Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

One of my many cops friends says that if you have a gun specific CCW permit, and you make "legal" modifications, there is no issue. So, a new trigger group is not going to jack you up.

 

It was for a fine art printing and imaging technician job at a lab in SF. Gotta try to use a master's in art for something.

 

I inherited a Beretta 92 Compact from my father's estate. He also had a smaller Beretta that he was learning with to use with his CCW. From what I heard, he still preferred the larger 92 Compact, but it was harder to conceal. He was an expert marksman in the military, even did a stint as a sniper (I had only heard of people being able to shoot through the same hole for more than one shot, but watched my dad do it with an M16 at 100 yards was very unexpected).

I haven't decided if I am going to keep it. I have three daughters (14 months to 14 years) and they are all scared of guns. My wife isn't super keen on them either.

Image found on the web, will take proper images of it soon.

 

Those are cool shooters. I love the looks of them too.

 

I dunno man.... I see what you mean about not being "arrested" and not being treated as a suspect, but I think it can go both ways almost every single time/scenario. Everyone has their own viewpoint on the matter, and I guess none of us can really can understand it unless we were actually in that situation. lol

 

Can we get a confirm if "heart breaker, soul taker" slide etching is kosher or nah?

 

I have my dad's 92fs from his time as a po-po. Love that thing.

 

A chewed up used Taurus 92 was my first handgun still regret trading it up. Wish I'd kept it and the 17 that replaced it.

 

No more 4x4 eh?

Taurus makes a fine gun.

 

Yep that Taurus was very accurate in single action ... nice cheap truck gun. this was when I live in Colorado and swapping out a firearm at te LGS was a 10 minute affair..

 

If it ends up for sale I've got dibs!! Called it here in front of god and everybody!!!
I like those guns.

 

I concealed my Kimber TLE RL2, Glock 21 and my Les Baer TRS... so no.

 

I only conceal a tiny weapon because genetics.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTqxFIpc1j4

 

Send me a message. I really am leaning towards selling it. I'm a bit nervous with it in the house (even though it's locked up). I have ammo and should have three magazines for it too.

I'm more into .22's and rifles. I also have a thing for vintage single-shot shotties. (currently restoring a J. Stevens from 1917)

 

Me too. Because Asian

 

Meh, depends who you ask or what organization you shoot with.

5. Positive identification (PID) of target, understanding what lies between and beyond it.


Lots of new shooting courses are encorporating PID and Target surroundings from experience with shooters underestimating sight/bore alignment.. thinking firing lane is clear through an optic but shooting a round through their vehicles hood.

Other course even go into identifying what material obstacle or the targets are made of, in an effort to reduce ricochet and debri.

 

Sup Tedwick?

 

Take it easy on the crayon eaters dude, especially the drunk ones trying to operate a phone lol.