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post 1595036131 01-06-2020, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted By Vexidi
I know 5 people who regularly shoot G2Cs (including myself) and everyone loves them. We use them country boy hard and not as range queens. Never had an issue with any of them not going bang every single time.
G2Cs feel good. Canik or bust crew though
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Glock 19 vs M&P 2.0 Compact 9mm 4"



Note how in this one the G19 completely covers up the 2.0. They are effectively identical in size. Some may find the aggressive grip texture of the 2.0 uncomfortable against the skin. Talon grips would fix that, if one were so inclined. Doesn't bother me though.
I was going to get an M&P compact, but I let someone talk me out of it
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Originally Posted By SpermWhale
I was going to get an M&P compact, but I let someone talk me out of it
If you got a Glock 19 instead, it's gravy...

If you already have a G19, also good. If not, well...it's time to get one of them
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Originally Posted By SpermWhale
I was going to get an M&P compact, but I let someone talk me out of it
Just get a Glock 25
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Where can you look to find proper classes for learning all you need to learn from safety to shooting etc?
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Originally Posted By knightofday
Ive heard soo much good chit about CZs I think that will be my next full-size pistol. I want a G19 but the CZ is very tempting, maybe Ill grab both? chiiiitttttt

Awesome thread OP!
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers
Where can you look to find proper classes for learning all you need to learn from safety to shooting etc?
I grew up shooting and just kinda picked up stuff along so I'm not really sure where you'd get classes on that but this is really important for people getting into guns as an adult. Hopefully Ikeman or Farley can chime in as I've seen them both recommend different types of classes in the past and I don't want this post to go unnoticed. Do you want to learn how to shoot for hunting or self defense, pistols or rifles cause they are two very different skill sets?
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Originally Posted By TBO1313
I grew up shooting and just kinda picked up stuff along so I'm not really sure where you'd get classes on that but this is really important for people getting into guns as an adult. Hopefully Ikeman or Farley can chime in as I've seen them both recommend different types of classes in the past and I don't want this post to go unnoticed. Do you want to learn how to shoot for hunting or self defense, pistols or rifles cause they are two very different skill sets?
I guess I would say I want to become knowledgeable in the general use and care of firearms, if that makes sense. But probably more focused of pistols for practicality's sake.
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers
Where can you look to find proper classes for learning all you need to learn from safety to shooting etc?
Fundamentals of rifle marksmanship, Liberty, and early American heritage
https://appleseedinfo.org/
Click on your state
https://appleseedinfo.org/schedulemap/

Search for NRA training courses
https://www.nrainstructors.org/search.aspx

You can also learn an awful lot from therightYouTube channels and books

Just watch (I am doing this offhand may not get exact spelling you'll know this, theya re big with tons of subs)
Sage Dynamics
hickok45
Iraqveteran8888
MrGunsnGear
Military Arms Channel

Any books or videos by Massad Ayoob for more of the legal angle on defense

Other books maybe start with Stay in the Fight (pistol) and green eyes and black rifles (not as new but good)
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers
I guess I would say I want to become knowledgeable in the general use and care of firearms, if that makes sense. But probably more focused of pistols for practicality's sake.
Understandable. Without knowing anything else about what you want to use a gun for I'd recommend anybody getting into guns right now to buy a 5.56 AR. They are as cheap as they will ever get and are in more political danger than any other type of gun. You can get a decent AR right now for sub $400 it is absolutely insane how cheap they are.

Get this:https://palmettostatearmory.com/comp...c-edition.html

and this:https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-...cg-and-ch.html

Put two pins in (literally so easy a 5 year old girl can do it), buy a couple mags at $10 a piece, throw on a rear site and your in business

Those aren't even the best deals out right now that is just the first things I saw on the website
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Fundamentals of rifle marksmanship, Liberty, and early American heritage
https://appleseedinfo.org/
Click on your state
https://appleseedinfo.org/schedulemap/

Search for NRA training courses
https://www.nrainstructors.org/search.aspx

You can also learn an awful lot from therightYouTube channels and books

Just watch (I am doing this offhand may not get exact spelling you'll know this, theya re big with tons of subs)
Sage Dynamics
hickok45
Iraqveteran8888
MrGunsnGear
Military Arms Channel

Any books or videos by Massad Ayoob for more of the legal angle on defense

Other books maybe start with Stay in the Fight (pistol) and green eyes and black rifles (not as new but good)
Originally Posted By TBO1313
Understandable. Without knowing anything else about what you want to use a gun for I'd recommend anybody getting into guns right now to buy a 5.56 AR. They are as cheap as they will ever get and are in more political danger than any other type of gun. You can get a decent AR right now for sub $400 it is absolutely insane how cheap they are.

Get this:https://palmettostatearmory.com/comp...c-edition.html

and this:https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-...cg-and-ch.html

Put two pins in (literally so easy a 5 year old girl can do it), buy a couple mags at $10 a piece, throw on a rear site and your in business

Those aren't even the best deals out right now that is just the first things I saw on the website
Thanks to both of you.
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post 1595045311 01-06-2020, 02:16 PM
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I'd step up in quality from a Freedom edition PSA rifle. That's bottom tier. Minimum I'd start at is about $620 or so for a Ruger MPR or the 16" version of it.

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperst....cfm/ID/245441

Or even less for a S&W Sport II

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperst....cfm/ID/200023
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
Subcompact
These make significant sacrifices in size to achieve greater concealability. They are still double stack pistols, and can accept extended magazines for a fuller grip.

Walther PPQ M2 SC: Buy $399;https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/walt...N-2815250.html
Glock G26 Gen5: Buy $539;https://lockedloaded.com/product-sea...text=G26+Gen+5
HK VP9 SK: Buy $510.23;https://dahlonegaarmory.com/product/...rap-grip-black


Single Stack 9mm
These are significantly easier to conceal than the above options, but significant sacrifices in mechanical accuracy and ease of shooting have been made to achieve this. They're also much lower in capacity.

Walther PPS M2 9MM: Buy $289.99;https://www.gunbuyer.com/walther-pps...805961-gb.html
M&P Shield 9mm: Buy $258.99;https://www.mrgundealer.com/shop/smi...88864151-22300
Glock 43: Buy $399.99;https://peakfirearms.com/firearms/ha.../glock-43.html
So what's the practical sacrifice, in terms of a self defense situation?

There seems to be a significant benefit in terms of portability, if you're carrying it around all day.
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer
So what's the practical sacrifice, in terms of a self defense situation?

There seems to be a significant benefit in terms of portability, if you're carrying it around all day.
Smaller pistols hold fewer rounds, have shorter barrels which might mean a little less terminal ballistic performance, and are more difficult to shoot (because heavier guns absorb recoil better and because larger they have a longer sight radius and sometimes fit more of your hand/fingers for grip)
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer
So what's the practical sacrifice, in terms of a self defense situation?
'Number of rounds is the biggest trade off. There are tons of police videos out there of criminals taking several bullets to subdue and in a self defense situation with the adrenaline going you probably aren't going to be as accurate as you are at the range so you want as many rounds as you can get
Originally Posted By Luc1fer
There seems to be a significant benefit in terms of portability, if you're carrying it around all day.
It's really personal preference. I know a bunch of guys who CC duty sized guns like a G19 and have no problems with it and others who can't carry anything more than subcompact without it making them uncomfortable
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer
So what's the practical sacrifice, in terms of a self defense situation?

There seems to be a significant benefit in terms of portability, if you're carrying it around all day.
generally speaking, the bigger the pistol the better/easier it shoots
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Originally Posted By TBO1313
'Number of rounds is the biggest trade off. There are tons of police videos out there of criminals taking several bullets to subdue and in a self defense situation with the adrenaline going you probably aren't going to be as accurate as you are at the range so you want as many rounds as you can get



It's really personal preference. I know a bunch of guys who CC duty sized guns like a G19 and have no problems with it and others who can't carry anything more than subcompact without it making them uncomfortable
To put some numbers on this, average hit rate for officer involved shootings and private citizen self defense with a handgun is legit like 18-20%. And handguns can take several (or more) good hits to stop an attacker. At the same time, the typical private citizen defensive gun use is rule of 3's, it happens within 3 yards, 3 rounds, and 3 seconds. Close, personal, violent, fast. But not always. More ammo is better.

Main reason so many DGU's are few rounds, is because of the psychological stop (as opposed to physiological). In other words, what ASP calls the FIBS factor...F-, I've Been Shot (or shot at). Most people most of the time don't want shot. That's where most stops come from, you shoot at them or shoot them and they bail. But, if you need a physiological stop...all bets are off.

Oh, and multiple attackers is quite common
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I wanna build an ar15 pistol
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Originally Posted By IlChosenOne
Farley already covered it, but here's some pics, both .357 magnum. I recommend .357 magnum for caliber regardless of which gun you go with because you can shoot .38 special, .38 special +p, and .357 magnum all in the same cylinder.


Ruger LCR





Ruger GP100









Gonna go out on a limb and guess that she means a Glock 26, not a 25





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Originally Posted By BlackJack619
I wanna build an ar15 pistol
I'm assembling the lower on one and mating it to an upper this week. Might make a thread about it
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Originally Posted By TBO1313
I'm assembling the lower on one and mating it to an upper this week. Might make a thread about it
Where are you getting an upper?

Last time I bought a lower they made me sign something saying I wouldn't turn it into a pistol, freaking commie state.
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
I'd step up in quality from a Freedom edition PSA rifle. That's bottom tier. Minimum I'd start at is about $620 or so for a Ruger MPR or the 16" version of it.

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperst....cfm/ID/245441

Or even less for a S&W Sport II

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperst....cfm/ID/200023
https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperst...erakote-finish

https://grabagun.com/ruger-ar-556-mp...-5-56nato.html



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oh ya 26 not 25 just knew it was a little glock from the 90โ€™s



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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Fundamentals of rifle marksmanship, Liberty, and early American heritage
https://appleseedinfo.org/
Click on your state
https://appleseedinfo.org/schedulemap/

Search for NRA training courses
https://www.nrainstructors.org/search.aspx

You can also learn an awful lot from therightYouTube channels and books

Just watch (I am doing this offhand may not get exact spelling you'll know this, theya re big with tons of subs)
Sage Dynamics
hickok45
Iraqveteran8888
MrGunsnGear
Military Arms Channel

Any books or videos by Massad Ayoob for more of the legal angle on defense

Other books maybe start with Stay in the Fight (pistol) and green eyes and black rifles (not as new but good)
Some really good channels. The first SW I carried at work was an old school 6906. I am a big fan of Smith and Wesson, had a Shield at one point. I wouldn't consider myself a Glock fanboy but I do frequent Hickok's channel, and he is very awesome with his reviews. I don't know man, it seemed way different to me the Compact 2.0 vs. the G 19. The full size MP is only a few inches bigger. I just picked up a G43X today.
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Originally Posted By BlackJack619
Where are you getting an upper?

Last time I bought a lower they made me sign something saying I wouldn't turn it into a pistol, freaking commie state.
LOL Wat? I just ordered a completed upper with a KAK 10.5 barrel. They sent it straight to my house and I never signed anything. You must be in California
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Originally Posted By TBO1313
LOL Wat? I just ordered a completed upper with a KAK 10.5 barrel. They sent it straight to my house and I never signed anything. You must be in California
so when u order an upper and lower to build an AR u can have it shipped to your house?
(these are my opinions i am not a licensed broker by trade)
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Originally Posted By VegasLifter26
so when u order an upper and lower to build an AR u can have it shipped to your house?
The upper can be shipped to your house but the lower has to be sent to an FFL. The lower receiver is the part that is considered the firearm and all other parts can be sent directly to your home
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Originally Posted By VegasLifter26
so when u order an upper and lower to build an AR u can have it shipped to your house?
The lower is the gun that needs to be registered. The upper is just a piece of metal to beat somebody with.

^^what he said
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Just purchased my first handgun a sig p226. Spent quite a bit more than the ones you listed, ended up spending a little over 900....but pick it up tomorrow! Can't wait to take it out to the range and start shooting.
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Originally Posted By BigRangs
The lower is the gun that needs to be registered. The upper is just a piece of metal to beat somebody with.

^^what he said
Only in draconian bull**** commie states is it registered. It does have to go through an FFL when buying from a dealer or from out of state
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