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i sure hope not!

9mm just doesn have "it" as far as im concerned to many people get shot and with a 9mm and run off or shoot back for 10 min.

boomerang wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:I would not buy a gun made in Canada, but that is me.

What about New York?

Tell me which ones are made in New York and I'll tell you.

New York state is a may issue state and and I am supposedly protected by FOPA if I travel through there. I doubt seriously if I ever visit, but you never can tell.

I have been to Canada a bunch and they NEVER let me bring my handguns.

I do own a few Chinese made weapons so I guess I am a hypocrite of sorts unless you acknowledge the fact that Canada masquerades as a free country while China makes no bones about being communist.

Anygunanywhere

yeah but if you look at the gun it says para ordinance Ft. laderdale Fl made in canada


so the offive is in america but the plant is in canada

i had a romanian ak
and still have a czec mauser
so im not to concerned where it came from as long as its done right

anygunanywhere wrote:
Tell me which ones are made in New York and I'll tell you.

Anygunanywhere

Kimber, for one! Made up thar in Yonkers.

realy
i never would have guessed that but then again i wouldnt own a kimber as i cant afford them they just cost to stinking much
but they are still nice

see on the frame, just under the slide, says Yonkers, New York, USA.

i wonder how they get away with that when that state is so against guns its not even funny

Actually, I recently read (maybe even on here somewhere, but I can't remember who said it or where it was said) that rural New York state is much more gun friendly than the big city areas. It really seems to be that way just about everywhere. Just think about Austin, Houston, or the DFW area as compared to other more rural areas of Texas. The big cities are much more hoplophobic than our rural areas. You can see this just by what the DA's of those areas will file charges and prosecute on. My sister-in-law is moving to California this summer. She just graduated from A&M with a bull in Aerospace Engineering. The area of California that she's moving to is VERY conservative, and also in the middle of rural NOWHERE.

Edited to add: That "bull" above was supposed to be "B S" for bachelors of science. Haha. I think it thought that I meant the other kind.

so whats next you going to tell me S&W is made in DC

Tactical_Texan_CHL wrote:Actually, I recently read (maybe even on here somewhere, but I can't remember who said it or where it was said) that rural New York state is much more gun friendly than the big city areas. It really seems to be that way just about everywhere. Just think about Austin, Houston, or the DFW area as compared to other more rural areas of Texas. The big cities are much more hoplophobic than our rural areas.

But Yonkers is not rural. It's a NYC suburb. So is Blauvelt.

on another subject
does anyone carry 2 1911s
cuz im thinking about it

DoubleJ wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:
Tell me which ones are made in New York and I'll tell you.

Anygunanywhere

Kimber, for one! Made up thar in Yonkers.

Okay. I have two, and they are made in America.

I do not own any ParaOrds, but then I do not own any Glocks, or Sigs, or H&Ks.

As far as I am concerned, whatever makes you happy..

Anygunanywhere

boomerang wrote:

Tactical_Texan_CHL wrote:Actually, I recently read (maybe even on here somewhere, but I can't remember who said it or where it was said) that rural New York state is much more gun friendly than the big city areas. It really seems to be that way just about everywhere. Just think about Austin, Houston, or the DFW area as compared to other more rural areas of Texas. The big cities are much more hoplophobic than our rural areas.

But Yonkers is not rural. It's a NYC suburb. So is Blauvelt.

League City is a suburb of Houston. Last time I checked there were more CHLs in the League City zip code than any in Texas.

Anygunanywhere

Drifted off topic.