My daughter had a massive stroke at age 16. I retired early (54) to help her get through rehab. depression etc. That was 10 years ago. She still has very limited use of her right arm. She has a Bioness electronic device to help her walk, do to drop foot. Has a type of delayed feeling in her...
You won't go wrong with the 92a1. I have one and love it. I did put extra thin wilson combat grips on and dropped in a better trigger. Also a lighter trigger spring to reduce trigger pull. That was however, my second pistol.
I live near Utica and find her narrative misrepresentative of Utica. It's hard for me to believe that someone with a law degree could not find a job here and would try to go on food stamps. Lies, lies, lies, fake news.
I'm sorry but I find all that Nazi shit offensive and I pay to get into those shows. I'm looking for deals on guns and or ammo. I don't need to be pelted by propaganda.
My son is a millennial and has a great many "survival" skills that I and the scouts have taught him.
My daughters boy friend is an older millennial and can't do shit.
Right shadow. That's how I look at it. But, why are those restrictions so important to Oneida county?
Just doesn't make sense. My wife will be vetted soon so I'm going to ask when we go to have my
pistols put on her permit.
My eyesight is at +2 reading cheaters so I need the laser. As far as a deterent....unless the bad guy is
looking at himself, he won't know where it's pointed.
I have heard that the issuing officer asks you before giving out an application. Then he decides if that reason is good enough.
I have said before that I'm always on my way to or from the range or a hike or camping or the lgs.
I also bought a 3.0 but hate it. Too large a rig, screws keep falling out. I went with a N8 squared tactical. Very nice unit.
Entire gun is covered so it doesn't touch skin.