Pa gun owners
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Said before, she's a Democrat turd and I didn't put my 'x' on her box on the ballot.
She can only govern by fiat. The Michigan house and Senate won't allow her to do anything else... Thank God for that.
Creature Meadow
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2012 L4600, Disk, Brush Hog, GB60 Garden Bedder, GSS72 Grading Scraper
We are lucky here in NC, local gun shop does Concealed carry classes every Saturday.
Just yesterday walked in to the shop picked out my new Browning Buckmark and walked out with it 30 minutes later.
If not for the rain I would have been shooting it on my range in less than an hour from walking into the shop.
Now what to buy next, looking at the new Glock 22! Not sure why it took them so long to introduce one.
Just yesterday walked in to the shop picked out my new Browning Buckmark and walked out with it 30 minutes later.
If not for the rain I would have been shooting it on my range in less than an hour from walking into the shop.
Now what to buy next, looking at the new Glock 22! Not sure why it took them so long to introduce one.
Magicman
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M4900 Utility Special 4WD e/w FEL & 1530 John Deere "Traveling Man"
For carry, weight is an issue unless you want saggy pants, vest, etc. The Diamondback 9 is probably the flattest and lightest of the 9's. It is double action only making is safer than some.
Glock type handguns should only be carried in their special holster which is locked in and serves as the pistol's safety.
Glock type handguns should only be carried in their special holster which is locked in and serves as the pistol's safety.
I take it belts are optional in PA? Never had an issue carrying a Kimber, hell I even carry my Smith 29, 44 RM long barrel in a DeSantis holster up north. Belt cinched tightly though or it would drop my drawers.
Don't carry a 9, always a 45. In fact, Kimber Crimson Carry Full size 45. Still don't like plastic (polymer) guns.