J-SMITH69

why should you need a permit? does the 2nd amendment specify you need a permit?

J-MAN

i think that is actually one of the gun laws a do agree with

MustangC.

do you really want hose a, hose b and hector having easy access to guns so they can do a drive by on your house? sure they can get a gun anyways but why make it easier. no reason to not have a permit, its not hard to get and it stops known criminals from be allowed to carry them legally.

Dr.Boost

The sad thing is I usually don't ever actually carry a gun on my person. Usually just in my vehicle. I need a smaller gun because carrying a full-size handgun all day is a pain in the ***.

H&K USP 9mm, on the right. Ruper P90 .45 on the left. Both are too big for daily carry IMO.


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MikeJ-2009

Yeppers.

J-MAN

nice feeling gun, i actually almost bought the M&P 40 but ended up getting the glock 22 instead. a little bulky for everyday carry but i deal with it

J-SMITH69

consitution says nothing about you not having to be a criminal to own or carry a weapon

if you're hose, hose, and hector and you have easy access to a gun (which they already do) and do a drive by my house i shoot and kill you.

hose is gone, hose is gone, and hector is gone

MustangC.

yeah your such a baddass you'll dodge all the bullets and like a pro marksmen take all 3 out with 1 shot each

get real.

MikeJ-2009

That was the issue with the S&W V9E I had (the glock copy). This one is much smaller and costs twice what that one did, but it also feels more like a chevy than the daewoo feel of the 9Ve

J-SMITH69

freedom, you can't support ron paul and support "permits" "background checks" or restrictions on buying a weapon

ron paul said himself buying a fully automatic weapon should be perfectly legal