The Official 2nd Amendment Appreciation Thread

#501
#501
Sounds like a lot of people sitting on their hands. Can't believe it would take 90 days to accomplish that.
 
#503
#503
blupotato said:
Sounds like a lot of people sitting on their hands. Can't believe it would take 90 days to accomplish that.
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I called SLED to check on the status of my application and was on hold for around an hour. Eventually, I got fed up and hung up. Called the instructor of my class and asked him what the deal was. His response: "SLED lets the phone ring off the hook, they rarely answer." My tax dollars at work...
 
#505
#505
Jumping on a CCP pretty quick after moving to Tennessee
You must have picked up some dangerous clients
 
#506
#506
Currently carry a Bersa 380+ (15 rounds)

Have had: Bersa BP9CC
Bersa 380
Colt King Cobra, .357 MAG
Mauser M2, .45 ACP
 
#508
#508
vol_in_ar said:
Jumping on a CCP pretty quick after moving to Tennessee
You must have picked up some dangerous clients
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Ha, no. I've been wanting to get one and they are very difficult to get in CA. You have to show a need for it and the Sheriff gives them out at their discretion
 
#510
#510
Yankee_Vol said:
Figured since I bought 2 more guns today I'd start a thread where people can share their armories

Here's my first new toy: Remington 700p TWS .308
With a Leupold Mark IV scope and Harris bi-pod legs
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I have one just like this in all camo with a padded cheek piece. Mine also has the Mark 4 ER/T with the illuminated reticles.
 
#511
#511
Did the paperwork on the wife's and my CCPs the Friday before Labor Day. I think it took about 20-25 days for ours. Not bad at all.
 
#512
#512
My first addition, Glock 23 .40 went and did my paperwork and finger prints for my carry about 2 weeks ago, everyone I've talked to said it takes about right at a month to get them in.
 

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#514
#514
Anybody ever duracoat/cerakote/etc a gun?

The first pistol I ever bought is an old Ruger P85. Its big, heavy, and ugly, but I love the old thing. After thousands of rounds it still runs like a sewing machine.

I've been thinking about dressing it up with duracoat. Probably something dark (black or gray) with orange accents....
 
#515
#515
WallyBalls said:
Anybody ever duracoat/cerakote/etc a gun?

The first pistol I ever bought is an old Ruger P85. Its big, heavy, and ugly, but I love the old thing. After thousands of rounds it still runs like a sewing machine.

I've been thinking about dressing it up with duracoat. Probably something dark (black or gray) with orange accents....
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Cerakoat is supposed to be the more durable of the two, but generally more expensive and isn't readily able to be done by yourself.

I just typically Krylon mine if they need it. But if I wanted something permanent, I'd go the Cerakoat route.

ETA: Joint Forces Enterprises does an outstanding job of the Cerakoat and helped do the Jack Carbine for BCM.
 
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#517
#517
Blake25p said:
Appreciate it, what was the shooting qualification for your carry class?
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We did 100 rounds

First 50 were practice

Last 50 were for score

I don't know how it was broken down but think you had to get a 70%?

Wasn't bad at all
 
#518
#518
Grand Vol said:
Cerakoat is supposed to be the more durable of the two, but generally more expensive and isn't readily able to be done by yourself.

I just typically Krylon mine if they need it. But if I wanted something permanent, I'd go the Cerakoat route.

ETA: Joint Forces Enterprises does an outstanding job of the Cerakoat and helped do the Jack Carbine for BCM.
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Thanks. I've been thinking about letting Fighting Sheepdog take a crack at it.
 
#525
#525
Better get a .22 for plinking, or you'll burn through a ton of dollars, shooting .40cal
 
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