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No Gun Bans in Ohio

SMTA

SMTA

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Took advantage of the holiday sales and grabbed the following;
1) Heritage 22lr single action revolver for plinking
2) Ruger LCR .357 mag revolver for concealed carry
3) Ordered an AR15 upper .300 Blackout, 4 1/2” barrel. It’s going to be an excellent AR15 pistol for the bedside.

No gun bans here!
 
SMTA said:
Took advantage of the holiday sales and grabbed the following;
1) Heritage 22lr single action revolver for plinking
2) Ruger LCR .357 mag revolver for concealed carry
3) Ordered an AR15 upper .300 Blackout, 4 1/2” barrel. It’s going to be an excellent AR15 pistol for the bedside.

No gun bans here!
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Very nice, I assume you're planning to supress the 300? I picked up an xd9 subcompact. Going through a springfield phase right now :)
 
SMTA said:
Took advantage of the holiday sales and grabbed the following;
1) Heritage 22lr single action revolver for plinking
2) Ruger LCR .357 mag revolver for concealed carry
3) Ordered an AR15 upper .300 Blackout, 4 1/2” barrel. It’s going to be an excellent AR15 pistol for the bedside.

No gun bans here!
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Do you live in Ohio?
 
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Artymoon said:
Very nice, I assume you're planning to supress the 300? I picked up an xd9 subcompact. Going through a springfield phase right now :)
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i have an XD45 and an XD9. Great guns. Good for you.
I’d like a can, but at about $1K a pop they’re not in the cards now. I need to learn more first.
I snagged a Hellcat Pro several months ago. Wow!
You’re on a good track.
 
SMTA said:
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i have an XD45 and an XD9. Great guns. Good for you.
I’d like a can, but at about $1K a pop they’re not in the cards now. I need to learn more first.
I snagged a Hellcat Pro several months ago. Wow!
You’re on a good track.
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I also have the XDs in 9 and the XDM 10mm. I've enjoyed them very much! For sure look into it. That's the only reason I would personally even consider a 300bo for home defense is the ability to make it quiet.
 
SMTA said:
Took advantage of the holiday sales and grabbed the following;
1) Heritage 22lr single action revolver for plinking
2) Ruger LCR .357 mag revolver for concealed carry
3) Ordered an AR15 upper .300 Blackout, 4 1/2” barrel. It’s going to be an excellent AR15 pistol for the bedside.

No gun bans here!
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How much did that all cost you?
 
SMTA said:
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i have an XD45 and an XD9. Great guns. Good for you.
I’d like a can, but at about $1K a pop they’re not in the cards now. I need to learn more first.
I snagged a Hellcat Pro several months ago. Wow!
You’re on a good track.
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You don't find the 45XD To be difficult to shoot?
 
CLAX1911 said:
You don't find the 45XD To be difficult to shoot?
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Nope. 4” barrel.
I have some very heavy recoiling hand guns.
They are quite fun.
 
CLAX1911 said:
Maybe it's because I have very large hands. It's accurate but it bangs me up.
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I do as well.
I usually carry a Kahr PM45, which really barks.
 
SMTA said:
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i have an XD45 and an XD9. Great guns. Good for you.
I’d like a can, but at about $1K a pop they’re not in the cards now. I need to learn more first.
I snagged a Hellcat Pro several months ago. Wow!
You’re on a good track.
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If nothing else, it appears the NFA tax on suppressors is going away...

MSN

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The legislation would ease restrictions established by the 1934 National Firearms Act (NFA) on suppressors — often called silencers — and certain long guns such as short-barreled rifles and sawed-off shotguns. The change would eliminate the $200 federal tax on suppressors and the requirement that owners register them with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
 
Bum said:
If nothing else, it appears the NFA tax on suppressors is going away...

MSN

www.msn.com

The legislation would ease restrictions established by the 1934 National Firearms Act (NFA) on suppressors — often called silencers — and certain long guns such as short-barreled rifles and sawed-off shotguns. The change would eliminate the $200 federal tax on suppressors and the requirement that owners register them with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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I hope so. I was just reading about this last night
Thanks.
 
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SMTA said:
I hope so. I was just reading about this last night
Thanks.
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I would love to acquire a 45-70 integrally suppressed, but that runs between 5-7 K...out of my price range for now.
 
Bum said:
I would love to acquire a 45-70 integrally suppressed, but that runs between 5-7 K...out of my price range for now.
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I picked up a Rossi Trapper in 45-70 several months ago.
What a fantastic weapon it is.
 
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no guns

but I did buy almost 500 rounds of .44 mag ammo for 50 cents a round the other day, I thought that was a good deal - Remington 180 gn UMC JSP
 
stealthycat said:
no guns

but I did buy almost 500 rounds of .44 mag ammo for 50 cents a round the other day, I thought that was a good deal - Remington 180 gn UMC JSP
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Reloads or new factory ammo?
 
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