kwikrnu
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open4years wrote:
open4years wrote:
Turn myself in for what? Writing a review for the glock?
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Just bought my first glock short review
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kwikrnu
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The lone wolf threaded barrel fits just fine and looks pretty good except for the lone wolf logo.
The lone wolf threaded barrel fits just fine and looks pretty good except for the lone wolf logo.
groovedrummer
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kwikrnu wrote:
uhhh... nice?
now you can attach a suppressor and run it in a drop leg.
hahahahhaha
that way if your going to be attacked by any less than 8 bad guys you dont need to mow em down with your ak...you can just pull out that surpressed glock and fight crime without even waking the neighbors.
hahahahaha
so when are you gonna paint this one orange?
kwikrnu wrote:
The lone wolf threaded barrel fits just fine and looks pretty good except for the lone wolf logo.
uhhh... nice?
now you can attach a suppressor and run it in a drop leg.
hahahahhaha
that way if your going to be attacked by any less than 8 bad guys you dont need to mow em down with your ak...you can just pull out that surpressed glock and fight crime without even waking the neighbors.
hahahahaha
so when are you gonna paint this one orange?
kwikrnu
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ItTakesAWolf wrote:
ItTakesAWolf wrote:
If I wanted to carry in a drop leg I would have bought a fullsize double stack. I bought this for one purpose, concealed carry. It would still make an okay open carry handgun.kwikrnu wrote:The lone wolf threaded barrel fits just fine and looks pretty good except for the lone wolf logo.
uhhh... nice?
now you can attach a suppressor and run it in a drop leg.
hahahahhaha
that way if your going to be attacked by any less than 8 bad guys you dont need to mow em down with your ak...you can just pull out that surpressed glock and fight crime without even waking the neighbors.
hahahahaha
so when are you gonna paint this one orange?
M
McX
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nice hardware. wish i had money. like pics of nekked guns!
B.O.L.O= Bullsh**. Obviously. Leave. Out.
nice hardware. wish i had money. like pics of nekked guns!
B.O.L.O= Bullsh**. Obviously. Leave. Out.
RussP
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kwikrnu wrote:
kwikrnu wrote:
What holster for concealed with a suppressor?
kwikrnu
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RussP wrote:
RussP wrote:
Where did I say anything about carrying concealed this with a suppressor? Or for that matter carrying this openly with a suppressor?
groovedrummer
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kwikrnu wrote:
Dude, you crack me up. hahaha
kwikrnu wrote:
Dude, you crack me up. hahaha
RussP
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kwikrnu wrote:
kwikrnu wrote:
Maybe it is the threaded barrel and your application for a tax stamp to buy a suppressor.
kwikrnu
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RussP wrote:
The application for a tax stamp comes after the purchase of the suppressor. Possesion can only take place after the tax stamp is received.
The threaded barrel is longer than the stock barrel and accessories other than silencers can be purchased for a threaded barrel.
If I were to buy a suppressor for this and receive a tax stamp I could choose to keep the suppressor locked up and not use it or use it to protect from hearing loss at the range. Ownership of a suppressor does not mean the owner will carry the suppressor.
RussP wrote:
The application for a tax stamp comes after the purchase of the suppressor. Possesion can only take place after the tax stamp is received.
The threaded barrel is longer than the stock barrel and accessories other than silencers can be purchased for a threaded barrel.
If I were to buy a suppressor for this and receive a tax stamp I could choose to keep the suppressor locked up and not use it or use it to protect from hearing loss at the range. Ownership of a suppressor does not mean the owner will carry the suppressor.
RussP
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kwikrnu wrote:
kwikrnu wrote:
It is legal to carry a suppressed firearm in Tennessee, isn't it?
kwikrnu
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RussP wrote:
RussP wrote:
There is no law that I can find which states it is illegal. I'm not worried I haven't said I planned on carrying it with a suppressor.
RussP
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kwikrnu wrote:
kwikrnu wrote:
That's right, you haven't said.
kwikrnu
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RussP wrote:
RussP wrote:
nor have I typed
giaking70
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since you have a G36...ever thought about going upwards to a G37? Its chambered for the .45GAP and it is literally almost the same size as the G22 but it does shoot like an ACP but with the 9mm recoil AND with 10 shot mags, really can't go wrong there. I use it as my service pistol and my OC weapon. Just adding some foods for thoughts here, nothing wrong with a G36...
since you have a G36...ever thought about going upwards to a G37? Its chambered for the .45GAP and it is literally almost the same size as the G22 but it does shoot like an ACP but with the 9mm recoil AND with 10 shot mags, really can't go wrong there. I use it as my service pistol and my OC weapon. Just adding some foods for thoughts here, nothing wrong with a G36...
4angrybadgers
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giaking70 wrote:
giaking70 wrote:
.45GAP ammo is hard to find (or nonexistent) in a lot of places.
RussP
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kwikrnu wrote:
kwikrnu wrote:
That's right, you haven't typed...but...
Marco
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RussP wrote:
There are advantages to owning and using suppressed firearms for legal purposes.
Hell, having one on a home defense gun to limit hearing lose is a danm good reason, especailly if you have kids.
It'sfor the safety/protection of the children.
RussP wrote:
So, what if the man wants a suppressor!!!
There are advantages to owning and using suppressed firearms for legal purposes.
Hell, having one on a home defense gun to limit hearing lose is a danm good reason, especailly if you have kids.
It'sfor the safety/protection of the children.
kwikrnu
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Agent19 wrote:
Agent19 wrote:
There are very legitimate reasons to suppress a firearm.
giaking70
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4angrybadgers wrote:
4angrybadgers wrote:
yes it is in some places like you stated, but that's why I buy in bulk when I am able. Still a good weapon none the less...