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09-12-2022, 05:32 AM
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09-12-2022, 12:50 PM
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Solid day running drills yesterday with a pretty fun one we spent a good amount on.
First position is 100m from targets. Shoot five rounds from unstable/awkward positions at the cars (open car doors, sitting inside shooting out the windshield, etc.) on target 1.
Run to second firing position at 75m from targets. Shoot five rounds from kneeling supported on a half silhouette target behind cover (target 2).
Run to third firing position at 50m from targets. Shoot five rounds from standing position on target 3.
Run to fourth firing position at 25m from targets and begin walking forward while shooting ten rounds on target 4.
Did it for time and scoring hits on USPSA silhouettes. I'm more concerned with minute of man, but it's a good way to measure which positions/fatigue levels give you trouble.
First position is 100m from targets. Shoot five rounds from unstable/awkward positions at the cars (open car doors, sitting inside shooting out the windshield, etc.) on target 1.
Run to second firing position at 75m from targets. Shoot five rounds from kneeling supported on a half silhouette target behind cover (target 2).
Run to third firing position at 50m from targets. Shoot five rounds from standing position on target 3.
Run to fourth firing position at 25m from targets and begin walking forward while shooting ten rounds on target 4.
Did it for time and scoring hits on USPSA silhouettes. I'm more concerned with minute of man, but it's a good way to measure which positions/fatigue levels give you trouble.
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09-12-2022, 12:58 PM
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^ Where you shooting bruh? What part of the state?
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09-12-2022, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted By AyyyLmao69⏩
I moved to Utah earlier this year, my location on here isn't accurate and I don't care enough to change it lol. But it's a private range with 24/7 gated access. Has 20 something different shooting bays, ranging from short distance pistols, to long range precision, to structures and shoot houses. There are a couple dozen cars scattered around the range as well that can be moved around. Pretty sweet range, for sure.
^ Where you shooting bruh? What part of the state?
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09-12-2022, 03:06 PM
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Moving from CA to a free state must feel pretty awesome.
09-12-2022, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
I moved to Utah earlier this year, my location on here isn't accurate and I don't care enough to change it lol. But it's a private range with 24/7 gated access. Has 20 something different shooting bays, ranging from short distance pistols, to long range precision, to structures and shoot houses. There are a couple dozen cars scattered around the range as well that can be moved around. Pretty sweet range, for sure.
Sounds fun AF.
What does it cost and you can shoot at night too?
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09-12-2022, 03:27 PM
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09-12-2022, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted By pUniCepts⏩
Striker fired are probably more dangerous, especially ones like Glock that don't have a manual safety. If you don't have a manual safety you should absolutely have an empty chamber, imo.
With empty chamber AND manual safety on, you are in a much better position if someone grabs your gun out of your holster, especially a child. Much more time to get your gun back while they figure out why it won't shoot. Of course, this does not affect YOU drawing and shooting rapidly because you have (or should) trained to rack slide and disengage safety after draw.
You and I are on the same page brother. No manual safety. I don't want to end up like that cop did.
Striker fired are probably more dangerous, especially ones like Glock that don't have a manual safety. If you don't have a manual safety you should absolutely have an empty chamber, imo.
With empty chamber AND manual safety on, you are in a much better position if someone grabs your gun out of your holster, especially a child. Much more time to get your gun back while they figure out why it won't shoot. Of course, this does not affect YOU drawing and shooting rapidly because you have (or should) trained to rack slide and disengage safety after draw.
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09-12-2022, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted By jiujitsubro⏩
You and I are on the same page brother. No manual safety. I don't want to end up like that cop did.
In my city there was a cop who accidentally discharged his weapon in the office , like legit how does that even happen?
How do veteran cops shoot themselves in the arse and discharge a weapon?
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09-12-2022, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted By bluebeltATT⏩
1. Lots of opportunity, especially as a long time officer, many many opportunities handling a loaded firearm for something to go wrong because some do it regularly (then there are those who only draw it for their annual qualification…)
In my city there was a cop who accidentally discharged his weapon in the office , like legit how does that even happen?
How do veteran cops shoot themselves in the arse and discharge a weapon?
How do veteran cops shoot themselves in the arse and discharge a weapon?
2. Most cops are not gun people, most cops are not skilled with a firearm, most cops only do the minimum to get/keep their job and many cops had never handled or shot a firearm, or at least handgun, before the academy.
3. Most cops are not skilled with a firearm.
4. There are a ton of cops out there all with constant opportunities handling a firearm so just opportunities galore
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09-12-2022, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
1. Lots of opportunity, especially as a long time officer, many many opportunities handling a loaded firearm for something to go wrong because some do it regularly (then there are those who only draw it for their annual qualification…)
2. Most cops are not gun people, most cops are not skilled with a firearm, most cops only do the minimum to get/keep their job and many cops had never handled or shot a firearm, or at least handgun, before the academy.
3. Most cops are not skilled with a firearm.
4. There are a ton of cops out there all with constant opportunities handling a firearm so just opportunities galore
2. Most cops are not gun people, most cops are not skilled with a firearm, most cops only do the minimum to get/keep their job and many cops had never handled or shot a firearm, or at least handgun, before the academy.
3. Most cops are not skilled with a firearm.
4. There are a ton of cops out there all with constant opportunities handling a firearm so just opportunities galore
This makes sense, but you would think they would know ahead of time going into the academy that they would have to handle firearms.
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09-12-2022, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted By bluebeltATT⏩
They do, but that changes 0 about any of those things
This makes sense, but you would think they would know ahead of time going into the academy that they would have to handle firearms.
And in fact, the department will tell them during the hiring process/after being selected, not to do anything with firearms/training/instruction until the academy…which is smart, as anybody with any experience instructing anybody will attest
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09-12-2022, 05:02 PM
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Question if anyone knows the answer.
A friend of mine is in the military and currently lives in Texas. He is moving to California where I am. Because he is changing his residence from Texas to CA, I believe he can bring in pretty much whatever he wants to CA, then he can private transfer whatever he wants to me now that he's in CA.
Does this sound right?
Also what would be some good options I could tell him to get before he moves?
A friend of mine is in the military and currently lives in Texas. He is moving to California where I am. Because he is changing his residence from Texas to CA, I believe he can bring in pretty much whatever he wants to CA, then he can private transfer whatever he wants to me now that he's in CA.
Does this sound right?
Also what would be some good options I could tell him to get before he moves?
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09-12-2022, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Bigbuster1⏩
He certainly cannot bring whatever he wants.
Question if anyone knows the answer.
A friend of mine is in the military and currently lives in Texas. He is moving to California where I am. Because he is changing his residence from Texas to CA, I believe he can bring in pretty much whatever he wants to CA, then he can private transfer whatever he wants to me now that he's in CA.
Does this sound right?
Also what would be some good options I could tell him to get before he moves?
A friend of mine is in the military and currently lives in Texas. He is moving to California where I am. Because he is changing his residence from Texas to CA, I believe he can bring in pretty much whatever he wants to CA, then he can private transfer whatever he wants to me now that he's in CA.
Does this sound right?
Also what would be some good options I could tell him to get before he moves?
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Rifles:
Must be compliant with California laws. Either apply a magazine lock or pin the stock, remove any vertical foregrips, and add a fin grip. If he wants to deal with the compliance trash later, separate the upper and lower, and run a cable lock through either one to be extra safe. California is as gay as it gets. If its a gun you cant separate like an AK, make sure its compliant with a stupid fin grip to avoid any trouble. Its a felony in Cali.
Tell him to buy 320's, Gen 5 Glocks, Beretta M9A3/4, CZ Shadows, and sell them at 2x value.
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09-12-2022, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Bigbuster1⏩
He cannot bring in pretty much whatever he wants.
Question if anyone knows the answer.
A friend of mine is in the military and currently lives in Texas. He is moving to California where I am. Because he is changing his residence from Texas to CA, I believe he can bring in pretty much whatever he wants to CA, then he can private transfer whatever he wants to me now that he's in CA.
Does this sound right?
Also what would be some good options I could tell him to get before he moves?
A friend of mine is in the military and currently lives in Texas. He is moving to California where I am. Because he is changing his residence from Texas to CA, I believe he can bring in pretty much whatever he wants to CA, then he can private transfer whatever he wants to me now that he's in CA.
Does this sound right?
Also what would be some good options I could tell him to get before he moves?
He can likely bring in things that you as a current CA resident can't bring in.
I am under the impression that no private transfers are legal in CA, everything must go through an FFL, so, ask a local FFL
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09-12-2022, 05:08 PM
#107
Originally Posted By Brozef⏩
It was. Not just for 2A rights, but not being surrounded by retarded leftists anymore is also awesome.
Moving from CA to a free state must feel pretty awesome.
Originally Posted By bluebeltATT⏩
I paid like right around $500 for the year (may have just been under that, can't remember). There are about 45 members IIRC. The range makes its money off hosting courses there, not annual membership fees. Plus, they also have a small FFL/SOT business. Pretty sick place.
Sounds fun AF.
What does it cost and you can shoot at night too?
What does it cost and you can shoot at night too?
24/7 means 24/7, baby. I've done some night shoots there so far (under white light since I'm too pussy to buy NODs yet).
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09-12-2022, 05:09 PM
#108
Originally Posted By AyyyLmao69⏩
Tell him to buy 320's, Gen 5 Glocks, Beretta M9A3/4, CZ Shadows, and sell them at 2x value.
As far as I know, buying a gun with the intent of selling it for a profit, without an FFL, is a federal crime.
Tell him to buy 320's, Gen 5 Glocks, Beretta M9A3/4, CZ Shadows, and sell them at 2x value.
There are particulars to that and it may not be as simple as that, but, that is kind of the gist of what the AFT is going to be more than happy to pursue against an otherwise non-criminal
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09-12-2022, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Always go through an FFL. But also, bringing in 2-4 guns and selling them over the course of some time isnt a big deal. Obviously dont bring in 30 glocks and sell them within the month.
As far as I know, buying a gun with the intent of selling it for a profit, without an FFL, is a federal crime.
There are particulars to that and it may not be as simple as that, but, that is kind of the gist of what the AFT is going to be more than happy to pursue against an otherwise non-criminal
There are particulars to that and it may not be as simple as that, but, that is kind of the gist of what the AFT is going to be more than happy to pursue against an otherwise non-criminal
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09-12-2022, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
I paid like right around $500 for the year
(may have just been under that, can't remember). There are about 45 members IIRC. The range makes its money off hosting courses there, not annual membership fees. Plus, they also have a small FFL/SOT business. Pretty sick place.
24/7 means 24/7, baby. I've done some night shoots there so far (under white light since I'm too pussy to buy NODs yet).
24/7 means 24/7, baby. I've done some night shoots there so far (under white light since I'm too pussy to buy NODs yet).
That's not bad at all
Most ranges in my area are in the $400-$500 range
If i lived in that area i would most def. get a membership.
It seems more real world situation than firing rounds at a paper target
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09-12-2022, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
glad to hear you got out of that commie sh_thole of a state.
I moved to Utah earlier this year, my location on here isn't accurate and I don't care enough to change it lol. But it's a private range with 24/7 gated access. Has 20 something different shooting bays, ranging from short distance pistols, to long range precision, to structures and shoot houses. There are a couple dozen cars scattered around the range as well that can be moved around. Pretty sweet range, for sure.
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09-12-2022, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
^^
1. Lots of opportunity, especially as a long time officer, many many opportunities handling a loaded firearm for something to go wrong because some do it regularly (then there are those who only draw it for their annual qualification…)
2. Most cops are not gun people, most cops are not skilled with a firearm, most cops only do the minimum to get/keep their job and many cops had never handled or shot a firearm, or at least handgun, before the academy.
3. Most cops are not skilled with a firearm.
4. There are a ton of cops out there all with constant opportunities handling a firearm so just opportunities galore
2. Most cops are not gun people, most cops are not skilled with a firearm, most cops only do the minimum to get/keep their job and many cops had never handled or shot a firearm, or at least handgun, before the academy.
3. Most cops are not skilled with a firearm.
4. There are a ton of cops out there all with constant opportunities handling a firearm so just opportunities galore
That. I work with people that are good fookin shooters. I work with people that worry if they are going to qualify. Having a badge doesn't make you an expert.
09-12-2022, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted By RgrJNC⏩
Post your twig pig qual, twig pig.
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That. I work with people that are good fookin shooters. I work with people that worry if they are going to qualify. Having a badge doesn't make you an expert.
That. I work with people that are good fookin shooters. I work with people that worry if they are going to qualify. Having a badge doesn't make you an expert.
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09-12-2022, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted By bluebeltATT⏩
It's really not bad at all. Yeah, there is a lot of **** here that is really sweet and the range is definitely centered around real world/practical shooting. In fact, there is only a single bench to shoot from in the entire range and that's on the long distance bay, which also has numerous types of barricades/obstacles to shoot from, like mini rooftops, tank barriers, and fake trees. Another bay has a two story building that you can set targets up in various doors and windows to shoot at. There is also a massive mock city set up for simunition training only, no live fire. And so on and so on. Definitely the coolest range I've shot at.
That's not bad at all
Most ranges in my area are in the $400-$500 range
If i lived in that area i would most def. get a membership.
It seems more real world situation than firing rounds at a paper target
Most ranges in my area are in the $400-$500 range
If i lived in that area i would most def. get a membership.
It seems more real world situation than firing rounds at a paper target
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Thanks, brotha. It's your turn now
glad to hear you got out of that commie sh_thole of a state.
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09-12-2022, 10:43 PM
#115
Originally Posted By AyyyLmao69⏩
He certainly cannot bring whatever he wants.
Pistols:
Any pistol, as long as it does not have a threaded barrel.
Rifles:
Must be compliant with California laws. Either apply a magazine lock or pin the stock, remove any vertical foregrips, and add a fin grip. If he wants to deal with the compliance trash later, separate the upper and lower, and run a cable lock through either one to be extra safe. California is as gay as it gets. If its a gun you cant separate like an AK, make sure its compliant with a stupid fin grip to avoid any trouble. Its a felony in Cali.
Tell him to buy 320's, Gen 5 Glocks, Beretta M9A3/4, CZ Shadows, and sell them at 2x value.
Pistols:
Any pistol, as long as it does not have a threaded barrel.
Rifles:
Must be compliant with California laws. Either apply a magazine lock or pin the stock, remove any vertical foregrips, and add a fin grip. If he wants to deal with the compliance trash later, separate the upper and lower, and run a cable lock through either one to be extra safe. California is as gay as it gets. If its a gun you cant separate like an AK, make sure its compliant with a stupid fin grip to avoid any trouble. Its a felony in Cali.
Tell him to buy 320's, Gen 5 Glocks, Beretta M9A3/4, CZ Shadows, and sell them at 2x value.
Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
He cannot bring in pretty much whatever he wants.
He can likely bring in things that you as a current CA resident can't bring in.
I am under the impression that no private transfers are legal in CA, everything must go through an FFL, so, ask a local FFL
He can likely bring in things that you as a current CA resident can't bring in.
I am under the impression that no private transfers are legal in CA, everything must go through an FFL, so, ask a local FFL
Gotcha, been doing a bit more research and its pretty much what you guys said.
Handguns I get., it would be worth it to get something “off roster”, but is there any point of bringing in any rifle, or will it ultimately have to be brought to CA standards, which means you could just buy it in CA anyways? That’s what I’m trying to figure out I guess.
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09-13-2022, 12:18 AM
#116
Originally Posted By Bigbuster1⏩
Rifles will all be downgraded into california trash.
Gotcha, been doing a bit more research and its pretty much what you guys said.
Handguns I get., it would be worth it to get something “off roster”, but is there any point of bringing in any rifle, or will it ultimately have to be brought to CA standards, which means you could just buy it in CA anyways? That’s what I’m trying to figure out I guess.
Handguns I get., it would be worth it to get something “off roster”, but is there any point of bringing in any rifle, or will it ultimately have to be brought to CA standards, which means you could just buy it in CA anyways? That’s what I’m trying to figure out I guess.
What are big ticket items here are pistols like the scorpion, mp5, kriss vector, AK pistols, etc. Those are impossible to buy, and command a huge premium. MP5K's in Cali go for about 7,000
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09-13-2022, 08:49 AM
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Mornin’ MFC. We trolling’ the newbs again today?
09-13-2022, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Bo_Flecks⏩
Nope. Being coerced into silence.
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09-13-2022, 09:34 AM
#119
Originally Posted By pUniCepts⏩
Which is equivalent to violence, FYI.
Nope. Being coerced into silence.
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09-13-2022, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted By SpeedCheeser⏩
Which is equivalent to violence, FYI.
when not saying a word equals to violence, we've jumped the shark
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