[etbob9]

Originally Posted by pagj17

I gotta say.... The trigger suuuuucks

The trigger does take some "getting used to", but it sure is a good
feeling to know it's always in my pocket. The LaserMax is nice to
have with it as well.

[tonydewar]

and its accurate to 10 feet? imho i will keep my small frame s&w and just were enough to cover

[cuate]

What little I saw and recall concerning California are Marine Boot Camp at MCRD, and Infantry training at Camp Pendleton. Going "ashore" on liberty there and San Francisco, I felt like an illigitimate child at a family reunion ! Marines weren't loved much by the general population and
I vowed never to return to those scenes. Different strokes for different folks, Texans didn't fit in.

[Garadex]

Originally Posted by cuate

What little I saw and recall concerning California are Marine Boot Camp at MCRD, and Infantry training at Camp Pendleton. Going "ashore" on liberty there and San Francisco, I felt like an illigitimate child at a family reunion ! Marines weren't loved much by the general population and
I vowed never to return to those scenes. Different strokes for different folks, Texans didn't fit in.

I don't fit in there and I'm not even in the military. I'm from a very conservative town in the valley though.

[tCan]

Originally Posted by Vikingdad

Not true, half of San Francisco, Marin and all of Palo Alto and Silicon Valley are on the east side of the San Andreas Fault. The fault lies 800 feet east of my house.

You wont be missed when Cali breaks off to go chill with Hawaii.


I JEST!

[Blueguns]

Originally Posted by Garadex

I don't fit in there and I'm not even in the military. I'm from a very conservative town in the valley though.

From the valley too, in fact I'm still here.

Most of California is red, geographically speaking. Most of the democrats come from the larger cities.

I can't really begin to understand the gun laws here. Although if I'm not mistaken the LCP with a 10 round mag is legal.

[etbob9]

Originally Posted by Blueguns

From the valley too, in fact I'm still here.

Most of California is red, geographically speaking. Most of the democrats come from the larger cities.

I can't really begin to understand the gun laws here. Although if I'm not mistaken the LCP with a 10 round mag is legal.

I've never seen an LCP with a 10 round magazine.

I believe that I've read that the LCP isn't legal to sell in Califonia. Could be wrong, though.

[Tackleberry1]

I'd heard the LCP and most other mouse guns are banned in CA because the Libtards think this will reduce the shooting of innocent bystanders by rival gang bangers...

You see, it's generally recognized the ethnic criminals can't really hit anything beyond muzzle contact distance and allowing them "noisy crickets" would only make there marksmanship that much less effective...

...and a better question would be...WHY DOES ANYONE WHO'S HEAD IS NOT LODGED IN THERE ASS STILL RESIDE IN CA?

[pagj17]

Originally Posted by Tackleberry1

I'd heard the LCP and most other mouse guns are banned in CA because the Libtards think this will reduce the shooting of innocent bystanders by rival gang bangers...

You see, it's generally recognized the ethnic criminals can't really hit anything beyond muzzle contact distance and allowing them "noisy crickets" would only make there marksmanship that much less effective...

...and a better question would be...WHY DOES ANYONE WHO'S HEAD IS NOT LODGED IN THERE ASS STILL RESIDE IN CA?

Some don't have a choice. All it is, is ruger isn't spending the $$ to have it drop tested, for whatever reason.

[Blueguns]

Originally Posted by etbob9

I've never seen an LCP with a 10 round magazine.

I believe that I've read that the LCP isn't legal to sell in Califonia. Could be wrong, though.

Yes you may be correct, although Im relatively certain I saw an LCP in my LGS. I may be wrong, because I was more interested in the Colt Cobra in the other case.