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Quote: Originally Posted by XD45 I dont really see what the point of 1k or even 100k rounds of ammo is if you don't know how to use the gun it goes in, or how it functions in the gun. Care to explain your thoughts behind this? As I said practice is good, but "having ammunition is better". That statement applies specifically to this situation. The girl has only a handful of rounds, I would rather have enough rounds to...

More progress. Yesterday we were talking about shopping for holsters, and I made a comment about her only needing one for CC (She has continually maintained that she would never ever ever OC. Ever.), and she said "Well, I would probably only OC at PAFOA events, or if we were around a lot of people OCing." I'm a bad influence

Weak side front pocket. Try to dress for easier concealability and access. ie: If blue jeans are hard to pocket carry in, maybe khaki dockers would be a better choice. Even buying a pair of pants one size larger would help with an IWB holster.

Well I want the spring field .45. I was just told that 1911 .45 are not as reliable as say the EMP in 9mm. The kimber know no history about. I need to shoot all of these and then make the decision.

You can buy AK pistols, so they would be legal to carry or keep in your car. However, they are unwieldy and heavy. It'd be a lot easier to carry a Glock 17 and a spare magazine (about 34 rounds). Also...if you really think you need that much firepower, you'd be better off moving to a more sedate area.

Welcome to an almost free world, once you cross that bridge for good there will be a relife of stress and worry that will run from your body in a rush, you will finally learn what its like to be able to own a gun and buy a gun without red tape and you will be able to own anything you want to a point. just come enjoy we love to have you.

Here are two cents from a guy that can't CC because I live in NJ (just got my FL CCW permit last week), but has also been doing a ton of research on my own: 1. Determine what caliber you want to carry or are comfortable carrying. 2. Determine what size gun you want to carry or are comfortable carrying. 3. Make your list of candidates based on those two criteria. 4. Go fondle and shoot as many of them as you can and figure out what you...

Quote: Originally Posted by alecwebpa Too late. I have a close friend that I worked with on the desing of his new building ( from an I.T. / cabling perspective ). I have never been so shocked in my life as I was when two of the contractors showed us budgets with bribes built into the budget. Now, am from the Mid-west originally and maybe I'm just naive, but holy crap that shocked me. they acted like it was nothing, standard practice....

My wife carrys her S&W 642, along with a Shurfire light & her pepper spray, in a Blackhawk fanny pack on her daily walks with the dog. I've used it before & it works pretty well. For purse carry, she has a cheap IWB clip holster that she attaches to one of the pockets inside her purse.

Quote: Originally Posted by joe15003 Looks like someone needs to clean out the car or truck alittle bit....lol Whoa, I had just done that . Plumbers cartrucks and walking in 2 inches of slurry mud on a rainy day gets you that. .