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FOR FUN ONLY: what "compliant" guns are you picking?
- Thread starter kalash
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I would get a Sig Cross in 308 or 6.5 creedmore and a p365 macro… prolly a ks12 or whatever the pump shotgun abomination is called
If I compete I would get also a p320 x5 legion for USPSA and maybe a Volquartsen Black Mamba if I am into Steel Challange…
But this whole exercise is akin to like I just found out (cuz the school didn’t tell me) that my kid is now of unknown sex and what should I do to accommodate “it”. Ugh. No good solution really.
If I compete I would get also a p320 x5 legion for USPSA and maybe a Volquartsen Black Mamba if I am into Steel Challange…
But this whole exercise is akin to like I just found out (cuz the school didn’t tell me) that my kid is now of unknown sex and what should I do to accommodate “it”. Ugh. No good solution really.
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But a pistol brace because im not playing by any rules
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Show a little more thigh
tuna
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Ok, it’s pre lock at least. Is the firing pin hammer or frame mounted?
chris_1001
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Save that for @Broc Tuah
scandium frame?
Nice and light but kicks like hell. I liken it to catching a baseball bat in your hands.
The firing pin is hammer mounted on mine. It’s a 1968 or so model 10 snub
MA complaint manual safety P365 for CCW and bedside safe. I will remove the safety and drop it directly in the trash.
Ruger American bolt-action in 556
Those would be the only guns I would have in the state since it's so easy to have them confiscated and auctioned
Ruger American bolt-action in 556
Those would be the only guns I would have in the state since it's so easy to have them confiscated and auctioned
Grendizer138
NES Member
A Mike Piazza bat, yes.
On the bright side, I’m even more reluctant to shoot anyone
quinnjalan
NES Member
Staccato C2 with ten round mags and my 1947 Semi Auto Bren!
I have extensive experience with the p365 platform… I shoot it competitively and I am doing well. Said that- I would not edc ccw a non- safety p365… train to flip the safety as you draw- it is just as fast with some practice and gives you the piece of mind to not shoot your self in the groin. Just my 2 centsMA complaint manual safety P365 for CCW and bedside safe. I will remove the safety and drop it directly in the trash.
Ruger American bolt-action in 556
Those would be the only guns I would have in the state since it's so easy to have them confiscated and auctioned
Since I can't have an AR,
I'd either go with a socom 16 to lay down the hate with or a vz58.
Pistol, I'd stick with my Beretta 92
I'd either go with a socom 16 to lay down the hate with or a vz58.
Pistol, I'd stick with my Beretta 92
MaroonedinMA
NES Member
Probably back to my brick of a HK45. 11 rounds of .45 will solve a problem or two.
Rocky Mosasaurus
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Can someone confirm they infact left the mini-14 and berettas off the list? I’m about to have accuracy systems hammer out a monster Mini-14 for me after this shit passes.
I kind of want to hire that lever-action cowgirl to lead my security detail and a wheel gun toting Miculekesque prodigy. That would be totally righteous.
So to answer the question: anything they left off the list and loophole items that fly under the radar.
I kind of want to hire that lever-action cowgirl to lead my security detail and a wheel gun toting Miculekesque prodigy. That would be totally righteous.
So to answer the question: anything they left off the list and loophole items that fly under the radar.
Fvck guns, way too humane for self defense. I'm now carrying a chainsaw.
I was initially joking, but upon further thought it makes perfect sense. I can just keep one in the truck cab and it's legal in every state, every city. Needs to be a gas saw but would be better if there's one with electric start. I've never seen any laws nor signage banning the carry of a chainsaw anywhere, including government buildings.
Bring on the riots!
Who makes the most reliable starting chainsaw in the industry? Asking for a friend...
I was initially joking, but upon further thought it makes perfect sense. I can just keep one in the truck cab and it's legal in every state, every city. Needs to be a gas saw but would be better if there's one with electric start. I've never seen any laws nor signage banning the carry of a chainsaw anywhere, including government buildings.
Bring on the riots!
Who makes the most reliable starting chainsaw in the industry? Asking for a friend...
