Firearm BS thread

Oh yeah, they haven't screwed us that bad... yet

 

Way more options then.

 

For those interested!
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/trijicon-rmr-9-0-moa-green-dot.593019/

 

I decided to get some black/grey G10 grips so we will see. I used to have that hogue grip back in the day, which was a pretty nice fitting grip.

 

Thanks!

 

Really nice!!! PPK is nice also! I am going to look and see if they have a set for my Bersa.

 

They make them for a lot of different models so I wouldn't be surprised if they are available. I have a set on my 92FS and they are great feeling.

 

Totally worth it. Honestly feels like a different pistol. More grip and slightly wider. Gonna be the first upgrade I do from now on.

 

Anyone have a recommendation on where to buy a FDE trijicon RMR 06 3.25 moa?

 

I’d appreciate that!

 

Can anybody confirm that you can't hunt with lead bullets in California?

 

Nonlead Ammunition in California


Effective July 1, 2008, the California Fish and Game Commission modified the methods of take to prohibit the use of projectiles containing lead when hunting big game and nongame species in an area designated as the California condor range.

In October 2013, Assembly Bill 711 was signed into law requiring the use of nonlead ammunition when taking any wildlife with a firearm in California. This law requires the Commission to adopt by July 1, 2015, regulations that phase-in the statute’s requirements, but it must be fully implemented by July 1, 2019.

CDFW conducted extensive public outreach during 2014 and proposed regulations that phase-in the nonlead requirement. This outreach effort included question and answer sessions at sportsmen’s shows, meetings with hunting organizations and a series of eight public workshops throughout the state. CDFW then presented draft regulations, as modified by public input from these workshops, to the Fish and Game Commission.

In April 2015, the Fish and Game Commission adopted CDFW’s proposed regulations, which will implement the nonlead requirement in the following three phases:

• Phase 1 – Effective July 1, 2015, nonlead ammunition required when taking Nelson bighorn sheep and all wildlife on state wildlife areas and ecological reserves.
• Phase 2 – Effective July 1, 2016, nonlead shot required when taking upland game birds with a shotgun, except for dove, quail, snipe, and any game birds taken on licensed game bird clubs. In addition, nonlead shot required when using a shotgun to take resident small game mammals, furbearing mammals, nongame mammals, nongame birds, and any wildlife for depredation purposes.
• Phase 3 – Effective July 1, 2019, nonlead ammunition will be required when taking any wildlife with a firearm anywhere in California.

Existing restrictions on the use of lead ammunition in the California condor range remain in effect while implementation proceeds.

 

Ugh..why am I not surprised? :|

 

they ban straws and lead, but ok to hand out hypodermic needles...

 

I’m fine with the straws and the needles, but no lead ammo seems a little too woo-woo for me

I own an addiction treatment program so I’m a little more liberal with addiction that most.. (not trying to turn this into an off-topic debate)

 

I want to hunt out there and heard about the lead bullet ban on a Steve Renilla Podcast and wanted to confirm. It wouldn't surprise me if they just flat out banned hunting and fishing in future. Well, I got a free place to stay in Northern Cali, so wanted to know my options. Thanks

 

I’d bet that if the ban is in place, most of the sporting goods stores and outfitters will have lead free ammo in stock