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post 1475366741 12-16-2016, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
I absolutey guarantee you can find a person with identical views as her in all 50 states. Not sure how that's any indication of anything. Cali gun laws/politicians is an indication, not your conversation with a single person lmao wot
who do you think is voting for the gun laws and politicians?

63.1% voted for prop 63
people like her run California now
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Mirin?



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post 1475368511 12-16-2016, 03:28 PM
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Mirin' hard ^

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This is a common sentiment

I would choose the same. It would bemyGlock 19 of course, lol

I could also make do with a Glock 26, sometimes I even think I would choose it. Kind of depends on the time of year you ask, and how often I go somewhere I really want to conceal/what I wear
I shoot my 27 as well as the 23 somehow. It also takes full size mags so there's an argument for 26/27 being the goat all around glock since they are significantly easier to conceal.


So I threw the 15" rail on the 14.5" barrel upper, looks like it wouldjustwork, right?


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post 1475369631 12-16-2016, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Michelin LTX M/S2
Yokohama YK740 GTX, actually
Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
The only hope for California gun owners is a pro-2A SCOTUS with a couple of Trump nominees on the bench.
And since California voted blue, it's the red-state voters who will have rescued California.
Much irony in this because I see many anti-NRA posts on Calguns arguing that it didn't do enough in California.
Calguns is full of retards. Sometimes I read through some threads on there before I lift, to get my anger level up.
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
The NRA can't really do anything for Cali until is starts doing something for itself . . . namely, politicians need to start losing their jobs and their majorities. But not likely to happen at this point. I think the pendulum swung hard left and is there to stay. It's a losing battle to pour money and resources into fighting anything in that state--pretty much everything passes in a landslide. And now you have the voters passing initiatives themselves, not just potato state legislators.
Agreed. Cali gun owners can't/won't help themselves. I no longer feel sorry for them.
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From my little bit of travels, I'm thinking Boise would be a good place to move to.
Idaho is nice, Boise is like most big cities, full of liberal ****s.
Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
I absolutey guarantee you can find a person with identical views as her in all 50 states. Not sure how that's any indication of anything. Cali gun laws/politicians is an indication, not your conversation with a single person lmao wot
Sure, but Cali is FILLED with them.
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post 1475371621 12-16-2016, 03:57 PM
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post 1475372891 12-16-2016, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
I ftfy
Very true lol
Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
who do you think is voting for the gun laws and politicians?

63.1% voted for prop 63
people like her run California now
Yes, but people like her, as Farley pointed out, are everywhere, even in your own neighborhood I bet.

You could talk to me, someone that has the complete opposite opinion on guns as her, and that's no indication of what CA wants.
Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
Sure, but Cali is FILLED with them.
Agreed, I'm just saying him talking to ONE person is not an indication for anything when talking about a state filled with 40 million people lol. Our retarded elections and bills passed is an indication of what we want.
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post 1475374551 12-16-2016, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted By OfficerJimLahey⏩
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
Agreed, I'm just saying him talking to ONE person is not an indication for anything when talking about a state filled with 40 million people lol. Our retarded elections and bills passed is an indication of what we want.
Yeah. I mean, talking to one person about anything, from anywhere, is not necessarily indicative of the population's views on that subject. Sample size and all.

But he's not wrong in that most of the people in California apparently feel the same way, or at least along the same lines.
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post 1475374821 12-16-2016, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
Agreed, I'm just saying him talking to ONE person is not an indication for anything when talking about a state filled with 40 million people lol. Our retarded elections and bills passed is an indication of what we want.
talking to one person who voted for prop 63 helped me understand the support in California for gun control
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Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
who do you think is voting for the gun laws and politicians?

63.1% voted for prop 63
people like her run California now
The entire state is image based. Everyone is all about image and keeping up with the trends that are set by celebrities. Unfortunately trends right now are to be anti-gun whether it be political correctness or feminism or what ever. 2016 guns are a hobby that is primarily non-black (not gonna say white cause other minorities love their guns as well) straight male hobby so it must be bad too. I dont know why the black community is against guns but the majority is (i dont know if theyre actually anti gun, or just anti republican). The problem is honestly that t has become a partisan issue and so democrats who are democrat for all kinds of bs will vote against their own rights for guns.
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Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
talking to one person who voted for prop 63 helped me understand the support in California for gun control
Here's what gets me. Read this article about the petition to repeal the "Gunmageddon" legislation:

http://www.guns.com/2016/09/28/veto-...gh-signatures/

It claims 13 million gun owners in California. Yet they couldn't get 450,000 signatures on their petition. 450,000 would be less than 3.5% of 13 million. Really dudes?

Now look at the votes for Prop 63 in November:

https://ballotpedia.org/California_P...ine_Ban_(2016)

Not quite 5.1 million votes against. What a great turnout from the 13 million gun owners in California to help defeat Prop 63.

This is why I don't feel bad for gun owners in CA anymore.
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any of you guys know of a shooting vest that has padded shoulder?

my dad wants one for xmas for when he goes clay shooting with the 12ga


doesnt have to be fancy at all, just a pad and some pockets on a vest
post 1475383721 12-16-2016, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted By iifymbro⏩
Mirin' hard ^





I shoot my 27 as well as the 23 somehow.
I ran "The Test" a bunch over the summer/fall, which is a 5.5" bullseye (B8) at 10 yards, low ready, 10 rounds, and my best clean score was around 6.5 seconds (would have to look it up) with...G26. It edged out my best score with a G19 which edged out my best score with VP9. IDK how I scored better as I went down in pistol size, but, well, I did. Those little sub compact Glocks shoot great
post 1475383991 12-16-2016, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
Here's what gets me. Read this article about the petition to repeal the "Gunmageddon" legislation:

http://www.guns.com/2016/09/28/veto-...gh-signatures/

It claims 13 million gun owners in California. Yet they couldn't get 450,000 signatures on their petition. 450,000 would be less than 3.5% of 13 million. Really dudes?

Now look at the votes for Prop 63 in November:

https://ballotpedia.org/California_P...ine_Ban_(2016)

Not quite 5.1 million votes against. What a great turnout from the 13 million gun owners in California to help defeat Prop 63.

This is why I don't feel bad for gun owners in CA anymore.
Being a gun owner doesn't mean anything.

We have family friends back home who all vote straight ticket democrat on everything and always have, no matter what, and are the only people I know who have ever requested I not carry a gun when at their house. They own a couple of hunting shotguns that are stored disassembled in the attic with ammo in the basement except when going on a hunt. But hey, "gun owners" right?
post 1475385861 12-16-2016, 06:07 PM
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i know online is the best place for handgun and rifle rounds..... but it worth buying shotgun ammo online? or do they have relatively the same prices at LGS, walmart, bass pro shop, sporting goods stores?
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Originally Posted By tunejunkie⏩
i know online is the best place for handgun and rifle rounds..... but it worth buying shotgun ammo online? or do they have relatively the same prices at LGS, walmart, bass pro shop, sporting goods stores?
Still better deals to be had online, usually.
post 1475386261 12-16-2016, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted By tunejunkie⏩
i know online is the best place for handgun and rifle rounds..... but it worth buying shotgun ammo online? or do they have relatively the same prices at LGS, walmart, bass pro shop, sporting goods stores?
I know field loads are generally about the same price online vs LGS/B&M

Some of the high end duck loads are a few bucks cheaper online but if you're paying for shipping also, you're prob not saving any money

I would expect buckshot/slugs to be more like the duck loads but I'm not in the market for either so IDK
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Too tacky? I can get a crazy deal on one and would make a fun range toy to screw around with while I build my 516 SBR.

Plus 300blk is just cool.
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Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
Mah ninja Jim



Yeah. I mean, talking to one person about anything, from anywhere, is not necessarily indicative of the population's views on that subject. Sample size and all.

But he's not wrong in that most of the people in California apparently feel the same way, or at least along the same lines.
Agree
Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
talking to one person who voted for prop 63 helped me understand the support in California for gun control
Still not buying the logic applying a single person's opinion to tens of millions of people lol
Originally Posted By weightsb4dates⏩
The entire state is image based. Everyone is all about image and keeping up with the trends that are set by celebrities. Unfortunately trends right now are to be anti-gun whether it be political correctness or feminism or what ever. 2016 guns are a hobby that is primarily non-black (not gonna say white cause other minorities love their guns as well) straight male hobby so it must be bad too. I dont know why the black community is against guns but the majority is (i dont know if theyre actually anti gun, or just anti republican). The problem is honestly that t has become a partisan issue and so democrats who are democrat for all kinds of bs will vote against their own rights for guns.
It has always blown my mind that blacks are generally anti-gun. Given their fight for civil rights, you would think they'd be by far the most pro-gun group in America.
Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
Here's what gets me. Read this article about the petition to repeal the "Gunmageddon" legislation:

http://www.guns.com/2016/09/28/veto-...gh-signatures/

It claims 13 million gun owners in California. Yet they couldn't get 450,000 signatures on their petition. 450,000 would be less than 3.5% of 13 million. Really dudes?

Now look at the votes for Prop 63 in November:

https://ballotpedia.org/California_P...ine_Ban_(2016)

Not quite 5.1 million votes against. What a great turnout from the 13 million gun owners in California to help defeat Prop 63.

This is why I don't feel bad for gun owners in CA anymore.
If it wasn't for this thread, I would have never heard or known about the Gunmageddon thing. Shouldn't be a surprise that they "only" got 450k or whatever it was.

How many registered republicans are there compared to how many popular votes Trump got? It's significantly less right? Similar concept.
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post 1475387781 12-16-2016, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
Still not buying the logic applying a single person's opinion to tens of millions of people lol
ok I'll ask around and try to talk to a few more prop 63 voters
if I learn anything new I'll let you know
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Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
ok I'll ask around and try to talk to a few more prop 63 voters
if I learn anything new I'll let you know
I'm a CA resident and I like my guns and freedoms. I believe whole heartedly that gun laws only apply to those who follow laws in general. There is a huge population of uninformed residents of this state who don't realize that keeping guns out of stores does not equal keeping guns out of the hands of bad guys. "But if they aren't in your home or a store in the first place they can't be stolen". They don't realize how simple it is to aquire illegal unregistered unserialized out of country guns through underground black market sale. Sure this may be avoided if the whole world went gun free, then created a time machine and got rid of every gun that ever existed. Aka it's not possible to stop that from happening. I had an argument in my English class after the election with a couple of students about prob 63, and both of them couldn't understand the importance of the 2a, and said it was outdated because we were in a war when it was created and they were muskets, completely overlooking the point that the muskets were also what the military had at that time, and that only 85 years later there would be another war where the same guns would be used to fight for the very freedoms that they are afraid will be taken away today. That the entire thing they're afraid of with Trump's presidency is the reason we are allowed to have guns. Perhaps they considered my points later on but It didn't seem like it was being absorbed.
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Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
ok I'll ask around and try to talk to a few more prop 63 voters
if I learn anything new I'll let you know
My mother voted for prop 63 (and pretty much everything else most of us on here stand against...) and I asked her why she did, and if she believes in the second amendment, and individual rights, and she basically said she doesnt trust people anymore, and I asked does that include me, and she actually said yes... she literally doesnt trust her own son to own firearms and be an upstanding citizen, she would rather just see the whole right go away for everyone due to whatever bad apples have spoiled the whole bunch,

I explained how disappointed in her I am, and that I will still lay down my life to protect her above pretty much all others on earth if a situation called for it, and would she rather trust me to be there for her in need, or a cop or someone who has no stake in her survival beyond getting a call for a job, and she just doesnt get it. Its useless to try and argue the point of the second amendment protecting the first (which she clearly supports) or the second being the thing which prevents the government from tyranny or foreign powers from thinking they have an easy route to invasion, she actually thinks the cops will be there to protect her or the government is safe to trust completely and our forefathers who set up this whole system were somehow deluded in this check and balance of power, or that we have somehow outgrown it in this day and age... it was a sobering conversation to say the least.

This is what we are up against in california. Liberal agenda and thought processes have gone to the point of fear mongering and mistrust of our fellow citizens to in the majority make good choices when they dont align with the perceived safe sapce of liberal thoughts that the world can be this utopia if we just wish it so. They dont see these crazies who do bad things with guns as being the root of the issue, they see the tools used as the problem because bad choices were made with those tools, rather than admitting that the education system, mental health system, and social breakdowns have created these crazy people. The baby needs to be thrown out with the bathwater is the prevailing liberal mindset it seems.

I honestly dont know what the answer is here either, but its insane to me that we have come to this in so short a time, and I basically have to think its the liberal media that has brainwashed so many so quickly.
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Originally Posted By PapaBurgandy⏩
In the theater right now!
fuu the movie was good. The best star wars movie since empire strikes back probably.

I am interested to see if they do more of these gap filling stories where they arent exactly the main star wars plot and characters, but are tie ins that explain what happens in the interim times and events in between the movies or pre/post dating the movies or tell backstories of cool characters like Han and Lando, or Boba Fett, or Darth Maul or whoever.

Was pretty impressed with the writing on this one.
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Originally Posted By PepperedAngus⏩
fuu the movie was good. The best star wars movie since empire strikes back probably.

I am interested to see if they do more of these gap filling stories where they arent exactly the main star wars plot and characters, but are tie ins that explain what happens in the interim times and events in between the movies or pre/post dating the movies or tell backstories of cool characters like Han and Lando, or Boba Fett, or Darth Maul or whoever.

Was pretty impressed with the writing on this one.
Yes.....that CGI, though.
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Originally Posted By PepperedAngus⏩
fuu the movie was good. The best star wars movie since empire strikes back probably.

I am interested to see if they do more of these gap filling stories where they arent exactly the main star wars plot and characters, but are tie ins that explain what happens in the interim times and events in between the movies or pre/post dating the movies or tell backstories of cool characters like Han and Lando, or Boba Fett, or Darth Maul or whoever.

Was pretty impressed with the writing on this one.
A Boba Fett movie could be truly awesome.
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Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39⏩
A Boba Fett movie could be truly awesome.
They're already doing Han Solo and have cast Lando.....Boba Fett will be around 2020, IIRC.
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Originally Posted By PapaBurgandy⏩
Yes.....that CGI, though.
yeah lol...but at least they kept the jokey characters and kid pandering stuff to a bare minimum.

Dont read if you havent seen it**

Spoiler!
I appreciated the fact that the story was about what sacrifices had to be made to get a vital mission done, rather than everyone just living happily ever after
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Originally Posted By PepperedAngus⏩
yeah lol...but at least they kept the jokey characters and kid pandering stuff to a bare minimum.

Dont read if you havent seen it**

Spoiler!
I appreciated the fact that the story was about what sacrifices had to be made to get a vital mission done, rather than everyone just living happily ever after
Oh, I totally agree. But:

Spoiler!
they recast Mon Mothma but CGI'd Tarkin and Leah. This annoyed me.
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Originally Posted By PapaBurgandy⏩
Oh, I totally agree. But:

Spoiler!
they recast Mon Mothma but CGI'd Tarkin and Leah. This annoyed me.
yeah interesting choice...

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Yeah im thinking it was the fact that carrie and cushing are both so well recognized and iconic, and probably hard to find lookalikes who can actually act, but mon mothma was a bit part in the originals, not sure why they went that route tbh
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Originally Posted By PepperedAngus⏩
yeah interesting choice...

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Yeah im thinking it was the fact that carrie and cushing are both so well recognized and iconic, and probably hard to find lookalikes who can actually act, but mon mothma was a bit part in the originals, not sure why they went that route tbh
True, I'm probably being picky.
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post 1475397791 12-16-2016, 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted By PepperedAngus⏩
yeah interesting choice...
As I've only seen like the last 10 minutes or so but still want to contribute...

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