The other thread was getting confusing so I started another.
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Well as we have discussed here many times, LEOs are trained to use deception in their jobs. (That was for you NovaCop, I hope you feel better.)If an officer observed an illegal sawed off shotgun that was probable cause and wouldn't need the gun ban on campus.
I want to know if the shotgun was really "sawed-off" or if this is bull. Who saws off a 410? What's the point?
Who saws off a 410? What's the point?
I want to know if the shotgun was really "sawed-off" or if this is bull. Who saws off a 410? What's the point?
Agreed, especially when this 410 is much more effective.
Taurus must be a terrorist organization.
What handgun round do those kick like? I've been wondering that for a while.Agreed, especially when this 410 is much more effective.
What handgun round do those kick like? I've been wondering that for a while.
TFred
What handgun round do those kick like? I've been wondering that for a while.
TFred
Don't know about the Judge but in my Derringer, it kicks like a .500 but in my BFR...about like a .38.
Ha ha, thanks... of course the size and weight of the gun makes all the difference. Just as with a .357, the difference between an Airweight and a 686 or GP-100 is huge.You would definitely feel it in the pictured aluminum frame, small and/or frail hands need not apply, it can also do .45 colt which isn't so bad.
Not unmanageable, but definitely not fun to put 200 rounds through at the range (I have the bruises to prove it too, )
I'd rate it like .357 mag through a Smith air weight snubbie.
it had a 18¼" barrel and was 26½"
a federal what?you have a Federal Tax Stamp too
Agreed, especially when this 410 is much more effective.
Taurus must be a terrorist organization.