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Oh dear, I believe the man behind the counter pull a fast one on ya...


I was tempted to get one when I picked one up....they were so light!

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This might lead you to some clues.

Can you carry the XDM comfortably? If so, I don't think you "need" another handgun. I would look at a rifle for the next purchase. But again....so many options. Seems like with your budget you could get a run of the mill AR15 + any pump. If you don't go to the range as much but want to ext...

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Had a question, but reread and found answer in original post!

I'm sorry for throwing this thread off track, let's not get too deep into our personal lifestyles. To the OP: 1. It's legal for you to open carry mags, speeder loaders, and unintentionally print. 2. My advice is to be wary about the specifics of penal code because of certain factors. 3. Not everyone...

There's one key fact you're missing. Of course a cop can't do this or that without this or that. But police aren't perfect. They do not have some kind of super power that allows every one of them to be the perfect cop. Do you think every cop has that specific penal code ingrained in their heads? Cop...

So if i sold a handgun to someone who looked to me as 18+ but was really 14, i wouldn't be in the wrong?

The Uzi carbine is hard to beat.

Accuracy at close ranges with very little recoil, so fun!

Does something happening 8 years ago make it any less factual?

Cash and carry state.

Make sure they are eligible (age, residency). There isn't really a great way to tell if they are a felon or not.

If you want to bring ink and paper into the transaction to cover you that's something you can do.

I don't think we are at any disagreement. I pointed out that you could get in trouble for things that are lawful through ignorance or faulty judgment by an officer that could result in your arrest. I also pointed out that ultimately the court would sort it out, per the bike reflector case. A charge ...

The thing about whether or not it is "breeching of the law" is that its up to the cop. Depends on where you are (city) and what youre doing. I can definitely see a situation where someone would get in trouble for unintentionally printing. Cops can arrest you for pretty much anything and le...