was refusing to answer.

Not necessrily. You have every right to not answer certain questions.

No worries. I can deal with that in a very professional and legal manner as well. If you see lights behind your car and you are being pulled over you can be assured you are being detained - I always get a kick out of people that ask that. There are times when "Am I being detained?" is a completely appropriate question that should be asked if there is some ambiguity regarding what is happening. A single car stop (vs a checkpoint) is not one of those times.

Don't blame me because you couldn't seal the deal.

Hey! What did I ever do to you?

If by this you mean "It will be worth the wait" then I agree.

I usually ask when I am searching someone: "Do you have anything on you or in your pockets that can hurt me? Box cutter from work, needles, hand grenades, nuclear bombs?" This usually gets a chuckle and I can feel the tension go out of the person I am searching. If I don't feel that relaxation, it's a clue. So much derp in this thread. Telling a cop you have a gun in the car is not PC to search anything. Fishnut is dead nuts right. It's easy - Transport within the law. Don't lie. You have nothing to worry about.

It eventually reaches a point of diminishing returns. The projectiles are so close: Diameter: 9mm = ~.355 cal, so a difference of .045" in circumference between 9mm and .40 S&W. Now, let's look at weight. We'll use the heavier end of duty rounds: 9mm 147gr = .336oz .40 180gr = .411oz So again a miniscule difference of .075oz. And, lets look at velocity. I'll use what I know, the ammo I issue my people Federal HST: 9mm 147gr 1000fps at muzzle .40 180gr 1010fps at muzzle from a Glock 17/22 size gun. So, we are taking about a difference of 10fps in muzzle velocity from projectiles with a .075 oz different in weight and a .045" difference in circumference. How much of a difference can there be? IMO, the cause for the initial disparity between the rounds was the 9mm has been around for so long, it took a while to catch up to a round that was developed relatively recently. Also, the rounds were developed on different tracks with different desired terminal effects. I don't believe the 9mm was really underperforming, it was designed with a different set of performance parameters based on different set of TTPs that were based on what we knew of gunfighting at the time.

I haven't taken a class with Ayoob but I hear his lecture portion is great. I really like his revolver stuff too - he has a pretty cool method of reloading that fast and simple. I have seen some of his Panteaeo videos and personally think his TTPs are a bit dated, but still effective. Also, if you complete one of his classes, and get caught up in a DPF situation where you use force, he will be an expert witness for the low price of a 6 pack and a couch to crash on. He has a very good support network for his students. If I had an extra $800 in the training budget, I would attend.