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carry gun with a safety
- Thread starter LORD of WAR
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Sigmond
NES Member
caution
Carrying is serious business! We go day after day carrying and can take for granted the responsibility we assume when we walk out of the house with that firearm. Don't carry if your not prepared to face the consequences!
Carrying is serious business! We go day after day carrying and can take for granted the responsibility we assume when we walk out of the house with that firearm. Don't carry if your not prepared to face the consequences!
I read a few pages and skipped right to the last page. I dont know how you feel about Taurus. But I have a Taurus millenium pro 9mm Holds 12 rounds if I remember right. I have put 500 rds through it with NO malfunctions. Small light and overal fit and finish feels pretty spot on, even came from the factory with a nice polished feed ramp. It comes with a thumb saftey. And up where I am they can be bought for around $300.00 I have owned GLOCK's SIG's Berettas etc. And the taurus feels pretty solid. Best of all nice thin handle not bulky.
The original poster is in MA, and you can't buy a new Taurus in MA -- not on the EOPS roster.
Ohhhh I got ya. I am not fimiliar with MA. laws on this stuff, wow so Mass is so strict it tells you what brand pistols you can own?
Like CA, Mass has "consumer protection" legislation and regulations. Many manufacturers have decided that the Massachusetts market is too small to be worth the time, money, and aggravation to perform the required testing and hoop jumping.
SemiAutoSam
Banned
Only in Naziformia you can have a BIL that's a LEO bring in any pistol even if its not on the list.
And then DROS it a week later as a PPT (Private Party Transfer).
No its not a Straw Transaction as the party that ends up with the pistol does the legal DROS to themselves. IE the LEO does not give the Pistol to the person that ends up with it as if he did that would constitute a straw transaction.
Thats at least one good use for a LEO that I have found YMMV.
And then DROS it a week later as a PPT (Private Party Transfer).
No its not a Straw Transaction as the party that ends up with the pistol does the legal DROS to themselves. IE the LEO does not give the Pistol to the person that ends up with it as if he did that would constitute a straw transaction.
Thats at least one good use for a LEO that I have found YMMV.
