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Just swapped the Wilson Combat sights.
Didn't have a pin starter for the rear sight but I improvised and pulled it off.
So much better, I went with Gold round dot for front sight and a U shaped notch in the rear sight.
The vertical adjustment screw is longer and the positive click is better, helluva upgrade.
Can't believe how bad the factory rear sight was.
Everything else is perfect but the rear sight was dog poo
Not good.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvLCzT6Tdnc
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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvLCzT6Tdnc
Society - Ahead of 2024 election, DOD authorizes military use of deadly force on Americans on U.S. soil
View: https://youtu.be/4bMda_62--M?si=XL8s3pSzCSHeTfdB WE ARE AT WAR
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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYZzr3ch7ow
View: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/G1JAM9bGBnI?feature=share
Props to DJ for citing the source of the drill.
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Good vid. Thanks. I would have liked to see him do one more 4 shot group with the 147 duty at the very end too, to see if there is a difference vs cold bore. My guess is no, since he did not put that many rounds through. Although I've shot guns for many years, I didn't take it very seriously until just recently so I'm still somewhat of a beginner and trying to gather as much info as possible.
Most folks aren't going to need the difference in accuracy between self defense ammo and range ammo, imo.
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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZAJJQMj64A
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Review of the Hunter Constantine Carry Belt.
I've been wearing this belt for around 2 weeks now and I really like it. I was looking for an EDC belt that wouldn't cause an extra bulge due to the buckle or overlapping of the belt. I used to wear my Original SOE belt, which I still love but the cobra buckle adds bulk. Yes....I moved the buckle to the side but it still bothered me. I also wore my We the People hook and loop belt but the overlapping section creates the extra bulge. For a while I was also wearing the inner portion of my range belt.
The Hunter Constantine Carry Belt has a flat "buckle" that hooks onto 1of 2 loops so everything remains flat. 1 section of the belt is stiff, like my other carry belts. I bought the regular, which fits 32" - 42". The stiff portion of the belt is about 20" and the remainder is "high-strength military-grade elastic". Once u adjust the elastic to your size, u simply hook into the loop and if u carry appendix, shift the "buckle" left or right so your holster attaches to the stiff portion of the belt. The elastic portion feels good and doesn't dig into my lower back. I had to wear my other belts in before they no longer dug into my lower back.
The only negative I've notice thus far. I wish the attachment loops were made of a stiffer material. They sometimes fold inwards while I'm trying to attach the buckle.
I think the stiff portion of the belt will last me a long time but I'm interested in the longevity of the elastic portion.
The 1st loop is for when u carry and the 2nd loop is for when u do not.
I've been wearing this belt for around 2 weeks now and I really like it. I was looking for an EDC belt that wouldn't cause an extra bulge due to the buckle or overlapping of the belt. I used to wear my Original SOE belt, which I still love but the cobra buckle adds bulk. Yes....I moved the buckle to the side but it still bothered me. I also wore my We the People hook and loop belt but the overlapping section creates the extra bulge. For a while I was also wearing the inner portion of my range belt.
The Hunter Constantine Carry Belt has a flat "buckle" that hooks onto 1of 2 loops so everything remains flat. 1 section of the belt is stiff, like my other carry belts. I bought the regular, which fits 32" - 42". The stiff portion of the belt is about 20" and the remainder is "high-strength military-grade elastic". Once u adjust the elastic to your size, u simply hook into the loop and if u carry appendix, shift the "buckle" left or right so your holster attaches to the stiff portion of the belt. The elastic portion feels good and doesn't dig into my lower back. I had to wear my other belts in before they no longer dug into my lower back.
The only negative I've notice thus far. I wish the attachment loops were made of a stiffer material. They sometimes fold inwards while I'm trying to attach the buckle.
I think the stiff portion of the belt will last me a long time but I'm interested in the longevity of the elastic portion.
The 1st loop is for when u carry and the 2nd loop is for when u do not.
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Legal Question:
I live in FL and my dad lives in MD which has awful gun laws in general. He has a large collection of firearms and we are trying to figure out the best way to get them to me legally should he die before me. Currently has a “gun trust” as part of his will but apparently ATF has changed some things to restrict this.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks
I live in FL and my dad lives in MD which has awful gun laws in general. He has a large collection of firearms and we are trying to figure out the best way to get them to me legally should he die before me. Currently has a “gun trust” as part of his will but apparently ATF has changed some things to restrict this.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks
Should be able to just transfer most guns through an FFL and have them shipped to you. Regulated guns can be transferred at the local MSP barracks, obviously don't take them into the barracks with you. I would start by talking to a local FFL dealer first and see what they suggest. I would think everything could be shipped and transferred but MD has some screwy laws.
Came across this on Reddit, seems they might all be able to be transferred through FFL without going through MSP
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MDGuns/comments/tdn84w/gifting_guns_to_family_in_another_state/
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MDGuns/comments/tdn84w/gifting_guns_to_family_in_another_state/
A bunch of other threads with info worth reading
Thank you!! Greatly appreciated. Thought we had it figured out but then ATF went ATF and MD is crazy.
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Can't he just move them to you? Does Florida require every firearm to be registered?
Here in Missouri we don't have to register anything. Obviously we need to fill out paperwork for the feds if buying new, but that's it. We can do person to person sales without any kind of paperwork.
Here in Missouri we don't have to register anything. Obviously we need to fill out paperwork for the feds if buying new, but that's it. We can do person to person sales without any kind of paperwork.
FL isn’t the issue. MD has insane gun laws, especially with handguns. Person to person is fine in FL but my understanding is that sales or gift across state lines requires an FFL.
He’s going to his FFL this week to see if they have any ideas. Likely over Thanksgiving week going to pick out what I would want to keep.
Not possible
Thank you.
The best scenario would be that he could gift or “sell” me what I want now while still maintaining possession himself. Maryland has some of the worst handgun possession/sale/carry laws in the country.
thanks agin
This is all so bizarre, they're just tools.
Can't give your son a hammer without the government getting involved?
When my Uncle died, the Sheriff came and seized his handguns, my cousins could get them back only if they got a handgun permit and then applied to bring them back to the family, this was in NY. Some states have fucked up laws.