Unless you're already staring down the barrel...holstered or concealed I can see that though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
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Unless you're already staring down the barrel...holstered or concealed I can see that though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
Please kill the caps.Quote:
Originally Posted by bamaz28
I meant carried on the job.
Nice! Does the added weight under the front sight throw your aim off much?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert
You can still miss.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeVeReDiStOrTiOn
i cant help but i have to do everything in CAPS at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert
it is my second job, but i dont have too i just do cuz love guns.
It doesn't seem that heavy. But I will be firing with it the first time this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeVeReDiStOrTiOn
:yup; your average civilian during a time like that is confused by what is going on and teh stress and debating on what to do they will more than likely miss...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert
Correct. I carried for 10 years, practiced all the time. Did the shoot, no-shoot scenarios. (Those were fun)Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
And I still expect to miss.
AR's are a whole lot of fun, but with ammo prices now at over $400 for 1000 rds. it is getting pretty damn expensive to shoot. Me and my buddy used to go thorugh about 1000rds of ammo between our AR's and pistols on every range outing. It would cost us under $100 bucks a piece including range time. The last time we went shooting it cost us about the same to shoot like 500rds. Here is my AR..
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nice sig ed ,but i still prefer this for my home protection, just point (no aiming)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert
then shoot..
http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/m...ip_shotgun.jpg
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PrettyQuote:
Originally Posted by yellowvlike 500rds. Here is my AR..
I plan on buying one real soon. Just have not decided on a pump or auto. It will be a 12 guage with a 18" barrel. Loaded with bird-shot for the first round or two. Then buckshot.Quote:
Originally Posted by doberman 152nice sig ed ,but i still prefer this for my home protection, just point (no aiming)
then shoot..
Very nice :worship:Quote:
Originally Posted by yellowvAR's are a whole lot of fun, but with ammo prices now at over $400 for 1000 rds. it is getting pretty damn expensive to shoot. Me and my buddy used to go thorugh about 1000rds of ammo between our AR's and pistols on every range outing. It would cost us under $100 bucks a piece including range time. The last time we went shooting it cost us about the same to shoot like 500rds. Here is my AR..
How much did the tactical light run you Ed and where did you purchase it if you don't mind me asking.
Bought it off of eBay for $225Quote:
Originally Posted by Y2KPewterSS
Yea And You Do Not Want To Fire A Gun Like That In Doors You
Wont Be Hearing For a While
I think I found my next weap.Quote:
Originally Posted by doberman 152nice sig ed ,but i still prefer this for my home protection, just point (no aiming)
then shoot..
http://www.mossberg.com/images/Mossb.../New/50420.jpg
Kewl Handgun!
Shotgun is a world beater (yes I 'can' own one up here)
It is no fair you get to use the attachment option in the AAG when you have turned it off for users.
PS looking for a little more PM space do you take bribes via paypal? :lmao:
